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Intermec JD2010, Quick Reference Manual

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Contents

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Contents

Introduction  5

Communications Dock Parts and Functions  6

Top Panel  6
Back Panel  7

Installing the Communications Dock  9

Mounting the Communications Dock  9
Connecting the Cables  10
Configuring the Communications Dock  10

Configuring the Reader  10
Setting the DIP Switches  11

Connecting the Power Supply  12

Operating the Communications Dock  13

Communicating with the JANUS 2010 Reader  13
Charging Batteries  13

Charging a Battery Pack in the Battery Slot  14
Charging the Battery Pack in the Reader  15

Discharging Battery Packs  15

Reference  16

Operating Environment  17

Temperature  17
Humidity  17

How to Daisy Chain the Communications Docks  17

Cables Used for Daisy Chaining  17

Battery Status Lights  18
Battery Troubleshooting  19
Pin Assignments for the Dock Connectors  20

Summary of Contents for JD2010

Page 1: ...P N 058429 003 Quick Reference Guide JANUS 2010CommunicationsDock ...

Page 2: ...ance with FCC Rules the I O cables that interconnect between the device and any peripheral must be specified by Intermec Caution Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Intermec could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Industry Canada Compliance This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio emissions from digital apparatuses as set out in the radio...

Page 3: ... Connecting the Power Supply 12 Operating the Communications Dock 13 Communicating with the JANUS 2010 Reader 13 Charging Batteries 13 Charging a Battery Pack in the Battery Slot 14 Charging the Battery Pack in the Reader 15 Discharging Battery Packs 15 Reference 16 Operating Environment 17 Temperature 17 Humidity 17 How to Daisy Chain the Communications Docks 17 Cables Used for Daisy Chaining 17 ...

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Page 5: ... reader The dock allows you to transmit data between a JANUS 2010 reader and a host computer charge the JANUS 2010 reader battery pack while the reader is in the communications dock charge a spare battery pack in the dock s battery slot communicate with other devices host computer concentrator modem by means of RS 232C or RS 422 485 connectors D E F D A F1 F2 F3 F4 F4 F10 F9 F8 F7 F6 C B K L J G I...

Page 6: ...r slot also charges the battery pack installed in the reader Battery slot You use the battery slot to charge or discharge spare battery packs for the J2010 There are six LEDs that you can use to monitor the status of the reader and spare battery pack Reader Receive Transmit Reader LEDs Discharge Charge Battery LEDs Ready Reader LEDs Description Battery LEDs Description Reader The reader is transmi...

Page 7: ...erface and communication ports the dock will use You can configure the dock so that the J2010 communicates with one or both ports Network connector Use the network connector to connect a device to communicate with the J2010 auxiliary port or both The connector supports the RS 232C DTE interface and Intermec standard four wire RS 422 interface or RS 485 multi drop interface The network interface on...

Page 8: ...e 8 Communications Dock Details Discharge Charge Ready Battery LEDs Reader Receive Transmit Reader LEDs Reader Slot Battery Slot DIP Switches Discharge Button Power Supply Connector Network Connector Auxiliary Connector TM D 2010Q 002 NETWORK AUXILIARY ...

Page 9: ...Communications Dock You can permanently mount the communications dock on a desktop using two 10 32 UNC 2A screws as shown Mount the dock before you connect the cables and power supply Minimum height of the screw above the mounting surface is 25 Use 10 32 UNC 2A screws 45 maximum 25 minimum 2020Q 003 4 00 Note If you mount the JD2010 communications dock on a table top or shelf make sure you have en...

Page 10: ... RS 422 25 9 pin 044926 9161 or 9154 Concentrator RS 485 25 9 pin 047653 95XX Reader and Dock to Dock RS 232 25 25 pin 047286 94XX TRAKKER to the dock Network port RS 232 25 10 pin 048500 94XX TRAKKER to the dock Auxiliary port RS 232 25 10 pin 048864 9570 Reader or Terminal to the dock Auxiliary port RS 232 25 25 pin 043237 Note Cable part numbers 048668 and 048693 do not work with Interlnk Use a...

Page 11: ...tches Use the Dock Configuration Table on the next page and follow these steps to set the DIP switches on the back panel of the dock 1 Identify the dock port you are using Network Auxiliary or Both 2 Identify the communications you are using between the dock port s and the reader The reader can communicate with the network port auxiliary port or both ports The two ports on the dock can also be con...

Page 12: ...r RS 422 0 1 1 0 Network port talks to JANUS 2010 and auxiliary port RS 422 1 0 0 0 Network port talks to JANUS 2010 RS 422 1 0 1 0 Network port talks to JANUS 2010 RS 485 1 0 X 1 Both ports talk to the reader and each other RS 232 or RS 422 1 1 0 0 Both ports talk to the reader and each other RS 422 1 1 1 0 Both ports talk to the reader but not each other RS 485 1 1 1 1 Note X means the DIP switc...

Page 13: ...he Reader LED lights on the dock If the Reader LED is not on make sure the power supply is connected to the dock and plugged into an AC outlet 3 Start your program on the reader or host computer Data can begin transmitting between the reader and the devices connected to the dock ports The Receive LED lights when the reader is receiving data The Transmit LED lights when the reader is transmitting d...

Page 14: ...ert the battery pack into the battery slot on the dock D 2010Q 004 Battery Pack Power Supply 2 If you are charging a battery pack for the first time the Charge LED flashes to indicate that the dock is precharging the battery Once a battery pack has been precharged or if you have charged the battery pack before the Discharge and Charge LEDs start flashing If none of the battery LEDs flash the batte...

Page 15: ...tions dock and the dock is plugged in The reader can be on or off The reader s battery pack is charged within 15 hours if the reader is off and within 45 hours if the reader is on If you lose power to the communications dock the reader resumes where it left off and the battery pack continues charging or maintains its full charge when the power is returned Note Although the reader s battery pack is...

Page 16: ...charging the battery pack Allow several hours to completely discharge the battery pack Once the battery pack is discharged the Discharge and Charge LEDs start flashing and the dock begins charging the battery pack If you lose power to the communications dock the battery pack will begin charging when the power is returned If the battery was not completely discharged when the power was lost remove t...

Page 17: ...ain to download a program to each J2010 in its dock Only one RS 232 or RS 422 device either the host computer or one J2010 can transmit at a time To daisy chain the docks 1 Connect a cable from the network port on one dock to the auxiliary port on the next dock 2 Repeat Step 1 to include each additional dock in the chain 3 Connect the last dock at either end of the chain to the host computer or an...

Page 18: ...ry is charged and ready The discharge button has been pushed and the slot is waiting for a battery to discharge The battery is discharging The battery has poor contact with the dock contacts Discharge and Ready LEDs flash simultaneously The battery did not charge in the allotted time The battery may be damaged The battery has poor contact with the dock or the battery may be damaged Discharge and R...

Page 19: ... battery pack may be damaged All three LEDs flash at the same time The dock cannot raise the battery voltage to an adequate level Remove the battery pack then put the same battery back into the slot If all three LEDs flash again discharge the battery pack as described earlier in this guide If after discharging the battery pack all three LEDs flash again you have a bad battery pack that needs to be...

Page 20: ... in 7 Signal ground 8 Received line signal detector in 11 Reserved 13 Input Circuit B in 14 Output Circuit A out 15 Transmitter clock in 16 Input Circuit A in 17 Receiver clock in 19 Output Circuit B out 20 Data terminal ready out 22 Ring indicator in 2010Q 007 Auxiliary Connector 1 Protective ground 2 Transmitted data in 3 Received data out 4 Request to send in 5 Clear to send out 6 Data set read...

Page 21: ...ed dock ports are set high to indicate to the host computer that the reader is in the dock If you remove the reader from the slot while a device is communicating with the reader the DTR DSR signals on the dock ports go low to indicate to the host computer that the reader has been removed The DTR DSR signals on the dock ports are also set high when the dock ports are configured to talk to each othe...

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