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ID ISC.ANT1800/700-A/-B

FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH

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f one or more „holes“ are detected, check the noise values on the Reader (see

The following may result in faulty readings:

Antenna improperly installed (orientation, antenna distance, check cabling)

The torrid / ring cores are not mounted on the antenna and power cables

Metal near the antennas is detuning or interfering with them.

The antennas are not properly tuned.

Noise level too high (Vmax

– Vmin 20 mV)

Transponder too insensitive, detuned or defective

Reader improperly configured (transmitting power, transponder type, modulation, transponder

parameters, etc.).

A cable is defect or has a weak contact.

Reader, multiplexer or antenna defect.

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Summary of Contents for i-scan HF

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION customized E 2012 09 28 M00910 8e ID B doc ID ISC ANT1800 700 Type A and B Version Reader ID ISC LRM2500 B ...

Page 2: ...ased on advantageous boundary conditions FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH does not give any guarantee promise for perfect function in cross environments and does not give any guaranty for the functionality of the complete system which incorporates the subject of this document FEIG ELECTRONIC call explicit attention that devices which are subject of this document are not designed with components and testing me...

Page 3: ... former issue If bits within one byte are filled with these bit spaces are reserved for future extensions or for internal testing and manufacturing functions These bit spaces must not be changed as this may cause faulty operation of the reader The following figure formats are used 0 9 for decimal figures 0x00 0xFF for hexadecimal figures b0 1 for binary figures The hexadecimal value in brackets ma...

Page 4: ... Installing the antenna 16 5 2 1 Dimensions of antenna 16 5 2 2 Drilling the Mounting Holes 17 5 2 3 Installing the Antenna Base and Antenna Body 19 6 Typical Antenna Configuration Gate Antenna with two Antennas 20 6 1 Project Notes Antenna 20 6 2 Project Notes People Counter GPC 23 6 3 Gate Configuration and Setup using Antennas 25 6 3 1 Required Components 25 6 3 2 Configuration of a Gate Antenn...

Page 5: ... Test in ISO Host or Buffered Read 52 6 8 3 Configuration and Test in Notification Mode 55 6 8 4 Using the trigger function of Gate People Counter 57 7 Configure the reader in accordance with national RF regulations 59 8 Technical Data 61 8 1 Antenna ID ISC ANT1800 700 Type A and B 61 8 2 People Counter ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC and ID ISC ANT GPC E 64 8 3 Approvals 65 8 3 1 Europe CE 65 8 3 1 1 Ante...

Page 6: ...d its installation must be in accordance with national legal requirements and local electrical codes When working on devices the valid safety regulations must be observed Please observe that some parts of the device may heat severely Before touching the device the power supply must always be interrupted Make sure that the device is without voltage by measuring The fading of an operation control LE...

Page 7: ...s for acrylic surfaces Regularly remove dust and other impurities with a soft cloth and a solution of water with a little dishwashing liquid Keep the antenna dry All kinds of moisture should be avoided during operation and storage Precipitation humidity and liquids contain minerals that will corrode electronic circuits and da maging transparent plastic parts Protect the antenna from high temperatu...

Page 8: ... side of the packaging can cause damage to the device The pallet has to be adapted to the size and the number of antennas In no case shall the packaging stand out of the range An additional protection of the edges of the pallet is recom mended The packaging mustn t be moist at all times When transporting overseas by ship or plane the packaging has to be protected against get damp at any time Tempe...

Page 9: ...ted Depending on the antenna configuration one two or all three read orientations of the Smart Tags and various aisle widths gate widths are possible The ID ISC ANT1800 700 A B is a figure of eight antenna with tuner and has been optimized as transmitting and receiving antennas for the ID ISC LRM2500 Reader It is however also possible to operate them with other readers at a transmission frequency ...

Page 10: ...ion Radar Detector is used to extend the People Counter to a second gate aisles The People Counter has two counters per aisle The values of the incoming and outgoing persons will be separately captured Fig 1 Gate People Counter Structure 2 3 antennas 1 2 gate aisles A change of the counter values will be stored in the EEPROM of the People Counter board By sending the command 0x78 Set People Counte...

Page 11: ... aisles Fig 2 Top view of the detection areas 2 5 antennas 1 4 gate aisles The People Counter board and the Radar detectors are mounted in the base of the antennas Due to the radar beam can pervade the plastic housing of the antenna no openings a necessary The three digital output can be used to enable a signal light at every gate antenna or activate an alarm buzzer in the gate antenna Counter 1 C...

Page 12: ...s are embedded in the Pickyback command of the reader Generally there are two possibilities to get the actual people counter values Either the Host poll the People Counter periodically or in the Notification Mode of the reader the reader send a notifi cation protocol at every change In ISO Host or Buffered Read Mode the host poll the GPC by sending protocols Only in the Noti fication Mode the read...

Page 13: ...ght ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC Gate People Counter People Counter and one piece of radar detector for antenna ID ISC ANT1800 700 incl Mounting and cabling set optional ID ISC ANT GPC E Exten sion Radar Detector Second radar detector with cable for the second direct parallel aisle optional Table 1 Available Antenna Types and Accessories Required components to setup a gate by using the Gate People Count...

Page 14: ...of 8 m must be kept between the antennas or gates For shorter distances 1 m 8 m the readers must be synchronized The synchronization of the readers is only possible in one of the Automatic Modes Buffered Read Notification or Scan Mode Below a distance of 1 5 m the antennas must also be shielded from each other Otherwise the read range will be significantly reduced The antennas must have a minimum ...

Page 15: ...the following steps 1 Place the packed antenna on the floor with the top side facing up Carefully open the box and then remove the antenna Fig 3 Packed Antenna 2 Afterwards the antenna has to be placed carefully on the floor again Now the two fastening screws hexagon socket width AF 2 5 have to remove of the antenna base cover By moving the cover upwards carefully remove the cover from the antenna...

Page 16: ...ECTRONIC GmbH Seite 16 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc Installing the antenna Dimensions of antenna The overall dimensions of the antenna are shown in Fig 5 Fig 5 Antenna outside dimensions All dimensions are in mm with general tolerance according to ISO 2768 m mean ...

Page 17: ... base or floor The anchors should be capable of withstanding a permissible load of at least 5 kN per anchor for all load directions e g for concrete floor Hilti HVA anchors with HAS E M8 threaded rod or Hilti HIS N M8 5 16 threaded inserts The size of the mounting holes in the antenna is 10 mm 39 The length of the anchors or bolts should be selected such so they jut out at least 40 mm 1 6 and maxi...

Page 18: ...tallation ID ISC ANT1800 700 A B FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Seite 18 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc Alternatively the cables can be routed at the sides of the antenna bas like shown in Fig 7 Fig 7 Cable routing at the antenna sides ...

Page 19: ...ductors in the middle of the antenna body have to have the same direction Fig 8 Afterwards the antenna has to be aligned the antenna vertically by using the adjusting screws Fig 9 Please read also 0 Using the trigger function of Gate People Counter and 0 Project Notes People Counter GPC Fig 8 Conductors shape have to have same direction Adjusting screws hexagon socket width AF 4 Fig 9 Attaching an...

Page 20: ...ing at a horizontal line through the reading area of the gate The tag orientation is non critical The tags are detected along a horizontal axis of motion in certain regions within the antennas The area of detection depends on the tag orientation The size of the three dimensional reading area of the antennas is shown in the sketch below Fig 10 Capture area and tag orientation Notes Note that the en...

Page 21: ...e area unintentional detection To achieve three dimensional reading of the tag in the reading area drawn above the following conditions must be fulfilled The gate distance GD depends on the antenna configuration see Table 5 The tags should be at least ISO card size 46 mm x 75 mm The activation field strength of the tags should be less than or equal to 60 mA m The distance from tag to tag should be...

Page 22: ...as described in 0 Reader Configuration If multiple gates are operated at the same time at a distance of less than 8 m the Readers must by synchronized See Application Note Synchronizing RFID Long Range Readers using the digital in outputs N11200 xe ID B pdf Gate with antenna Type A and Type B Gate distance GD 100 cm Number of tags at a speed of 1 m s Read serial number Read data 16 8 Table 5 Gate ...

Page 23: ...ng objects can influence the counting of the People Counter much If a People Counter is installed in the antenna the antenna conductors in the middle of the antenna body must be aligned that the red arrows show according to Fig 8 Conductors shape have to have same direction in the direction of free space That means the antennas are installed close to the entrance and exit the detection area of the...

Page 24: ...of one radar sensor usually is counted one person only The minimum distance between two people so that these people are detected separately as a function of the adjusted sensitivity and position in the passage is 60 cm to 130 cm Cross traffic in the detection area i e people who cross in front of the antennas go from left to right or contrariwise can also be counted or recorded To avoid interferen...

Page 25: ...SC NET24V B Power Supply Unit Qty 1 ID ISC ANT1800 700 B Crystal Gate Power cable interface cable and connection cable for the DC power supplies 2 wire twisted Mounting materials screws anchors To calibrate the Reader you will need the software ISOStart Version 2011 and for tuning the antennas the service software DATuningTool Version 1 10 or higher on a personal computer running under Microsoft W...

Page 26: ... supply to X11 of the terminal board only Optional the cable of the signal light of antenna Type B has to be connected to X12 LED2 third antenna X14 LED3 of the terminal board Fig 13 Connecting the components for a gate consisting of two antennas reader and multiplexer Gate People Counter ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC Radar Module ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC X6 ANT1 HF Antenna A 135 cm X1 7 20 m IN OUT 2 OUT ...

Page 27: ... ISC ANT1800 700 A B FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Seite 27 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc Fig 14 Terminal board An overview of the terminal board assignment is given in 0 Annex A Note A reverse polarity could damage the device or the In Outputs ...

Page 28: ...rd in Antenna Type B must be installed Grey wire and green wire GND At a double gate with 3 antennas a connection between X12 LED 2 of the terminal board in Antenna Type A and X14 LED 3 at the 1 Antenna Type B and X14 LED3 of the terminal board in Antenna Type A und X14 LED 3 at the 2 Antenna Type B must be installed Grey wire and green wire GND ANT1800700 B ANT1800700 A LED light 1 People Counter...

Page 29: ... see Fig 15 Tie all cables as far away from the antenna conductor as possible The cables must never be allowed to contact the antenna conductor The cable from antenna type B to the antenna type A should preferably be connected shortly Unused cable lengths are possible should be tied in antenna B type Fig 15 Connection of the components in an antenna Type A Fig 16 Unused coaxial cables are tied in ...

Page 30: ...GmbH Seite 30 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc Setting the Multiplexer The jumpers JP11 JP14 should be set factory setting as shown More on setting the ID ISC ANT MUX M4 Multiplexer can be found in the corresponding installation manual M90700 xde ID B Fig 17 Jumper positions ...

Page 31: ...carefully remove the cover from the antenna base Step 1 Step 2 Fig 18 Removing the antenna base covers The jumpers JP1 JP26 of the Dynamic Antenna Tuning board should be set factory setting as follows Table 7 Jumper settings for Antenna Tuner Function Jumper Position 1 Q resistor JP1 open 2 Q resistor JP2 closed Antenna switch JP3 closed Capacitor C1 JP 11 12 13 14 open Capacitor C2 JP21 22 23 24 ...

Page 32: ...ured by means of software protocol Figure 1 RS232 interface pin outs on X3 Kurzzeichen Description TxD RS232 Transmit RxD RS232 Receive GND RS232 Ground Table 8 RS232 interface pin outs Fig 19 Wiring example for connecting the RS232 interface Note If there is an USB RS232 converter used on the PC Notebook side we recommend to in crease the Char Timeout Multiplier parameter in the COM Port settings...

Page 33: ...ed This ensures a reliable operation at 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps The prerequisite for using TCP IP protocol is that each device has a unique address on the net work All Readers have a factory set IP address Network Address IP Adresse 192 168 10 10 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Port 10001 DHCP OFF Table 9 Standard factory configuration of the Ethernet connection Note The Reader TCP IP interface has a DHCP o...

Page 34: ... To tune the antennas open the ISOStart software and read out the current configuration of the Reader Step Action Note 1 Start ISOStart Software 2 Select Detect 3 Select Run without change Note This has to be done at each start of ISO Start program otherwise the configuration of the reader will be changed by the wizard 4 Select Options Program ...

Page 35: ...OBID i scan HF Installation ID ISC ANT1800 700 A B FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Seite 35 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc Step Action Note 5 Select Expert Mode and confirm with OK 6 Select Logical View ...

Page 36: ... No of Output Channels e g 2 Antenna Active Time 100 x 5ms 3 Set by clicking on Apply 4 Transponder Configure the parameters as following Driver here ISO 15693 Anticollision enable No of Timeslots 1 timeslot Data Coding 1 of 4 AFI Disabled Note National RF regulations may require different set tings 0 Configure the reader in accordance with national RF regulations 5 Set by clicking on Apply 6 Oper...

Page 37: ...window select the interface COM Port 1 BusAdr 0 and then click on Detect 3 Use Settings to enter the configuration Single Mode Number of Antennas 2 Click on with Multiplexer Number of Tuning Iterations 3 4 Activate Start Tuning and wait until the tuning process is finished 5 The tuning status is displayed after each tuning pass After successful tuning both antennas are shown in green 6 If this doe...

Page 38: ...oftware and a Transponder Here the Noise Level and performance of the gate are tested Checking the Noise Level Step Action Note 1 Activate antenna 1 with command Function Unit Commands Multiplexer Parameter Channel Select Cascade Level 1 Output Channel of Input 1 1 2 Confirm with Send 3 Activate Test and Measurement 4 Select Noise Level and start by clicking on Start 5 Normal Noise Level values Av...

Page 39: ...tenna If the values are not proper check the following Are all cables pulled tight and will contact well Are the ring cores installed in the antenna cable Are the cables routed as specified Are other RFID systems installed closed by Are there large metal parts close to the antenna distance 1 0 m Are there devices nearby which may emit noise interferences larger machines or wireless devices Are the...

Page 40: ...lexer output 1 Use adhesive tape for example 2 Activate antenna 1 with command Function Unit Commands Multiplexer Parameter Channel Select Cascade Level 1 Output Channel of Input 1 1 3 Confirm with Send 4 Select Test and Measurement 5 Select ISO Inventory function and activate by clicking on Start The serial number and tag type will be shown in the display 6 Repeat Step 1 to 5 for every further an...

Page 41: ...gate antenna The test begins by checking the read range outside the gate see Fig points and assuming the configuration and locality permit it If the tag is oriented parallel to the antenna at the outside a read range of 65 to 70 cm should be achieved The three tag orientations are checked inside the gate This corresponds to the lines and orientations Now slowly move the tag in the vertical and par...

Page 42: ...led orientation antenna distance check cabling The torrid ring cores are not mounted on the antenna and power cables Metal near the antennas is detuning or interfering with them The antennas are not properly tuned Noise level too high Vmax Vmin 20 mV Transponder too insensitive detuned or defective Reader improperly configured transmitting power transponder type modulation transponder parameters e...

Page 43: ...presumes that the alarm indicator buzzer is switched through the digital output 2 X2 on the ID ISC LRM2500 B reader and the LED 1 light through output 1 of the Gate People Counter The pulse duration can be set CFG2 OUT2 between 100 ms and 65535 s by adjusting the Reader configuration The volume of the buzzer could be adjusted by R1 Fig 21 Volume adjusting ...

Page 44: ...art Software 2 Select Configuration and click on Read to read the complete configuration 3 Operating Mode Select Buffered Read Mode 4 Digital IO Output Idle Mode OFF Idle Flash Mode 1Hz Setting Time with Setting Time set time of output 1 for alarm duration 10 means 1 second e g 10 x 100ms Assign Output 2 to antenna 1 2 True means Output 1 and will be active if the reader read a valid trans ponder ...

Page 45: ...Output 3 for LED 3 of Antenna 3 to True Only the LED of the antenna which detects the Transponder will be switched on 9 Set by clicking on Apply 10 Transponder If the alarm should occur by a transponder with valid AFI byte you have to configure the reader as follow ISO 15693 Selection Mask Set Enable AFI Set the value for the AFI in field AFI1 e g 01 Note Up to four different AFI values could be s...

Page 46: ... nearly all Transponder models in the ISO15693 family To disable simply write a different code to the Transponder than for valid Transponders which trigger an alarm Step Action Note 1 Select Commands 2 Place the Transponder in the antenna field Antenna 1 Select 0x01 Inventory Mode New Inventory Requested 3 Read UID by clicking on Send 4 The serial number DSFID and Transponder type are displayed in...

Page 47: ...how to activate the Buffered Read Mode In the automatic modes the tags are read at maximum speed and the information is stored in the ring buffer of the reader Data set can be read by the host Due to the automatic alarm features at the automatic mode the reader gate can also run without any interface connection Serial Ethernet To activate Buffered Read Mode proceed as follows Step Action Note 1 Se...

Page 48: ...e ID ISC ANT GPC E 1 1 piece Radar connection cable 2 1 piece Radar module 3 2 piece Jumper 4 2 piece spilt rivet 3 0mm 5 1 piece cable clip Step Action Note 1 Attention Note Do not touch the an tenna surface of the Radar module to avoid damaging the electronic components and soiling 2 Connect radar connection cable with X1 of Radar module 1 2 4 3 5 ...

Page 49: ...ensitivity JP1 2 open Low JP1 closed Middle JP2 closed High JP1 2 closed Very high Recommended Sensitivity High 4 Install Radar module with split rivet See also picture in Step 4 5 Plug Radar connection cable onto X12 Sen 2 Fig 22 Connections GPC E 2 Radarmodule Gate People Counter ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC Radar Module ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC Radar Module ID ISC ANT GPC E ...

Page 50: ...ted via software in the reader configuration J11 VCC J10 500 500 RS485 RS485 Fig 23 Jumper settings RS485 Interface By using several People counters at gates with 3 to 6 aisles you have to set the corresponding bus address The bus address could be set by the Dip Switch at the People Counter Board See Fig 24 At one reader up to 3 People Counter bus address 1 3 could be operated Fig 24 Position of D...

Page 51: ... you have to use 5 pin shielded twisted pair cable Example LiYCY TP 3x2x0 25 The connection X13 GPC Out of the first Terminal Board has to connected to X13 GPC out of the second and third Terminal Board of the antenna People Counter More details to the terminal assignment of X13 you will find in 0 Annex A e g Fig 25 Connecting the People Counters 1 People Counter in antenna A 2 Antenna 2 People Co...

Page 52: ...00 baud Parity even Number of Databits 8 Number of Stopbits 1 3 Confirm with Apply 4 Peripheral Devices Set People Counter to True and Detection Mode for Ext I O Boards to Search up to Busaddress 1 5 Confirm with Apply 6 Peripheral Device Digital IO Setting Time Setting Time set the dura tion time for the alarm 10 means 1 second e g 10 x 100ms Assign Output 1 to antenna 1 Output 2 to antenna 2 Out...

Page 53: ...licking on Apply Test People Counter 8 Select Commands 9 Select Command Get Reader Info Peripheral Devices 10 Confirm with Send Number of Devices should be 1 11 Select Command Set People Counter Values 12 Confirm with Send 13 Select Command Get People Counter Values 14 Confirm with Send All counter values should be 0 ...

Page 54: ... both directions 16 Select Command Get People Counter Values 17 Confirm with Send 18 Counter values will be displayed In ISO Host and Buffered Read the People Counter has to be polled by the Host Application to get the data In Notification Mode the Reader sends the People Counter Data automatically to the Host Counter 1 Counter 2 In Out ...

Page 55: ...nfiguration 2 Peripheral Devices CFG8 Set People Counter and Notify Counter to True 3 Confirm with Apply 4 Operating Mode Select Notification Mode 5 Confirm with Apply 6 Set IP Address and Port for Notification Mode IP Address of Host e g here 192 168 3 21 Port 10005 The same TCP IP Address and Port Address is valid for the Notification Chanel of the People Counter und Notification Chanel of the d...

Page 56: ...ation ID ISC ANT1800 700 A B FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Seite 56 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc 8 A Test could be done with the People Counter Sample 9 Therefore you will have to set both ports have the same address at the TCP Settings ...

Page 57: ...ng of transponder is only possible form one direction Due to this it is necessary at the installation of the antennas that the Radar module Antenna faces to the direction of the transponder which could cause the alarm At buildings e g Libraries the Radar module faces into the building Otherwise the reading of the transponder will just be started when the person transponder is already in or outside...

Page 58: ...uffered Read Mode or Notification Mode 3 Confirm with Apply 4 Operating Mode Set Trigger enable Source Input No 2 Trigger Use set to Start Trigger Hold Time e g 20x100ms 2sec 5 Confirm with Apply 6 Multiplexer stops switching of antennas All Output LED s at Outputs of Multiplexer are switched off 7 Walk through the gate Multiplexer Gate will be switch on for the set time ...

Page 59: ...approval in accordance with EN 300 330 is still possible in all 46 CEPT countries The CEPT countries are Albania ALB Andorra AND Austria AUT Azerbaijan AZE Belarus BLR Belgium BEL Bulgaria BUL Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Croatia HRV Cyprus CYP Czech Republic CZE Denmark DNK Estonia EST Finland FIN France F Germany D Greece GRC Hungary HNG Iceland ISL Ireland IRL Italy I Latvia LVA Liechtenstein LIE...

Page 60: ...be configured as follows depending on the installation location Parameter USA Canada Europe Air Interface RF Power maximum 8 W RF Modulation 15 Transponder RF Modulation ISO MODE MOD 10 RF Data coding ISO MODE Fast 1 4 or Normal 1 256 Timeslots ISO MODE NO TS 1 or 16 Timeslots ISO Option BREAK Complete Timeslot length at NO TAG ...

Page 61: ...8 kg without 32 5 kg with packing Enclosure rating IP 41 Colors Antenna frame Antenna base acryl glass clear transparent white aluminum RAL 9006 Mounting No of attaching points Recommended anchors Recommended minimum load capacity of the floor fastener 2 10 mm 5000 N anchor Maximum horizontal load on the top edge of the antenna 250 N Electrical Data Supply Voltage 24 V 15 Power Consumption max 32 ...

Page 62: ...et TCP IP Protocol Modes FEIG ISO HOST BRM Data Filtering and Data Buffering Scan Mode RS 232 Notification Mode TCP IP Supported Transponders ISO 15693 ISO 18000 3 A EM HF ISO Chips Fujitsu HF ISO Chips KSW Sensor Chips Infineon my d NXP I Code STM ISO Chips TI Tag it NXP I Code 1 Ranges pass through width in gate with multiplexer One tag orientation All tag orientations approx 140 150 cm approx 1...

Page 63: ...antenna center same flow direc tion Tag 46 mm x 75 mm ISO15693 sensitivity minimum field strength Hmin 60 40 mA m rms transmitting power 8 W tag orientation parallel to antenna for horizontal movement through the antenna The maximum antenna distance also depending of the strength of the Transponder an swer signal Z B NXP I Code SLi X NXP I Code SLi S Tag 46 mm x 75 mm ISO 15693 sensitivity minimum...

Page 64: ...or Board 100 mm x 40 mm x 16 mm 1 mm 60 mm x 30mm x 25 mm 1 mm Weight ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC ID ISC ANT GPC E ca 200 g 250 g 0 55 lb with packing ca 50 g 100 g 0 22 lb with packing Mounting No of attaching points People Counter 4 Radar Sensor 2 Electrical Data Supply Voltage 24 V 15 Noise Ripple max 150 mV Power Consumption max 2 VA Operating Frequency 24 125 GHz RF transmitting power 16 dBm e i r...

Page 65: ...9 Equipment Classification according to ETSI EN 300 330 and ETSI EN 301 489 Class 2 The technical data of the ID ISC LRM2500 Reader built into the ID ISC ANT1800 700 A an tenna can be found in the Installation Manual which is included with the device People Counter ID ISC ANT1800 700 GPC This RF equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1...

Page 66: ...he FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential...

Page 67: ...ration of the device Usually this is followed by the following RSS caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada appli cables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploitation est auto risée aux deux conditions suivantes 1 l...

Page 68: ...OBID i scan HF Installation ID ISC ANT1800 700 A B FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH Seite 68 von 71 M00910 8e ID B doc USA and Canada UL The following picture indicates the label position ...

Page 69: ...ultiplexer X3 Pin 1 24 V DC Multiplexer X3 Pin 2 GND GND Multiplexer X4 TRG Trigger People Counter 1 X4 Pin 1 Input 2 TRG Trigger People Counter X4 Pin 2 Input 2 GND Trigger People Counter X5 GPC in Connection Cable to People Counter X5 Pin 1 24V DC LED2 X5 Pin 2 24V DC LED3 X5 Pin 3 24V DC LED1 X5 Pin 4 RS485 A X5 Pin 5 RS485 B X5 Pin 6 TRG Trigger People Counter X5 Pin 7 24 V DC People Counter X...

Page 70: ... Antenna X12 Pin 1 24 V DC LED2 X12 Pin 2 GND LED2 X13 GPC out Connection Cable to 2 People Counter X13 Pin 1 24 V DC People Counter 2 X13 Pin 2 GND GND People Counter 2 X13 Pin 3 TRG Trigger People Counter X13 Pin 4 RS485 A X13 Pin 5 RS485 B X14 LED3 Connection LED Alarm light 3 Antenna X14 Pin 1 24V DC LED3 X14 Pin 2 GND LED3 Table 11 Pin Configuration X11 X14 Terminal Board ...

Page 71: ...er black X2 I O 24V DC Input Output X2 Pin 1 Reader LR2500 X2 Pin Out2 C white X2 Pin 2 GND Reader LR2500 X2 Pin Out2 E black X3 MUX 24V DC Multiplexer X3 Pin 1 X1 24 V DC Multiplexer red X3 Pin 2 GND X1 GND Multiplexer black X4 Trg Trigger X4 Pin 1 LR2500 X2 Pin IN2 red X4 Pin 2 GND LR2500 X2 Pin IN2 black X5 GPC in Cable People Counter X5 Pin 1 8 Verbindung GPC X1 X6 LED 1 LED X6 Pin 1 LED X1 vi...

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