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This manual is provided for information purposes only. All information included in this manual is subject
to change without notice. Identec is not responsible for any damages, direct or indirect, arising from or
related to the use of this manual, or associated product.

© Copyright 1999 Identec Limited. All rights reserved.
Printed in the United Kingdom.

This manual may be reproduced by Identec's customers for the purpose of assisting with the
installation of Cryptag Census equipment. Reproduction in any form, physical or electronic, of
all or part of this manual for any other purpose requires the express written permission of
Identec Ltd.

Trade mark Notice:

Cryptag is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd.
Census is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd.
Cliptag is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd
Identec is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd

Patents:

Patents in the UK and other countries protect Cryptag systems.

Registered Designs

Various aspects of the reader design are registered.

WARNING NOTICE

This product uses radio frequency signals, and is therefore subject to possible interference. Any
application should bear this in mind, and in particular it should not be possible for personal safety to be
jeopardised by a failure to read.

This reader neither uses nor generates hazardous voltages. You should not connect any such voltage to it.

Summary of Contents for CENSUS

Page 1: ...el 0 044 191 584 4084 Mercantile Road Fax 0 044 191 584 9077 Rainton Bridge Industrial Estate Tech Support 0800 018 1661 Houghton le Spring www identec co uk County Durham e mail cryptag compuserve co...

Page 2: ...Page 1 of 21 1 Complete ELC Reader Kit...

Page 3: ...other purpose requires the express written permission of Identec Ltd Trademark Notice Cryptag is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd Census is a registered trademark of Identec Ltd Cliptag is a reg...

Page 4: ...received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC Identifier Application 15 JHD CEN5 Note Systems that comply with FCC regulations operate at different frequencies and only such...

Page 5: ...1 2 The reader 5 1 3 Unpacking 5 1 4 Getting started 5 Chapter 2 Reader Location 6 Chapter 3 Installing and commissioning 7 3 1 Installation 7 3 2 Commissioning 9 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 10 Appendi...

Page 6: ...1 reader is configurable and this is normally done in the factory Configuration controls the output format timings etc 1 3 Unpacking Check the following list of contents Reader Spacer Labels Manual Mo...

Page 7: ...readers can be mounted on glass or other flat surfaces using the spacer provided The ELC1 s reading range is such that a Site Survey is desirable Using the MS3 Test Tune meter the reading range will o...

Page 8: ...reader and labels The ELC1 reader is supplied with a spacer and a number of labels to suit different mounting locations Use the spacer where it is not possible to drill a hole for the reader Fixing to...

Page 9: ...to the reader Connections The connections are shown above The power supply to the reader between 0V and V should be between 5V and 18V d c The current consumption of the reader is approximately 60mA...

Page 10: ...at the data from the reader is reaching the controller To check that the reader is working apply power to the reader The red LED should come on as also should the Data LED The Noise LED should be off...

Page 11: ...ag is valid for the reader An ELC1 may be configured to report some tags and ignore others Is the tag being removed from the reading zone for sufficient time Normally a few seconds will be sufficient...

Page 12: ...232 The reader is supplying data switching from 0 to 5Volts and as such is not true RS232 Tests have shown that this is compatible with most modern computer terminals If the data appears to be garbage...

Page 13: ...s on LED status 100mA max The ELC1 power connection is reverse voltage protected There is a slight danger that incorrect connections on other terminals can damage the reader Wiegand output Data on D0...

Page 14: ...lied for For the purpose of FCC this range of product is classified as a low frequency intentional radiator The user is cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party...

Page 15: ...ay be considerable time before this happens and environmental policy may have changed in the meantime we recommend Tags contain a small lithium battery and should be disposed of accordingly If you are...

Page 16: ...computer 10 configuration 12 connections 12 contents 5 D data LED 5 10 12 dimensions 12 disposal of tags 14 drilling hole 6 E EMC directive 3 EN 60950 13 environment 12 ETS 300 683 13 ETS 300 330 13 F...

Page 17: ...Label 6 LED s 5 6 10 12 Lithium 14 location 6 low range 10 low voltage directive 3 13 M mechanical data 12 metal 6 monitor 10 mounting 6 mounting kit 5 MPT 1337 13 MS3 test tune 6 N Noise LED 5 O ope...

Page 18: ...eaders 6 serial data 11 12 site codes 11 site survey 6 spacer 6 starting 5 supply voltage 5 T tag disposal 14 tag numbers 11 tags 5 14 technical data 12 temperature 12 trademarks 2 U unpacking 5 user...

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