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Page 1: ...XC RF868 Fixed Reader User Manual Invengo Information Technology Co Ltd www invengo cn ...

Page 2: ...Welcome to become a user of Invengo RFID products We are very glad that you choose the XC RF868 UHF RFID reader We hope that our equipment can bring convenience to your work ...

Page 3: ...escription of product characteristics and functions and other information in this manual are the latest valid information at that time and all information is accurate at the time of printing Invengo reserves the right to correct or change the information and instructions in this manual without prior notice and assumes no responsibility for it ...

Page 4: ... your operation may not be conducted smoothly If it is ignored it may bring you undesirable results Safety Instructions Warning sign Improper operation may do harm to your health Improper operation may cause damage to the equipment ...

Page 5: ...12 3 3 Description of LED Panel 15 3 4 External Dimensions 17 3 5 Weight 17 4 Installation of Reader 18 4 1 Installation Conditions 18 4 2 Installation Steps 18 4 2 1 Select a Position for Fixing the Reader 18 4 2 2 How to Fix the Reader 19 4 2 3 Connect Antenna to Reader 21 5 Reader Debugging 22 5 1 Preparation for Debugging 22 5 1 1 Personal Computer 22 5 1 2 Reader Software 22 5 1 3 External An...

Page 6: ...unction Interfaces 45 7 2 2 Other Functions 45 8 Daily Maintenance and Repair 46 8 1 Daily Maintenance 46 8 2 Common Fault Analysis and Solutions 46 1 Panel status indicator lamp is not on 46 2 The network port cannot be connected 46 3 The reader could not read the tag 47 4 The tag reading range of the reader is close 47 5 Slow tag reading speed or poor multi tag performance 48 8 3 Maintenance dur...

Page 7: ...antennas meet the specified requirements of the supervision area This manual introduces the features installation debugging operation troubleshooting and other operation steps of XC RF868 reader in detail This manual is applicable to the personnel for installing XC RF868 reader such as engineers or IT personnel who have RFID reader related experience or are familiar with RFID basic knowledge Instr...

Page 8: ...pacity memory and provides standardized and easy to use Web API interface so that the IOT developers can easily build and deploy customized solutions It also has reliable system stability and network adaptability and is applicable to a variety of complex application environments It fully supports ISO18000 6C EPC GLOBAL UHF CLASS 1 GEN 2 protocol standard emphasizes reliable reading and writing cap...

Page 9: ... conforms to UHF RFID standards of China America Europe and other countries and regions 2 3 Applicable Regions and Frequency Points Frequency band in China CN 25 frequency points 920 625MHz 924 375MHz at a frequency hopping interval of 250kHz Frequency band in North America US 50 frequency points 902 75MHz 927 25MHz at a frequency hopping interval of 500kHz Frequency band in Europe EU 4 frequency ...

Page 10: ...tch supports IEEE 802 3AF protocol or IEEE 802 3AT protocol CAT Class 5 and above network cables shall be used for power supply 2 DC power supply 24V DC power supply is recommended with current not less than 2 5A and ripple not greater than 100mV The reader is equipped with our 24V 2 5A power adapter and the technical indicators are as follows The interface adopts the form of internal positive pol...

Page 11: ...IEEE 802 3af at standard Please carefully check your voltage range before installation and use When the product is working radiating microwave power the installation and debugging personnel shall be at least 20cm away from the antenna to meet the requirements of the clause on human exposure to the maximum allowable radio frequency RF radiation ...

Page 12: ...he Packing List of the product If there is any discrepancy or damage please contact our company in time 3 2 Interface Description The following figure illustrates the communication interface and I O interfaces on the XC RF868 reader as shown in Figure 3 1 Figure 3 1Front Interfaces The interfaces are described as follows Grounding screw DC power input interface DC 24V 2 5A USB3 0 Type C interface ...

Page 13: ...external connector SMA Hardware reset button Figure 3 2 GPIO Interfaces Table 3 2 Definitions of I O Port Pins Pin Signal Definition Remarks 1 IO_INPUT1 Isolated input signal 1 VIH 3 12V VIL 0 0 8V 2 IO_INPUT1 Isolated input signal 1 3 IO_INPUT2 Isolated input signal 2 4 IO_INPUT2 Isolated input signal 2 5 IO_INPUT3 Isolated input signal 3 6 IO_INPUT3 Isolated input signal 3 7 IO_INPUT4 Isolated i...

Page 14: ...relay output channel 2 13 RELAY_OUT_R3 Optocoupler relay output channel 3 14 RELAY_OUT_L3 Optocoupler relay output channel 3 15 RELAY_OUT_L4 Optocoupler relay output channel 4 16 RELAY_OUT_R4 Optocoupler relay output channel 4 17 18 19 Ground GND when using this ground there is no isolation effect 20 Output 5V voltage 5V 100mA when using this output power supply there is no isolation effect Figure...

Page 15: ...NC RF antenna ports ANT1 ANT6 3 3 Description of LED Panel The LED indicator lamps of XC RF868 reader are used to indicate the statuses of the reader which mainly include power status running status antenna status and wireless communication status Each LED has its own flash mode to communicate the status to the user Table 3 5records the definition modes of LED Figure 3 5 LED Panel ...

Page 16: ...smission by antenna ANT6 Antenna 6 indicator lamp If the white lamp is on it indicates active transmission by antenna Wireless status indicator lamp If the white lamp is normally on it indicates that Wi Fi has started without connection If the white lamp flashes it indicates that Wi Fi has established connection Cellular 4G status indicator lamp If the white lamp is normally on it indicates that 4...

Page 17: ...n detail Figure 3 6 External Dimension Drawing Volume parameters of XC RF868 fixed reader In metric system 259 7 mm x 170 8 mm x 32 mm In British system 10 22 in x 6 69 in x 1 26 in 3 5 Weight The net weight of XC RF868 fixed reader is about In metric system 1 6 Kg In British system 3 53 lb ...

Page 18: ... the reader Ideally the machine should always be kept away from direct sunlight high humidity extreme temperatures and electromagnetic interference sources Any combination of these conditions may reduce the performance or shorten the service life of the equipment In addition if the coaxial cable is installed near another vertical object the bending radius of the coaxial cable at the antenna connec...

Page 19: ...reader with M6 8 screws and then locate the four mounting slots of the reader as shown in Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 Reader Fixing Holes 2 Fix with hexagon socket head cap screws M6 16_ oxidizing black_GB70 1 or crosshead expansion boltΦ6 45_ galvanized The reader can be installed horizontally or vertically ...

Page 20: ...SA 100 100 Fixing Hole Positions If any dust or water might be exposed the communication interface port of the reader shall face down to prevent dust or water from entering Tighten and fix the ground cable order code 2200500034 on the reader with screws at the location of sign and connect the other end to the earth ...

Page 21: ...tenna cable to the RF port of the reader the cable can be connected to any RF port 3 Tighten each connection with fingers to ensure that the connection is firm When the antenna and cable cannot be twisted any more it means that the antenna and cable have been tightened as shown in Figure 4 3 below Figure 4 3 Antenna Installation and Connection Diagram RF cable TNC N type_6m 6m long order code 2200...

Page 22: ...1 Personal Computer CPU Pentium 4 dominant frequency above 2 8G Memory Above 2G Byte Hard disk Above 20G Communication interface RJ 45 network interface 10 100 1000M Operating system Windows 7 Windows 10 Google and Mozilla Firefox browsers 5 1 2 Reader Software XC RF868 fixed reader Web API interface software Web demonstration software See User Manual for API Interface of XC RF868 Fixed Reader for...

Page 23: ...4 male connector _KSR240_N J4Y male connector _6m 2 Use thick cables and type N connector antennas TNC to type N RF adapter 1110800016 RF adapter N RP TNC KK RF cable N J7B_SYWV 50 7_N J7B_10m 2200400001 RF cable N J7B_SYWV 50 7_N J7B_15m 2200400002 3 Use thick cables and SMA connector antenna RF adapter N SMA KJ 1110800098 RF cable N J7B_SYWV 50 7_N J7B_10m 2200400001 RF cable N J7B_SYWV 50 7_N J...

Page 24: ... the LED panel is always on 15s later the indicator lamp flashes regularly After the buzzer makes di di sound twice the system initialization is completed and the reader can be operated at this time If the reader is being powered through the PoE and the reader detects that an external power supply has been connected the reader will restart and switch to power supply by power adapter However if the...

Page 25: ...d the network will automatically assign the corresponding IP address to the reader At this time the reader can be connected to communicate through the assigned IP address If the current network does not support DHCP the reader can be set to the static mode and to the IP address under the same network segment At this time the reader can be connected to communicate through the set IP address For det...

Page 26: ... 5 2 Bonjour Software 2 Use a mobile phone or tablet computer to connect to the Wi Fi hotspot of the reader name invengo xx xx xx xx means the last three bytes of the MAC address and the MAC address is pasted on the side of the reader password 88888888 Enter 192 168 12 1 5000 in the address bar of the mobile phone or tablet browser to enter the Web interface to query or modify the network connecti...

Page 27: ...ess For details see System Settings part in 6 9 The reader is in static mode 1 When the reader is in static mode use the methods 1 and 2 in the dynamic mode to find the IP address How to confirm that the reader has successfully connected to the network 1 Use the shortcut key WIN R on the PC side and the Operation interface will pop up Then enter cmd in the operation interface to enter the cmd inte...

Page 28: ... network Step 1 Install Google or Mozilla Firefox browser into the PC and type the IP address of the reader in the address bar 192 168 5000 or invengo xx xx xx local 5000 xx is the last three bytes of the MAC address the MAC address is pasted on the side of the reader as shown in Figure 6 1 Figure 6 1 Web Login Interface Reader Operation 06XC RF868 FIXED READER ...

Page 29: ...29 Step 2 Enter user and password 123456 to log into the reader operation interface as shown in Figure 6 2 below Figure 6 2 Web Interface ...

Page 30: ...tions Tag operations include RFID settings tag reading tag writing and read write statistics 1 RFID settings The reader has been configured as the frequency band of corresponding region before delivery such as CN FCC EU and the configured region cannot be changed If it is necessary to select the frequency band of other region it needs to be set by professionals as shown in Figure 6 3 below Figure ...

Page 31: ... Figure 6 4 below Click the Stop scanning to end the current tag reading action Click Clear display to clear the tag information in the box Figure 6 4 Tag Reading RF settings shall match the operating country region and comply with local laws and regulations The user is responsible for ensuring that correct RF settings are used for operation and is fully responsible for any fines and other losses ...

Page 32: ...g in the tag interface to enter the Tag selection interface Select Target area data including EPC and user and click OK as shown in Figure 6 5 below Figure 6 5 Tag Selection Enter the Write tag interface and write the target data in the data to be written box as shown in Figure 6 6 below Figure 6 6 Tag Writing ...

Page 33: ...ing Successfully 4 Read write statistics In the process of tag operation current read write data can be monitored in real time through the read write statistics interface such as instantaneous reading rate average reading rate and total number of read tags as shown in Figure 6 8 below Figure 6 8 Read write Statistics ...

Page 34: ... include IP acquisition method IP address subnet mask and gateway address as shown in Figure 6 9 below Figure 6 9 Wired Network Settings The MAC address has been set before leaving the factory and cannot be changed by the user The reader can connect to the wireless router in the LAN through internal wireless Wi Fi for communication or uses terminal device to connect as a Hotspot ...

Page 35: ...ess network as shown in Figure 6 10 below Click Scan to display all the wireless networks that can be connected in the box Click Connect and enter the account number and password to connect to the internal wireless LAN Figure 6 10 Wireless Network Settings ...

Page 36: ...eless hotspot The reader creates hotspots through internal Wi Fi as shown in Figure 6 11 below and uses terminal devices e g mobile phone tablets etc to connect and log in Figure 6 11 Wireless Hotspot Creation ...

Page 37: ... configuration mainly includes antenna number TID data length start address of user data and user data length as shown in Figure 6 12 Figure 6 12 GPIO Trigger In the four channel GPIO triggered reading as long as the scanning parameters of any channel are configured the scanning parameter configuration of the other three channels will be the same GPIO control includes input status and output setti...

Page 38: ...d located through the system status bar The system status includes system resource status and connection status The system resources mainly include CPU temperature memory usage and disk usage the connection status includes system service connection RFID connection and antenna connection as shown in Figure 6 14 below Figure 6 14 System Status ...

Page 39: ...n of the device by accessing the reader version management interface including the product model and related software versions such as WS IRP version Web application version and firmware version as shown in Figure 6 15 below Figure 6 15 Version Information ...

Page 40: ...e firmware or application software to be upgraded in the computer to which the device is connected 2 Click Select a file button in the software upgrade interface to find the file MCU firmware or application software you need to upgrade 3 Click Execute upgrade as shown in Figure 6 16 4 After finishing upgrade you will be prompted that the burning is finished otherwise you will be prompted that the ...

Page 41: ...eption in the process of version upgrade the firmware version rollback can be performed 1 Enter the firmware version rollback interface 2 Select the rollback version 3 Click the Execute upgrade button Figure 6 17 Firmware Version Rollback ...

Page 42: ... 7 1 1 Hardware and Operating System Table 7 1Hardware and Operating System Type Description Processor Quad core Cortex A53 dominant frequency 1 3GHz Memory 3GB RAM 16GB FLASH Operating system Linux Android OS Technical Parameters of Reader 07XC RF868 FIXED READER ...

Page 43: ...s up to 30dBm Frequency range CN 920 625MHz 924 375MHz FCC 902 75MHz 927 25MHz EU 865 7MHz 867 5MHz Reading rate Up to 1000 times second Multi tag Up to 1000 piece 5 seconds 100 full reading Read range 0 30m related to environment and configuration Write range 0 15m related to environment and configuration Maximum receiving sensitivity Up to 85dBm Antenna impedance 50ohm ...

Page 44: ...sical dimension In metric system 259 7 mm x 170 8 mm x 32 mm In British system 10 22 in x 6 69 in x 1 26 in Weight In metric system 1 6 kg In British system 3 53 lb Shell material Die cast aluminum alloy Operating temperature 25 70 Storage temperature 40 85 Humidity 5 95 RH without condensation Level of protection IP50 ...

Page 45: ...e 2xUSB3 0 TYPE A interface 1xUSB3 0 Type C interface HDMI interface Support GPIO interface Support 4 channel isolated input and 4 channel isolated output Wi Fi function Support Power supply mode Support adapter and POE 802 3at power supply 7 2 2 Other Functions Table 7 5 Other Functions Type Description Antenna detection Support Temperature detection Support System status Support Online upgrade S...

Page 46: ... encounter various faults when using the reader Common fault phenomena and solutions are listed here in combination with daily application 1 Panel status indicator lamp is not on Check whether the power supply link is normal Check whether the positive and negative poles of the power supply are connected reversely 2 The network port cannot be connected Check whether the network cable is connected n...

Page 47: ...ces 4 The tag reading range of the reader is close Check whether the frequency point setting of the reader is correct Check whether the RF output power of the reader is small and adjust the output power if necessary Check whether the polarization direction of the tag and the antenna matches If the antenna is vertically polarized the tag should be placed vertically Check whether the tag is a specia...

Page 48: ... of the reader is small and adjust the output power if necessary If you could not solve problems please contact the customer service center or technical support department of our company 8 3 Maintenance during Long term Storage If the reader is not used for a long time please power off the reader remove all cables pack the reader and related accessories and store them in a relatively dry and well ...

Page 49: ... the packaging box of the returned system also write this number on a piece of paper and put it in the packaging box so that the article returned by the user will be handled quickly When returning the reader for repair please follow the following steps Carefully pack the reader and its accessories into the original anti static foam packaging box If the original packaging box is no longer available...

Page 50: ... with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the followi...

Page 51: ... equipment complies with the FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator and any part of your body ...

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