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CONTENTS

UHF RFID System V780-series Reader/Writer User’s Manual (EtherNet/IP

) (Z402)

CONTENTS

Introduction ..............................................................................................................1

Terms and Conditions Agreement ..........................................................................2

Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................4

Precautions for Safe Use.........................................................................................5

Precautions for Correct Use....................................................................................6

Standards and Regulations.....................................................................................8

Licensing Procedures of Premises Radio Station ................................................9

Manual Structure ....................................................................................................10

Sections in this Manual .........................................................................................13

Revision History .....................................................................................................18

Section 1

Product Overview

1-1 Features.................................................................................................................................. 1-2

1-2 Application Flowchart ........................................................................................................... 1-5

1-3 Reader/Writer Specifications................................................................................................ 1-6

1-3-1

Appearance................................................................................................................................. 1-6

1-3-2

General Specifications ................................................................................................................ 1-6

1-3-3

Tag Communications Specifications ........................................................................................... 1-7

1-3-4

Recommended Power Supply (24 VDC)..................................................................................... 1-8

1-3-5

Dimensions ................................................................................................................................. 1-8

1-4 RF Tag Specifications ........................................................................................................... 1-9

Section 2

System Configuration

2-1 RFID System Configuration.................................................................................................. 2-2

Section 3

Part Names and Functions

3-1 Operation Indicators ............................................................................................................. 3-2

3-1-1

Names and Descriptions of Operation Indicators........................................................................ 3-2

3-1-2

Operation Indicators at Startup ................................................................................................... 3-4

3-1-3

Operation Indicators for WDT Errors........................................................................................... 3-5

3-1-4

Operation Indicators for IP Address Conflict ............................................................................... 3-5

3-1-5

Operation Indicators When BOOTP Server Connection Fails .................................................... 3-6

3-1-6

Operation Indicators during Command Execution ...................................................................... 3-6

3-1-7

Operation Indicators during Test Execution ................................................................................ 3-9

3-1-8

Operation Indicators for System Errors..................................................................................... 3-10

3-1-9

Operation Indicators when a Timeout is Detected in a Tag Data Link....................................... 3-11

3-1-10 During Multi-Reader/Writer function use ................................................................................... 3-13

3-2 Connectors........................................................................................................................... 3-15

Summary of Contents for V780-HMD68-EIP-JP

Page 1: ...UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IP TM Z402 E1 01 V780 HMD68 EIP JP V780 HMD68 EIP US ...

Page 2: ...ge without notice Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual Neverthe less OMRON assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained in this publication Microsoft Windows Windows Vista Excel Internet Explorer and Visual Basic are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Micros...

Page 3: ...will be available for reference during operation This manual is intended for the following personnel who must also have knowledge of electrical sys tems an electrical engineer or the equivalent Personnel in charge of introducing FA systems Personnel in charge of designing FA systems Personnel in charge of installing and connecting FA systems Personnel in charge of managing FA systems and facilitie...

Page 4: ...to the purchase price of the non complying Product provided that in no event shall Omron be responsible for warranty repair indemnity or any other claims or expenses regarding the Products unless Omron s analysis confirms that the Products were properly handled stored installed and maintained and not subject to contamination abuse misuse or inappropriate modification Return of any Products by Buye...

Page 5: ...Companies shall not be responsible for the user s programming of a programmable Product or any consequence thereof Data presented in Omron Company websites catalogs and other materials is provided as a guide for the user in determining suitability and does not constitute a warranty It may represent the result of Omron s test conditions and the user must correlate it to actual application requireme...

Page 6: ...The filled circle symbol indicates operations that you must do The specific operation is shown in the circle and explained in text This example on the left shows a general precaution for something that you must do Warnings The V780 HMD68 EIP JP can be used only in the Japan The V780 HMD68 EIP US can be used only in the United States and Canada Falling when working in high locations may result in i...

Page 7: ...device e g Switching Hub or PLC that supports STP and ground the host device to a ground resistance of 100 Ω or less The communications range depends on the operating and installation environment Use the Reader Writer only after sufficiently testing operation onsite If multiple Reader Writers are installed near each other communications distances may decrease due to mutual interference Refer to A ...

Page 8: ...ration or shock exceeding spec ifications Locations subject to water exposure that exceeds the specifications Injury or damage may occur if the Reader Writer falls Implement safety measures so that the Reader Writer will not fall To use the Reader Writer in Run Mode connect the control signal to 24 VDC of the power supply If you connect the control signal to the 0 V side of the power supply the Re...

Page 9: ... supply is ON Always turn OFF the power supply before you replace the Reader Writer or its wiring V780 HMD68 EIP JP is a wireless facility conforming to the construction type certification of prem ises radio station based on the Japanese Radio Act It cannot be used outside of Japan Perform the licensing procedures of the premises radio station in order to use the Reader Writer Maintenance Complian...

Page 10: ... conforming to the construction type certification of premises radio station 920 MHz band Moving Object Differentiation Wireless Facilities based on the Japanese Radio Act It cannot be used outside of Japan Premises Radio Station 920 MHz band Moving Object Differentiation Wireless Facilities ARIB STD T106 Standard Authentication No 001 P00881 Standards in Japan QR code ...

Page 11: ...Station V780 HMD68 EIP JP is a wireless facility to differentiate moving object using the 920 MHz band The licensing procedures of the premises radio station must be performed before use Be sure to perform the licensing procedures before use The licensing procedures are described in the Appendix Refer to Licensing Procedures of Premises Radio Station on page A 2 ...

Page 12: ...ended Cable Turn the cable connector clockwise until you hear it securely lock in place For Other Cables Observe the tightening torque specifications for the cable connectors Precautions for Correct Use Pin 4 on the power supply connector is not used Do not connect it to any terminal 4 2 1 Connecting and Removing the Reader Writer Power Cable and Ethernet Cable Power Supply Item Condition Supply v...

Page 13: ...o prevent malfunction of the product or adverse affects on performances and functions Additional Information Additional information to read as required This information is provided to increase understanding or make operation easier Version Information Information about the differences in specifications and functions based on the version of Reader Writer Note References to detailed information or r...

Page 14: ...Manual Structure 12 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 15: ...nspection Part Names and Functions Installation and Connections Appendix Index Preparations for Communications EtherNet IP Communications Functions Browser Interface Troubleshooting 13 Sections in this Manual UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 Sections in this Manual ...

Page 16: ...mmended Power Supply 24 VDC 1 8 1 3 5 Dimensions 1 8 1 4 RF Tag Specifications 1 9 Section 2 System Configuration 2 1 RFID System Configuration 2 2 Section 3 Part Names and Functions 3 1 Operation Indicators 3 2 3 1 1 Names and Descriptions of Operation Indicators 3 2 3 1 2 Operation Indicators at Startup 3 4 3 1 3 Operation Indicators for WDT Errors 3 5 3 1 4 Operation Indicators for IP Address C...

Page 17: ...nications 6 5 6 2 3 RF Communications Modes 6 6 6 2 4 Communications Commands 6 15 6 3 Reader Writer Controls 6 20 6 3 1 Initialization 6 20 6 3 2 Resetting 6 20 6 3 3 RESET FOCUS 6 20 6 3 4 Installation Location Notification 6 21 6 4 Reader Writer Settings 6 22 6 4 1 Network Settings 6 22 6 4 2 RF Communications Conditions Basic Settings 6 23 6 4 3 RF Communications Conditions Advanced Settings 6...

Page 18: ...s 7 13 7 2 1 Single access Communications Commands 7 13 7 2 2 Multiaccess Communications Commands 7 23 7 2 3 Reader Writer Control Commands 7 27 7 2 4 Setting and Getting Reader Writer Information Settings 7 30 7 2 5 Reader Writer Setting Commands Device Settings 7 33 7 2 6 Reader Writer Setting Commands Communications Settings 7 37 7 2 7 Maintenance Commands Device Information 7 59 7 2 8 Maintena...

Page 19: ...peration Window 9 18 9 4 1 Problem 9 18 9 4 2 Solution 9 19 9 4 3 Java installation 9 20 9 4 4 Java Security Settings 9 21 9 4 5 Register Trusted Site 9 22 Section 10 Maintenance and Inspection 10 1 Maintenance and Inspection 10 2 Section A Appendices A 1 Licensing Procedures of Premises Radio Station A 2 A 2 RF Tag Communications Times for Reference Only A 4 A 3 RF Tag Memory Map A 7 A 4 Communic...

Page 20: ...er User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 Revision History A manual revision code appears as a suffix to the catalog number on the front and back covers of the manual Revision code Date Revised contents A July 2018 Original production Z402 E1 01 Revision code Cat No ...

Page 21: ...nd product specifications of the V780 Reader Writer 1 1 Features 1 2 1 2 Application Flowchart 1 5 1 3 Reader Writer Specifications 1 6 1 3 1 Appearance 1 6 1 3 2 General Specifications 1 6 1 3 3 Tag Communications Specifications 1 7 1 3 4 Recommended Power Supply 24 VDC 1 8 1 3 5 Dimensions 1 8 1 4 RF Tag Specifications 1 9 Product Overview ...

Page 22: ...gs according to commands from a host device It communicates with the host device via EtherNet IP The controller amplifier and antenna are integrated into the Reader Writer for a simple structure Integrated Structure Previous OMRON models V780 Integrated Reader Writer V780 Reader Writer RF Tag Antenna Ethernet PLC V750 Reader Writer AC Adaptor enclosed Reader Writer PLC 24 VDC power supply EtherNet...

Page 23: ...yclic communications called tag data links with EtherNet IP devices Tag Data Links Cyclic Communications at a Specified Communications Cycle for Each Application Regardless of the Number of Nodes Tag data links cyclic communications operate at the cyclic period that is specified for each application regardless of the number of nodes Data is exchanged over the network at the refresh cycle that is s...

Page 24: ...ser interface is built in so you do not need special software Just connect the computer to the Reader Writer from your browser to easily communicate with RF Tags make Reader Writer settings and monitor status Easy Operation with a Browser Interface Switching Hub PLC Computer 24 VDC power supply Reader Writer ...

Page 25: ...ous types of communications with RF Tags Communications com mand name Description Page DATA READ Reads data from the RF Tag in the communications range P 7 15 DATA WRITE Writes data to the RF Tag in the communications range P 7 17 ID READ Reads the UII EPC code of the RF Tag in the communications range P 7 13 ID WRITE Writes the UII EPC code of the RF Tag in the communications range P 7 14 LOCK Lo...

Page 26: ...ration resistance No abnormality after application of 10 to 500 Hz double amplitude 1 5 mm acceleration 100 m s2 10 sweeps in each of 3 axis directions up down left right and forward backward for 11 minutes each Shock resistance No abnormality after application of 500 m s2 3 times each in 6 directions Total 18 times Degree of protection IP54 IEC 60529 2001 Materials Plastic case PBT Metal case Die...

Page 27: ...tions method with RF Tags Miller modulated subcarrier Tag communications protocol ISO IEC 18000 63 2013 EPCglobal Class 1 Generation 2 Polarization characteristic RHCP Multiaccess communications Up to 64 RF Tags can be read V780 HMD68 EIP US Item V780 HMD68 EIP US Tag Communica tions Specifica tions Applicable countries United States and Canada Maximum Radiated power 4 W e i r p Output power 15 to...

Page 28: ...4 VDC Item Condition Supply voltage 24 VDC 15 to 10 Output current 500 mA min Safety standard SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage 1 3 5 Dimensions 47 5 15 15 60 22 10 75 75 Four M6 mounting holes depth 8 Seven operation indicators Power supply connector Ethernet connector Four 6 6 dia mounting holes 250 230 230 250 49 70 11 2 1 Unit mm ...

Page 29: ...is is the model number for one package of 10 RF Tags Order the number of packages that you require V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 RF Tags Recommended Item V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 made by Toppan Forms Co Ltd Dimensions 150 14 6 mm W H D IC chip memory Monza X 8K UII EPC 128 bits User memory 8 192 bits Data retention 10 years Write life 10 000 writes Operating temperature 20 to 65 C Operating humidity 5 to 9...

Page 30: ... of 10 RF Tags Order the number of packages that you require V780 A TA 133 10 1 Attachment Recommended Item V780 A TA 133 10 1 made by Toppan Forms Co Ltd Dimensions 180 50 30 mm W H D Operating temperature 20 to 65 C Operating humidity 5 to 95 Storage temperature 30 to 70 C Storage humidity 5 to 95 Material Polycarbonate plastic Weight Approx 128 g 2 R4 133 23 5 180 50 25 5 4 R5 2 R2 4 R2 30 170 ...

Page 31: ...ID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 This section describes the system configuration that you can use for a V780 Reader Writer 2 1 RFID System Configuration 2 2 System Configuration ...

Page 32: ...C with multiple Reader Writers Host device and a computer Connection to a workpiece detection sensor Host Device e g PLC with One Reader Writer Recommended Power Supply Cable XS5F D42 80 F made by OMRON Host device e g PLC 24 VDC power supply Recommended Ethernet Cable XS5W T42 ME K made by OMRON Reader Writer V780 HMD68 EIP RF Tag V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 recommended 1 This is the model number for ...

Page 33: ...A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 recommended 24 VDC power supply 1 This is the model number for one package of 10 RF Tags Order the number of packages that you require Reader Writer V780 HMD68 EIP Host device e g PLC Ethernet Cable Switching Hub Recommended W4S1 05C Switching Hub from OMRON The system requirements to use the Web browser are as follows Windows 7 Windows 8 1 or Windows 10 with Internet Explorer 8 ...

Page 34: ...e to the 0 V side of the power supply the Reader Writer will start in Safe Mode Connect a power supply that meets the following conditions to the Reader Writer Connection to a Workpiece Detection Sensor Item Condition Supply voltage 24 VDC 15 to 10 Output current 500 mA min Safety standard SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage Host device e g PLC Sensor Switching Hub 24 VDC power supply Recommended Power ...

Page 35: ...ce to a ground resistance of 100 Ω or less Precautions for Correct Use If you loop the Ethernet line one broadcast packet may consume the entire bandwidth pre venting communications or possibly causing the Reader Writer to stop operation Do not create a loop in the Ethernet line when you connect it Also if a large volume of broadcast packets or multicast packets are placed on the network the Reade...

Page 36: ...2 System Configuration 2 6 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 37: ...Operation Indicators for WDT Errors 3 5 3 1 4 Operation Indicators for IP Address Conflict 3 5 3 1 5 Operation Indicators When BOOTP Server Connection Fails 3 6 3 1 6 Operation Indicators during Command Execution 3 6 3 1 7 Operation Indicators during Test Execution 3 9 3 1 8 Operation Indicators for System Errors 3 10 3 1 9 Operation Indicators when a Timeout is Detected in a Tag Data Link 3 11 3 ...

Page 38: ...ing operation in Safe Mode Lit Lit during operation in Run Mode Cyan Lit Lit during test operation 2 Yellow Lit Lit during operation in SLAVE Mode Not lit Not lit in the following cases When power is not being supplied When there is a watchdog timer WDT error dRF Yellow Lit Lit when a radio wave is being output Lit during communications with an RF Tag Not lit Not lit when a radio wave is not being...

Page 39: ...e lapse of the time spec ified by the timeout value Red Lit for 0 2 s Lights once when processing a communications command or another command from the host device ends in an error Lit Lit when a major fault has occurred Lit when a fatal error has occurred Flashing at 0 4 s intervals Flashes when a minor fault has occurred Flashes when a nonfatal error has occurred Flashing irregularly twice Flashe...

Page 40: ...data link from the originator is established The LINK ACT indicator will light when a link is established between the Reader Writer and the Ether net port The RUN indicator will flash at 0 4 s intervals when the Reader Writer starts in Safe Mode The LINK ACT indicator will light when a link is established between the Reader Writer and the Ether net port 3 1 2 Operation Indicators at Startup The RU...

Page 41: ...r Writer detects another node with the same IP address on the same network the NORM ERR indicators will flash irregularly In this case you must restart i e cycle the power supply the Reader Writer to restore operation IP address conflict detection does not operate while the Reader Writer is in operation 3 1 3 Operation Indicators for WDT Errors 3 1 4 Operation Indicators for IP Address Conflict Th...

Page 42: ...icators will flash green once when processing ends normally for execution of a command from the host device 3 1 5 Operation Indicators When BOOTP Server Connection Fails 3 1 6 Operation Indicators during Command Execution Communications Command Execution Normal Command Completion The RUN indicator flashes green at 0 1 s intervals The LINK ACT indicator lights The NORM ERR indicators flash red irre...

Page 43: ...ndi cation of unstable communications appears only when communications diagnosis is enabled The NORM ERR indicators will flash red once when processing ends in an error for execution of a com mand from the host device Normal Command Completion with Unstable Communications Error Command Completion The RUN indicator lights green The NORM ERR indicators flash yellow once NORM ERR Yellow RUN Green NOR...

Page 44: ...us Mode The NORM ERR indicators will light green yellow or red according to the communications results of communications commands sent during Focus Mode Operation Indicators during Focus Execution The RUN indicator lights green The RF indicator lights yellow The LINK ACT indicator does not light The NORM ERR indicators flash cyan once every 3 s NORM ERR Cyan LINK ACT Not lit RUN Green NORM ERR Cya...

Page 45: ...he Reception Level Monitor of the Web browser interface 3 1 7 Operation Indicators during Test Execution Test Execution Operation Indicators during Single access Communications for Reception Level Monitoring The RUN indicator lights cyan The LINK ACT indicator does not light The NORM ERR indicators do not light NORM ERR Not lit LINK ACT Not lit RUN Cyan NORM ERR Not lit NORM ERR Not lit NORM ERR N...

Page 46: ...during operation the RUN indicator will flash red and the Reader Writer will start in Safe Mode Illegal Network Setting or Incorrect Operating Mode Detection during Operation 3 1 8 Operation Indicators for System Errors Minor Faults The RUN indicator lights green The NORM ERR indicators flash red at 0 4 s intervals NORM ERR Red RUN Green NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red The Reader Writer sta...

Page 47: ...g Data Link The NORM ERR indicators will flash yellow when a timeout is detected for the tag data link with the host device after the Reader Writer starts normally 3 1 9 Operation Indicators when a Timeout is Detected in a Tag Data Link The RUN indicator lights green The NORM ERR indicators flash yellow at 0 1 s intervals NORM ERR Yellow RUN Green NORM ERR Yellow NORM ERR Yellow NORM ERR Yellow ...

Page 48: ...fault occurs during startup the RUN indicator will flash and the Reader Writer will start in Safe Mode Major Fault Detection during Operation Major Faults The RUN indicator lights green The NORM ERR indicators light red NORM ERR Red RUN Green NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red The RUN indicator flashes green at 0 4 s intervals The NORM ERR indicators flash red at 0 4 s intervals NORM ERR Red R...

Page 49: ...er reader writer and operates as a slave reader writer The NORM ERR indicators will light green once when processing ends normally for commands execu tion issued from the master Reader Writer 3 1 10 During Multi Reader Writer function use SLAVE Mode Normal completion of slave Reader Writer command The RUN indicator lights yellow RUN Yellow The RUN indicator lights yellow The NORM ERR indicators fl...

Page 50: ...RM ERR indicators will light red once when processing ends abnormally for commands execu tion issued from the master Reader Writer Abnormal completion of slave Reader Writer command The RUN indicator lights yellow The NORM ERR indicators flash red once NORM ERR Red RUN Yellow NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red NORM ERR Red ...

Page 51: ...n I O M12 Receptacle Male 1 24P 24 V 2 CONT Control signal operating mode signal 1 Run Mode Connect to 24 V and then start the Reader Writer Safe Mode Connect to 0 V and then start the Reader Writer IN 3 24N 0 V 4 Size Opening shape Polarity Pin No Name Description I O M12 Receptacle Male 1 TD Ethernet send signal OUT 2 RD Ethernet receive signal IN 3 TD Ethernet send signal OUT 4 RD Ethernet rece...

Page 52: ...3 Part Names and Functions 3 16 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 53: ...e installation methods wiring methods and installation loca tions for the V780 Reader Writer in detail 4 1 Installation 4 2 4 1 1 Reader Writer 4 2 4 1 2 RF Tags 4 4 4 2 Connections and Wiring 4 6 4 2 1 Connecting and Removing the Reader Writer Power Cable and Ethernet Cable 4 6 Installation and Connections ...

Page 54: ...ing Install the Reader Writer with four M6 bolts Use both spring washers and flat washers Unit mm Precautions for Correct Use An M6 bolt engagement length of 6 to 8 mm is necessary for rear mounting The bolts may be hard to tighten Tighten them to the recommended tightening torque When you install the Reader Writer observe the tightening torque 4 3 N m for the M6 bolts 4 1 1 Reader Writer V780 HMD...

Page 55: ...the Reader Writer and hold the Reader Writer securely at the depres sions with both hands Use slip resistant gloves when you install the Reader Writer The Reader Writer may be destroyed if it falls Precautions for Correct Use When you install the Reader Writer observe the tightening torque 4 3 N m for the M6 bolts For details on connection methods refer to 3 2 Connectors on page 3 15 Turn the cabl...

Page 56: ...0 1 RF Tag in the V780 A TA 133 10 1 Attachment and then mount the Attachment to the metallic material Precautions for Correct Use If you mount a V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 RF Tag to a metallic material use a V780 A TA 133 10 1 Attachment The communications distance will decrease drastically if there is metal at the back of the RF Tag 1 Mount the RF Tag in the Attachment Use two M4 screws and tighten ...

Page 57: ...torque is 1 2 N m 1 This is the model number for one package of 10 RF Tags Order the number of packages that you require Precautions for Correct Use An M4 screw mating length of 4 mm or longer is necessary when mounting an RF Tag and Attachment An M4 bolt mating length of 4 mm or longer is necessary when mounting an RF Tag mounted in an Attachment to a metallic material V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 1 Bolt...

Page 58: ...ockwise until you hear it securely lock in place For Other Cables Observe the tightening torque specifications for the cable connectors Precautions for Correct Use Pin 4 on the power supply connector is not used Do not connect it to any terminal 4 2 1 Connecting and Removing the Reader Writer Power Cable and Ethernet Cable Power Supply Item Condition Supply voltage 24 VDC 15 to 10 Output current 5...

Page 59: ...to the connector on the Ethernet Cable and insert it into the Ethernet con nector on the Reader Writer Precautions for Correct Use Do not apply more than 30 N of force to the connector on the Reader Writer 4 Turn the connector on the Ethernet Cable clockwise to lock it in place For the Recommended Cable Turn the cable connector clockwise until you hear it securely lock in place For Other Cables Ob...

Page 60: ...nd pull it straight out to remove it Precautions for Correct Use If the connector is difficult to remove press on the Reader Writer and pull on the connector Never pull on the Cable with excessive force Doing so may break the wires and cause mal function 3 Turn the connector on the Ethernet Cable counterclockwise to unlock it 4 Hold onto the connector on the Ethernet Cable and pull it straight out...

Page 61: ...nections and Wiring 4 4 2 1 Connecting and Removing the Reader Writer Power Cable and Ethernet Cable Precautions for Correct Use If the connector is difficult to remove press on the Reader Writer and pull on the connector Never pull on the Cable with excessive force Doing so may break the wires and cause mal function ...

Page 62: ...4 Installation and Connections 4 10 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 63: ...80 Reader Writer 5 1 Starting the Reader Writer 5 2 5 1 1 Procedure to Start the Reader Writer 5 2 5 2 Setting IP Addresses 5 3 5 2 1 Preparations for Work 5 3 5 2 2 Setting the IP Address of the Reader Writer from a Web Browser 5 5 5 2 3 Setting the IP Address of the Reader Writer on the Network Configurator 5 7 Preparations for Communications ...

Page 64: ... Cable and Ethernet Cable on page 4 6 for the methods to attach and connect the Reader Writer Power Supply Cable and Ethernet Cable 2 Connect the power supply lines and the operation mode signal line in the Cable to the power source and connect the RJ45 connector to an Ethernet port on the host device 3 Turn ON the power supply to start the Reader Writer If the Reader Writer starts normally the RU...

Page 65: ...ings of the Reader Writer Additional Information Sysmac Studio cannot set the IP address for the Reader Writer with its default function You must specify the SET TCP IP COMMUNICATIONS CONDITIONS command in a ladder logic program ST program to set it Alternatively use Browser Interface or Network Configu rator 1 Open the Control Panel and select Network and Internet and then Network and Sharing Cen...

Page 66: ...t the Use the following IP address Option make the following settings and then click the OK Button Change the last part of the IP address to a value other than 200 i e to 1 to 199 or 201 to 254 Values of 0 and 255 cannot be used 6 Click the OK Button to close the Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties Dialog Box ...

Page 67: ...he IP address of the Reader Writer in the address field of the Web browser to display the Browser Operation Window Enter http 192 168 1 200 if you are using the default IP address 2 Set the IP address of the Reader Writer Click the Network settings Button at the upper left of the Web Browser Operation Window The Network settings View will be displayed 5 2 2 Setting the IP Address of the Reader Wri...

Page 68: ...OOTP Server On the Network Settings View select the Obtain from BOOTP server Option or the Fix at the IP address which is obtained from BOOTP server Option and then click the Set Button Precautions for Correct Use If you use the BOOTP client function the IP addresses specified for the following Reader Writer function will change dynamically and may result in an unexpected operation Make sure there...

Page 69: ...OMRON Sysmac Studio Network Configurator for EtherNetIP NetworkConfigurator from the Windows Start Menu The fol lowing window will be displayed when the Network Configurator starts 2 Go online with the network Here the Network Configurator is placed online through Ethernet Select Network Connect 3 Set the IP address of the Reader Writer Select Tools Setup TCP IP Configuration to open the Setup TCP...

Page 70: ...02 Enter the default IP address of the Reader Writer 192 168 1 200 in the Target IP Address Box z Setting a Fixed IP Address 1 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway 2 Click the Set to the Device Button 3 Click the Reset the Device Button to apply the IP address setting in the Reader Writer 1 3 2 ...

Page 71: ... IP Addresses 5 5 2 3 Setting the IP Address of the Reader Writer on the Network Configurator z Getting an IP Address from a BOOTP Server 1 Select the Get the IP Address via BOOTP server option 2 Click the Set to the Device Button 3 Click the Reset the Device Button to apply the IP address setting in the Reader Writer 1 3 2 ...

Page 72: ...5 Preparations for Communications 5 10 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 5 3 Setting Tag Data Links Refer to 7 1 3 Tag Data Link Setting Methods on page 7 4 ...

Page 73: ...er Settings 6 22 6 4 1 Network Settings 6 22 6 4 2 RF Communications Conditions Basic Settings 6 23 6 4 3 RF Communications Conditions Advanced Settings 6 25 6 4 4 Device Settings 6 31 6 4 5 Exporting Important Configuration Files 6 33 6 5 Maintenance Device Information 6 34 6 5 1 Reading Device Information 6 34 6 5 2 Getting the Operating Status 6 34 6 5 3 Getting and Setting Time Information 6 3...

Page 74: ...ccess 6 46 6 9 2 RF Tag Scanning 6 47 6 9 3 Reception Level Monitor 6 48 6 9 4 Channel Monitor 6 54 6 9 5 Focus Monitor 6 55 6 10 Multi Reader Writer Function 6 58 6 10 1 Outline 6 58 6 10 2 Multi Reader Writer Modes 6 59 6 10 3 Application 6 66 6 10 4 Communications conditions during Multi Reader Writer use 6 74 6 10 5 Maintenance functions during Multi Reader Writer use 6 75 ...

Page 75: ...If you connect the control signal pin 2 white wire on the power supply connector on the Reader Writer to the 0 VDC negative side of the power supply and turn ON the power supply the Reader Writer will start in Safe Mode The Safe Mode is used when you do not remember the IP address that is set in the Reader Writer In Safe Mode the Reader Writer will start with the following IP settings IP address 1...

Page 76: ...u nications command and communications mode With single access communications the Reader Writer communicates with only one RF Tag in the communications range Commands for single access communications return the results of communications with the first RF Tag detected in the communications range as the response Precautions for Correct Use If there is more than one RF Tag in the communications range...

Page 77: ...ults of communications with all RF Tags in the communica tions range within the timeout time are returned as the response Communications can be performed with up to 64 RF Tags with one communications command If writing were performed with multiaccess communications it would not be possible to know which RF Tag was written to so multiaccess writing is not supported 6 2 2 Multiaccess Communications ...

Page 78: ...fore a command is executed z Single access Operation 6 2 3 RF Communications Modes Name Single access Multiaccess Description Once Supported Supported The Reader Writer communicates with RF Tags when a command from the host device is executed Auto Supported Supported When the Reader Writer receives a command from the host device the Reader Writer waits automatically detects an RF Tag entering the ...

Page 79: ...ns results RF Tag communica tions failed will be returned Additional Information The behavior of the RF Tag that has communicated once with the Reader Writer depends on the Gen2 session setting in the advanced RF communications settings For details refer to Gen2 Session on page 6 26 No RF Tag in the Communications Range When the Reader Writer cannot detect the RF Tag repeats detect an RF Tag until...

Page 80: ...unications results are not returned for RF Tags that could not be communicated with within the timeout time Additional Information The behavior of the RF Tag that has communicated once with the Reader Writer depends on the Gen2 session setting in the advanced RF communications settings For details refer to Gen2 Session on page 6 26 RF Tag RF Tag RF Tag RF Tag RF Tag Reader Writer Host device Reade...

Page 81: ...y detects RF Tags so a sensor or other device to detect RF Tags is not necessary Also auto communi cations will continue indefinitely until a command to stop communications is received from the host device z Single access Operation The Reader Writer waits for an RF Tag to enter the communications range and returns the commu nications results after it detects an RF Tag If there is already an RF Tag...

Page 82: ...ted If the Reader Writer then detects more RF Tags within the timeout time it waits for the tim eout and then returns the communications results Communications results are not returned for RF Tags that could not be communicated with within the timeout time Additional Information The behavior of the RF Tag that has communicated once with the Reader Writer depends on the Gen2 session setting in the ...

Page 83: ... a sensor or other device to confirm that the target RF Tag is in front of the Reader Writer before the command is executed Precautions for Correct Use When the Reader Writer is in operation in Focus Mode it calculates the target levels for the RF Tags in the communications range When the command from the host device is executed the Reader Writer selects the target RF Tag with the highest target l...

Page 84: ...riter does not detect a target RF Tag in the communications range it waits for a timeout and then returns the communications results RF Tag missing error Target level RF Tag A RF Tag B RF Tag C RF Tag D When the communications command from the host device is executed the RF Tag with the highest target level is selected and communications are performed Time Host device Reader Writer RF Tag movement...

Page 85: ...to the settings z Single access Operation The Reader Writer waits for an RF Tag to enter the communications range and returns the communica tions results after it detects an RF Tag The communications operation continues until the command execution request from the host device is cleared Additional Information The behavior of the RF Tag that has communicated once with the Reader Writer depends on t...

Page 86: ...tion request from the host device is cleared Additional Information The behavior of the RF Tag that has communicated once with the Reader Writer depends on the Gen2 session setting in the advanced RF communications settings Precautions for Correct Use For details refer to Gen2 Session on page 6 26 RF Tag RF Tag RF Tag Reader Writer Communications start when one of the RF Tags enters the communicat...

Page 87: ...name Access method Description DATA READ Single access Reads data from the memory of the RF Tag in the communica tions range DATA WRITE Single access Writes data to the memory of the RF Tag in the communications range ID READ Single access Reads the UII EPC code of the RF Tag in the communications range ID WRITE Single access Writes the UII EPC code of the RF Tag in the communications range LOCK S...

Page 88: ...y area name Memory bank Offset addresses words 0000 hex 07FF hex Bank00 0000 hex 07FF hex Reserved password and spare area 1000 hex 17FF hex Bank01 0000 hex 07FF hex UII EPC area 2000 hex 27FF hex Bank10 0000 hex 07FF hex TID area 3000 hex 3FFF hex Bank11 0000 hex 0FFF hex User area Command Reserved area UII EPC area TID area User area Remarks DATA READ Supported Supported Supported Supported DATA...

Page 89: ... and write size to specify the range to write You can write up to 2 048 words 4 Kbytes from each RF Tag memory bank You cannot write data to more than one RF Tag memory bank at the same time The actual address range that you can write to depends on the type of RF Tag that you use With one command you can write up to 512 words The maximum data size varies depending on the data size of the tag set T...

Page 90: ...password area cannot be read or written to without specifying the access password To unlock an area the access password stored in the RF Tag must be specified The following table shows the communications modes that you can specify for LOCK Supported Can be specified Not supported Cannot be specified This command writes the specified data to the specified number of words beginning from the specifie...

Page 91: ...rs that can occur for each communications command are given in the following table Supported Can occur Not supported Will not occur MULTIACCESS ID READ Once Auto Focus Repeat Remarks Supported Supported Supported Supported MULTIACCESS DATA READ Once Auto Focus Repeat Remarks Supported Supported Supported Supported Communications Commands and Error Codes Command name RF Tag missing error 2001 hex R...

Page 92: ... the Reader Writer acknowledges the reset request it will return a response and then automatically restart itself You can use a RESET FOCUS command to clear the target level information in the Reader Writer for all monitored RF Tags during operation in Focus Mode After the Reader Writer completes reception of the RESET FOCUS command it returns a response clears the information and then starts moni...

Page 93: ...browser interface You can flash the NORM ERR indicators on a Reader Writer by clicking the Flash the LED Button on the TCP IP Settings Tab Page in the Network Settings View of the Web browser interface The NORM ERR indicators will flash cyan at a 0 1 s interval for 3 s 6 3 4 Installation Location Notification Outline Notification Method Host device e g PLC Reader Writer being manipulated 24 VDC po...

Page 94: ... RF communica tions conditions Advanced settings You can set advanced parameters for the opera tion of Reader Writer communications with RF Tags Device settings You can set parameters related to the operation of the Reader Writer The Reader Writer must be restarted to enable changes to these settings 6 4 1 Network Settings TCP IP Settings Setting item Description Default IP address setting method ...

Page 95: ...ions Basic Settings RF Communications Mode Setting Description Default Once The Reader Writer communicates with RF Tags when a command from the host device is executed Once Auto When the Reader Writer receives a command from the host device it automatically detects RF Tags in the antenna communi cations range and communicates with them Focus The Reader Writer constantly monitors for RF Tags focuse...

Page 96: ...d to automatically check the accuracy of written data for any com munications command that writes data to an RF Tag RF Communications Speed Setting Description Default Auto speed The Reader Writer determines the communications speed for RF Tags based on interference conditions Auto speed High speed The communications speed for RF Tags is increased to reduce the communications time However this wil...

Page 97: ...dio wave interference and reduce reading non target RF Tags 1 The communications distance is shorter when writing data to an RF Tag in comparison with reading data from an RF Tag The difference in the communications distance varies depending on the RF Tag RF Communications Diagnostics Setting Description Default Enable Diagnostics are performed when communicating with an RF Tag and the results are...

Page 98: ...e RF Tag When the output is stopped the status in the RF Tag is reset so the already processed status is cleared Channel Setting V780 HMD68 EIP Default Auto channel The channel is automatically switched depending on the conditions of the Reader Writer Auto channel Specified Channel 1 1 The channel used can only be specified in models V780 HMD68 EIP JP The channel cannot be specified in the other m...

Page 99: ... specify the continuous transmission time to output radio waves continuously and the stop time to pause the output when the Reader Writer communicates with an RF Tag By stopping the transmission output at specific intervals you can suppress the influence of radio wave interference with nearby Reader Writers Access Password Setting Description Default All zeros An access password is not set Access ...

Page 100: ...SSI Filter Setting item Description Default Disable Filtering the reception level is not performed Disable Enable Filtering the reception level is performed High threshold 0 or 70 to 10dBm in 1 dB increments Low threshold 0 or 70 to 10dBm in 1 dB increments Target RF Tag A Reader Writer High threshold Reception level Low threshold Non target RF Tag C Non target RF Tag B RF Tag moving on an adjacen...

Page 101: ...ed in the buffer is set The buffered data is cleared when the command execution request is cleared the EXE signal turns OFF Alternatively when the buffer size becomes full the data is overwritten starting from the oldest data The smoothing buffer conditions during repeat can be set in the following range Precautions for Correct Use When the number of RF Tags being buffered crosses 65 communication...

Page 102: ... is not performed with RF Tag data verification Disable Enable Filtering is performed with RF Tag data verification Verification data Specify the RF Tag memory address verification data size and verification data pattern You can specify up to 16 hexadecimal words in word increments for the verification data Reader Writer Non target RF Tags Target RF Tag Non target RF Tag Non target RF Tag Non targ...

Page 103: ...browser interface The indicators will light in the default colors 6 4 4 Device Settings Operation Indicator Custom Settings Setting item Description Default Command normal NORM The indicators light with the specified lighting pattern when processing a communications command or another com mand from the host device is completed normally Lights green Command error ERROR The indicators light with the...

Page 104: ... gle Reader Writer unit Enabled Communications are performed using mul tiple Reader Writers Disable Number of Slave Reader Writers This specifies the number of slave Reader Writers 0 Slave Reader Writer 1 IP Address This specifies the IP address of the Reader Writer registered as the slave reader writer 0 0 0 0 Slave Reader Writer 2 IP Address 0 0 0 0 Slave Reader Writer 3 IP Address 0 0 0 0 Slave...

Page 105: ...terface you can output a file of all Reader Writer settings and save them on your computer export You can also read a configuration file and write it to the Reader Writer from the Web browser interface import The configuration file is in INI file format Additional Information For details refer to Operation Indicator Custom Settings on page 8 13 6 4 5 Exporting Important Configuration Files ...

Page 106: ... Information For details refer to 8 2 2 Status on page 8 5 6 5 1 Reading Device Information Item Description Remarks Model The model number of the Reader Writer Firmware version The firmware version in the Reader Writer MAC address The MAC address that is assigned to the Reader Writer 6 5 2 Getting the Operating Status Item Description Remarks Operation mode The operation mode of the Reader Writer...

Page 107: ... chronological order If more than 16 errors occur the oldest errors are deleted in order The system error log is retained in memory inside the Reader Writer even after the power supply is turned OFF You can also clear the log The following record information is stored in the system error log 6 6 1 Getting and Clearing the System Error Log Item Description Remarks Time This is the time when the sys...

Page 108: ...host device IP address of device that sent the command This is the IP address of the host device that sent the command Command code This code is used to identify the command Error code This code is used to identify the error Errors that are classified as com mand errors or RF Tag commu nications errors are recorded Reader Writer Number This shows the number identifying the Reader Writer where an e...

Page 109: ...ation is valid only when the communications command ended normally If the communications command ended in an error a value of 0 will be returned You can measure the noise level in the environment around the Reader Writer for each frequency channel You can get the noise level information by sending a command from the host device 6 7 1 Getting the Reception Level Item Description Remarks Reception l...

Page 110: ... wave interference from other wireless devices You can use the communications diagnostics to check the leeway in communications and achieve more stable RFID system operation The communications diagnostics information reports three main results stable communications unstable communications and communications errors The NORM ERR operation indicators light green for a stable communication yellow for ...

Page 111: ...result to infer the cause and implement countermeasures Diagnostics Notifi cation prior ity Diagnostic result Description Remarks High A Insufficient power to send Indicates that the signal strength of the signal sent from the Reader Writer to the RF Tag was weak B Insufficient power to receive Indicates that the signal strength of the signal returned from the RF Tag to the Reader Writer was weak ...

Page 112: ...of radio wave interference from a wireless device near the Reader Writer Move wireless devices away from the Reader Writer C Communications performance was reduced by the influence of interference from a low frequency device near the Reader Writer Move low frequency devices away from the Reader Writer D The RF Tag is traveling too quickly Reduce the speed of the RF Tag E The RF Tags are too close ...

Page 113: ...ates the noise level measured during communi cations diagnostics 35 to 70 dBm 1 Target level Indicates the target level measured during communi cations diagnostics 0 to 100 This value is input only in Focus Mode StoredPC Indicates the UII EPC code including the StoredPC data of the RF Tag that was communicated with during communications diagnostics UII EPC code 1 Values outside of the above range ...

Page 114: ...y to the Reader Writer is turned OFF You can browse a list of diagnostic information and periodically confirm the leeway quantitatively on graphs from the Web browser interface If you select the record in the list details will be displayed along with the probable causes and workarounds You can save a log file that contains the diagnos tic information stored in the Reader Writer for your usage z Di...

Page 115: ...ission Power Tuning View on the Web browser interface to adjust the trans mission power settings separately for reading and writing When you adjust these settings from the Web browser interface use the actual RF Tags at the same communications distance as the appli cation When the Reader Writer is adjusted it sweeps through the range of transmission powers and measures the communications status wh...

Page 116: ...ications errors that are detected as a result of communications with RF Tags during adjustments are recorded in the command error log If you close the Web browser interface or disconnect the communications cable during the adjustment the test operation status i e the RUN indicator lit in cyan may continue If that occurs cycle the power supply to the Reader Writer to reset it From the Transmission ...

Page 117: ...n environment and perform the adjustment again a Communications Success Rate or Reception Level Is Below the Threshold b Communications Success Rate or Reception Level Exceeds the Threshold Then Goes Below It One or More Times Insufficient power to send The communications success rate does not exceed 90 or no margin is achieved in the transmission power The communications success rate exceeds 90 a...

Page 118: ...mmand is sent the response from the RF Tag is displayed If communi cations diagnostics are enabled the diagnostic results are also displayed The time required to communicate with the RF Tag is also displayed Precautions for Correct Use You can select any of the following communications commands on the Web browser inter face You can also manually enter any command and send it 6 9 1 RF Tag Access Ou...

Page 119: ...n View to display information on detected RF Tags The RF Tag scan list will display information on up to 64 RF Tags in the order that they are detected 6 9 2 RF Tag Scanning Outline Scanning Method You can specify any of the following as the test command ID READ ID WRITE DATA READ or DATA WRITE The communications result diagnostic result are displayed in red yellow or green The time required to co...

Page 120: ...eader Writers and RF Tags and measure the communications ranges to achieve more stable RFID system operation Broadly speaking you can use the Reception Level Monitor View to analyze two communications methods single access communications and multiaccess communications You can also save the reception level information measured by the reception level monitor in a file To analyze communications with ...

Page 121: ... communicate with the RF Tag to read the ID The reception level graph is updated every 100 ms and displayed for a period of 60 s You can use the Save Button to download up to 1 800 measurements 100 ms x 1 800 mea surements 180 s or 3 min If you close the Web browser interface or disconnect the communications cable during the measurements the test operation status i e the RUN indicator lit in cyan ...

Page 122: ...3 dBm Green Flashing at 600 ms intervals Communications processing ended normally with a recep tion level between 44 and 46 dBm Green Flashing at 800 ms intervals Communications processing ended normally with a recep tion level between 47 and 49 dBm Green Flashing at 1 000 ms intervals Communications processing ended normally with a recep tion level between 50 and 52 dBm Green Flashing at 1 200 ms...

Page 123: ...ics are enabled or disabled The custom settings for the operation indicators are not used for the reception level monitor 61 58 RSSI level dBm 64 49 46 52 55 37 35 40 43 70 Fast Slow NORM ERR indicator flashing speed Flashing yellow Flashing green Reader Writer Reader Writer Close Reader Writer Reader Writer Middle Reader Writer Reader Writer Far The indicators will flash yellow at the RSSI levels...

Page 124: ...ted in realtime To stop taking measurements click the Stop Button z Reception Level Monitor View Measurement Method for Multiaccess Communications 61 58 RSSI level dBm 64 49 46 52 55 37 35 40 43 70 Fast Slow NORM ERR indicator flashing speed Flashing yellow Flashing green NORM ERR RF Tag movement RF Tag A RF Tag B RSSI level of RF Tag B RSSI level of RF Tag A When the RF Tag being communicated wit...

Page 125: ...the measurements the Reader Writer will repeatedly communicate with the RF Tags to read the IDs with multiaccess communications The reception level graph is updated every 500 ms and displayed for a period of 60 s You can use the Save Button to download up to 360 measurements 500 ms x 360 measure ments 180 s or 3 min If you close the Web browser interface or disconnect the communications cable duri...

Page 126: ... status z Channel Monitor View Precautions for Correct Use The RUN indicator will light cyan during the measurements The NORM ERR indicator will repeatedly flash green once during the measurements The noise level of each channel is displayed with a bar graph If the threshold of 74 dBm is exceeded a yellow bar will be displayed The bar is green if the threshold has not been exceeded If you stop and...

Page 127: ...er receives a command from the host device it communicates with the RF Tag that has the highest target level The target levels will change according to the positions and travel speeds of the RF Tags passing through the communications range The distance between RF Tags also has some influence on the target levels of those RF Tags You can use a focus monitor to check and adjust differentiation of ta...

Page 128: ...e in red green or yellow according to the communications result The target level graph is updated every 500 ms and displayed for a period of 60 s You can use the Save Button to download up to 360 measurements 500 ms x 360 measure ments 180 s or 3 min If you close the Web browser interface or disconnect the communications cable during test measurements the test operation status i e the RUN indicato...

Page 129: ... Button z Focus Monitor View Precautions for Correct Use The RUN indicator will light cyan during operation The target level graph is updated every 500 ms and displayed for a period of 60 s You can use the Save Button to download up to 360 measurements 500 ms x 360 measure ments 180 s or 3 min Monitor Method during Operation The target level will be zero for RF Tags for which communications proces...

Page 130: ...hen using this function the Reader Writers connected by the Multi Reader Writer function must all be the same model The Slave Reader Writer does not accept communications commands or Reader Writer set ting commands 1 Also it does not accept connection from other than the Master Reader Writer 2 1 Getting command will be accepted 2 Connection from the web port will be accepted 6 10 1 Outline Reader ...

Page 131: ... mode and communications mode combination the master Reader Writer will detect the minor fault Multi Reader Writer Can not Start 6 10 2 Multi Reader Writer Modes Name Description Remarks Field Extension Mode This virtually extends the communications range with multiple Reader Writers and communicated with RF Tags detected by any of the Reader Writers Combination of Communications Modes Name Once A...

Page 132: ... have been read RF Tag communi cations are possible at high reading accuracy by arranging multiple Reader Writers and creating a wide communications range If a point where the RF Tags are unreadable null point is generated due to the cancellation multi path of the radio waves due to reflected wave in the ambient environment RF Tag communi cations will be possible at high reading accuracy if multip...

Page 133: ...he Reader Writers in single access The master Reader Writer communicates with the RF Tags by switching control of itself and the Slave Reader Writers in time division When an RF Tag is detected and completes abnormally other than the RF Tag Missing Error and RF Tag Communications Error it returns the communications results without waiting for a timeout Host device Master Reader Writer Slave Reader...

Page 134: ...tected by any of the Reader Writers in multiaccess The master Reader Writer communicates with the RF Tags by switching control of itself and the Slave Reader Writers in time division While detecting multiple RF Tags within the timeout time communications processing will repeat by switching in the sequence of Master Slave 1 Slave 2 Slave 3 and the communications result will be returned when RF Tag ...

Page 135: ...s RF Tag Missing Error or RF Tag Communications Error will be returned after timeout If a duplicate RF Tag Communications Error is detected in the same RF Tag the first Reader Writer detected will be returned Host device Master Reader Writer Slave Reader Writer 1 Slave Reader Writer 2 Slave Reader Writer 3 RF Tag movement Communications Commands Timeout RF Tag Missing or RF Tag Communications Erro...

Page 136: ... detected within the period from the start of communications until a timeout and the communications results are returned when RF Tag communications are completed Host device Master Reader Writer Slave Reader Writer 1 Slave Reader Writer 2 Slave Reader Writer 3 RF Tag movement Communications Commands Command Slave control Response RF Tag Missing RF Tag Once communications Once communications Once c...

Page 137: ...ven if one RF Tag is detected The Master Reader Writer returns the communications results when RF Tag communications are completed The communications process continues until the command execution request from the host device is cleared Host device Master Reader Writer Slave Reader Writer 1 Slave Reader Writer 2 Slave Reader Writer 3 RF Tag movement RF Tag Missing Commands Response RF Tag RF Tag Mi...

Page 138: ...l of the Reader Writers Connect the Ethernet cable and start up 2 Start up the web browser on the PC and specify the IP address of the master Reader Writer 3 Click the Device Settings Button and then click the Multi Reader Writer setting Tab Multi Reader Writer setting tab page will be displayed 6 10 3 Application Enable the Field Extension Mode PLC Switching Hub Master Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 ...

Page 139: ...Writers 6 The master Reader Writer will establish communications with all of the slave Reader Writers completing connection processing You can check the Status of Multi Reader Writer setting view that completed connection 7 After this the multiple Reader Writers shall jointly operate by the issuing of communications commands from the host device to the master Reader Writer Precautions for Correct ...

Page 140: ... or if the communications have ended with an error a response is returned to the host device and the processing ends If an RF Tag Missing error or a communications error is detected it will progress to step 3 Executing DATA READ Using the Field Extension Mode PLC Master Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 200 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 201 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 202 Slave Reader Writer IP 1...

Page 141: ...ll continue in the order of Slave No 2 Slave No 3 4 After the communications process of the Slave Reader Writer comes a full circle the operation is repeated from step 2 If the timeout time elapses during the communications process a response RF Tag Missing error or RF Tag communications error is returned to the host device and the processing ends PLC IP 192 168 1 200 IP 192 168 1 201 IP 192 168 1...

Page 142: ...ations have ended normally or if the communications have ended with an error a response is returned to the host device and the processing ends If an RF Tag Missing error or a communications error is detected it will progress to step 3 PLC Master Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 200 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 201 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 202 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 203 RF Tag DATA ...

Page 143: ...er of Slave No 2 Slave No 3 4 After the slave Reader Writer communications processing has completed one cycle operation will repeat from Procedure 2 Precautions for Correct Use The respective Reader Writers will not perform simultaneous communications operations in the Field Extension Mode The respective Reader Writers will perform communications oper ations with time division PLC IP 192 168 1 200...

Page 144: ...to the host device If the communications results indicate an RF Tag missing error or a communications failure an error response is not returned to the host device but if any other error is detected the error results are returned to the host device The communications process ing will then progress to step 3 PLC Master Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 200 Slave Reader Writer IP 192 168 1 201 Slave Reader ...

Page 145: ...e host device The processing will continue in the order of Slave No 2 Slave No 3 4 After the communications process of the Slave Reader Writer comes full circle the operation will be repeated from step 2 Precautions for Correct Use The respective Readers Writers will not perform simultaneous communications operations in the Field Extension Mode The respective Readers Writers will perform communica...

Page 146: ...ons speed Global Communications timeout time Global The RF Communications Timeout Time setting of the master Reader Writer is the timeout time relative to the total communications processing in conjunction with multiple Reader Writers Write verify Global RF communication diag nostics Global The diagnostics function is disabled SET TAG COM MUNICATIONS CONDITIONS Advanced Transmission power Individu...

Page 147: ...of peripheral RF Tags when multiple Reader Writers perform joint operation Implementation in Multiac cess Communications Reception level monitor It is possible to confirm the reception level for each Reader Writer on the Multi Reader Writer configuration Channel Monitor It is possible to confirm the channel usage state of peripheral devices for each Reader Writer on the Multi Reader Writer configu...

Page 148: ... then click the Multi Reader Writer setting Tab on the Web browser interface to adjust the transmission power set tings separately for the master or slave Reader Writer You can specify the target Reader Writer number to adjust on the Transmission Power Tuning Tab Page Transmission Power Tuning for Multiple Reader Writers Specify the target Reader Writer number to be adjusted ...

Page 149: ...to be measured in the Reader Writers on the Multi Reader Writer configuration Click the Start Button after specification will start measurement by the subject Reader Writers Reception level monitor for Multiple Reader Writers Place a check mark at the Reader Writer numbers to be measured Time Series Graph of Measured Reception Level in each Reader Writer Can be referenced by file output A single R...

Page 150: ...le RF Tags are plotted by the highest reception level measured for each RF Tag Place a check mark at the Reader Writer numbers to be measured Reader Writer 2 Reader Writer 3 Reader Writer 0 Reader Writer 1 RF Tag Reception Level Measurement Results Graph Display on the Web Browser Interface Reader Writer 2 Reader Writer 3 Reader Writer 0 Reader Writer 1 RF Tag RF Tag Multiple RF Tags are plotted b...

Page 151: ...i Reader Writer function enabled the master Reader Writer responds with a communi cations command error the reader writer number of the reader writer where the error was detected is added and registered to the command error log For details see the Command Error Log chapter With the Multi Reader Writer functions enabled the Communications Diagnostics functions cannot be used as well Even if the com...

Page 152: ...6 Functions 6 80 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 153: ...pdate Counter Update Counter Response 7 10 7 1 6 V780 Commands 7 11 7 2 V780 Command Details 7 13 7 2 1 Single access Communications Commands 7 13 7 2 2 Multiaccess Communications Commands 7 23 7 2 3 Reader Writer Control Commands 7 27 7 2 4 Setting and Getting Reader Writer Information Settings 7 30 7 2 5 Reader Writer Setting Commands Device Settings 7 33 7 2 6 Reader Writer Setting Commands Com...

Page 154: ...an input tag set 7 1 1 EtherNet IP Communications Protocol Data Exchange Method Data Exchange Memory Locations EtherNet IP D100 Output_10 Input Output Tag set name ABC Tag set name Output_10 Output tags Input tags Connection Originator Target Input_11 D200 Input Output Tag set name XYZ Tag set name Input_11 Output tags Input tags Connection Target Originator CS CJ series CPU Unit An example of con...

Page 155: ... is the area to which you write commands for the Reader Writer to execute Response Area This is the area to which the Reader Writer writes the results of commands executed from the command area PLC Output Tag Set Output Tags Command Area Input Tag Set Input Tags Response Area Reader Writer Input Tag Set Output Tag Set Commands Responses Execution 76 to 1 036 bytes 76 to 1 036 bytes The control com...

Page 156: ... EtherNet IP Units Operation Manual for NJ series CPU Unit Cat No W495 Precautions for Correct Use To set tag data links an EDS file that defines the V780 connection is required Download the EDS file from the OMRON website The communications areas in the PLC are set as tag data link connections as shown in the following table Select one of the following values for the data size according to the da...

Page 157: ... 76 to 1 036 bytes Input connection types Cannot be changed Point to Point connection Output Tag Set Tag set name on PLC 76 to 1 036 bytes Output connection types Cannot be changed Point to Point connection Target device Reader Writer Output Tag Set Input_10 76 to 1 036Byte Input Tag Set Output_20 76 to 1 036Byte Requested packet interval RPI User specified 2 0 to 10 000 ms default 10 0 ms Paramet...

Page 158: ...rence If you change the data size during communications the connection will be closed Cycle the power supply to the Reader Writer again EtherNet IP master Maximum data size per connection Recommended data size setting for tag or tag set NX701 CPU Unit 1 444 bytes 1 036 bytes NJ series CPU Unit 600 bytes 524 bytes CJ2HseriesCPUunit Built in EtherNet IP function 1 444 bytes 1 036 bytes CJ2M seriesCP...

Page 159: ...cutes the command specified by the Command code Moreover when the Reader Writer detects that this signal has turned OFF during the execution of the RF Tag com munications command it suspends cancels the communi cations processing CmdCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes This word stores the command code CmdParam1 Command Parameter 1 WORD 2 bytes These words store the command parameters Refer to the secti...

Page 160: ...nd OFF in sync with the increment of the update counter ERR 3 Error BOOL 1 bit This bit turns ON when the Reader Writer returns an error response It turns OFF when the EXE signal is turned OFF Alternatively it turns ON and OFF in sync with the increment of the update counter CMD_ERR Command error BOOL 1 bit This bit turns ON when the Reader Writer returns a command error response It turns ON and O...

Page 161: ...ies No update of execution results The count value starts from 0 when command execution is started The count value returns to 0 after reaching 65 535 RespData Response Data These words store the response data Refer to the sections for individual commands for details 1 READY is used for testing RF Tag communications from the Web browser or for acquiring exclusion from set tings change 2 The start t...

Page 162: ...date of communication results Specifies the update count of the execution results received by the host device during reception of the results of continuous execution of the command from the Reader Writer It indicates the value incremented by 1 each time the execution results are received The count value starts from 0 when command execution is started The count value returns to 0 after reaching 655...

Page 163: ... WRITER STATUS P 7 36 Reader Writer setting commands Communications settings 3001 hex SET TAG COMMUNICATIONS CONDITIONS P 7 37 3002 hex GET TAG COMMUNICATIONS CONDITIONS P 7 39 3003 hex SET TRANSMISSION POWER P 7 40 3004 hex GET TRANSMISSION POWER P 7 42 3005 hex SET CHANNEL P 7 44 3006 hex GET CHANNEL P 7 45 3007 hex SET GEN2 SESSION P 7 46 3008 hex GET GEN2 SESSION P 7 47 3009 hex SET ACCESS PAS...

Page 164: ...ause when diag nostics indicate that communications are unstable This information is set in the Response Information 2 field in the response area When this information is set the RF_WAR communications unstable signal turns ON Error code Device information Reader Writer No Description 0000 hex An error occurred in the processing of the master Reader Writer 0001 hex An error occurred in Slave Reader...

Page 165: ... 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes R W no of the Reader Writer communicating with the RF Tag 0000 to 0007 hex RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes Communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics is enabled Set the communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics...

Page 166: ...ata equivalent to the word size speci fied in the EPC length is set Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes R W no of the Reader Writer communicating with the RF Tag 0000 to 0007 hex RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes Communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics is enabled Set the c...

Page 167: ...served Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes R W no o...

Page 168: ...a Data type Size Function Response area Range that can be specified Maximum data size Input_110 0001 hex to 0020 hex 32 Input_111 0001 hex to 0080 hex 128 Input_112 0001 hex to 0100 hex 256 Input_113 0001 hex to 0200 hex 512 bit15 12 bit11 8 bit7 4 bit3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CmdCode Reserved Cnt Response Data name 1 4 5 Memory offset bit15 12 bit11 8 bit7 4 bit3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ErrCo...

Page 169: ... to an RF Tag depends on the data size setting in words Setting range 0001 hex to 0200 hex 512 words The maximum data size that can be written is decided according to the data size of the com mand area Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter Fo...

Page 170: ...unter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data ID Data ARRAY OF WORD 32 words 64 bytes ID data before writing 0 StoredPC The upper 5 bits are the EPC word length 1 to 31 EPC All bytes of the EPC code section that exceed the EPC word length in the StoredP...

Page 171: ...rea user area and access password 1 When you unlock an area specify all of the areas that have been locked 2 If you specify the EPC TID or user area you will no longer be able to write data to that area 3 If you specify the access password you will no longer be able to read the access password area CmdParam2 Command Parameter 2 WORD 2 bytes Area to lock unlock Specifies one or more of the EPC TID ...

Page 172: ...mation 2 WORD 2 bytes Communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics is enabled Set the communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics is dis abled 0000 hex fixed For details refer to GET COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION on page 7 70 RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes Reception level FFFF to FF9D hex 1 to 99 dBm Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes ...

Page 173: ... 07FF hex Reserved area 1000 to 17FF hex EPC area 2000 to 27FF hex TID area 3000 to 3FFF hex User area CmdParam2 Command Parameter 2 WORD 2 bytes Specify in 4 digit hexadecimal the number of words of data to fill Setting range 0000 hex or 0001 to 0800 hex If 0000 hex is specified for the number of fill words the entire memory area will be filled You cannot write data to more than one area with the...

Page 174: ...d 0000 hex fixed For details refer to GET COMMUNICATIONS DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION on page 7 70 RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes Reception level FFFF to FF9D hex 1 to 99 dBm Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 bit15 12 bit11 8 bit7 4 bit3 0 0 ...

Page 175: ...ate Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes R W no of the Reader Writer communicating with the RF Tag 0000 to 0007 hex RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes Communications diagnostics result When communications diagnostics is enabled Set the communications diagn...

Page 176: ...s as shown below Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area Fo...

Page 177: ...0 to 17FF hex EPC area 2000 to 27FF hex TID area 3000 to 3FFF hex User area CmdParam2 Command Parameter 2 WORD 2 bytes First address in words of the data read from the RF Tag Setting range 0001 hex to 0020 hex 32 words Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the ...

Page 178: ...ed up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data Read data WORD 32 words 64 bytes The data that was read from the RF Tag is attached The area that exceeds the data size is filled with zeros Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 b...

Page 179: ...data Data type Size Function CmdCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes 1001 hex CmdParam1 Command Parameter 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used CmdParam2 Command Parameter 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For detail...

Page 180: ...WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response ...

Page 181: ... 0000 hex Not used Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information ...

Page 182: ...ytes IP address setting method to be set 0000 hex Fixed setting 0001 hex Obtain from BOOTP server 0002 hex Obtain from BOOTP server as fixed settings Default setting 0000 hex IP address 1 1 Specify 00000000 hex for any IP address setting method other than using a fixed IP address DWORD 8 bytes Fixed IP address to be set 00000000 to DFFFFFFF hex Default setting C0A801C8 hex Subnet mask 1 DWORD 8 by...

Page 183: ...tion ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter...

Page 184: ...etails refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Device name ARRAY OF BYTE 64 bytes ASCII characters 1 64 bytes max Filled with up to 63 ASCII characters plus the end code 00 hex Specify 00 hex for all bytes to clear the device name Default setting 00 hex for all bytes 1 The device name is given with ASCII characters 20 hex space to 7E hex Signal data Data t...

Page 185: ...se on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Multi Reader Writer Mode WORD 2 bytes Sets whether the multi Reader Writer Mode is enabled or disabled 0000 hex Disable 0001 hex Enable Default setting 0000 hex Number of Slave Reader Writ ers WORD 2 bytes Sets the number of Slave Readers Writers 0000 to 0007 hex Default setting 0000 hex Slave Reader Writer 1 DWORD 4 bytes Specifies the IP address of Slave Read...

Page 186: ...bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 ...

Page 187: ...e Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data Multi Reader Writer Mode WORD 2 bytes Expresses whether the multi Reader Writer Mod...

Page 188: ...s 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data Reader Writer 0 Master Reader Writer WORD 2 bytes Expresses the status of multi Reader Writer Mode of the mast...

Page 189: ... The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data RF communication mode WORD 2 bytes Specifies the communications mode 0000 hex Once 0001 hex Auto 0002 hex Focus 0003 hex Repeat Default setting 0000 hex Communications Speed WORD 2 bytes Specifies the communications speed 0000 hex Auto 0001 he...

Page 190: ...bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 ...

Page 191: ...ormation 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data RF communication mode WO...

Page 192: ...ansmis sion power Read WORD 2 bytes Specifies the transmission power for read RF communications commands 000F to 001B hex 15 to 27 dBm Default setting 001B hex Transmis sion power Write WORD 2 bytes Specifies the transmission power for write RF communications commands 000F to 001B hex 15 to 27 dBm Default setting 001B hex Slave Reader Writer 1 Transmis sion power Read WORD 2 bytes Specifies the tr...

Page 193: ...e Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter U...

Page 194: ...e RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data ...

Page 195: ...ettings Slave Reader Writer 7 Transmis sion power Read WORD 2 bytes Expresses the transmission power for read RF communications commands 000F to 001B hex 15 to 27 dBm Default setting 001B hex Transmis sion power Write WORD 2 bytes Expresses the transmission power for write RF communications commands 000F to 001B hex 15 to 27 dBm Default setting 001B hex Signal data Data type Size Function ...

Page 196: ...e in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Channel WORD 2 bytes Specifies the channel 1 For JP 0000 hex Auto 0005 hex 5 CH 000B hex 11 CH 0011 hex 17 CH 1 You can set the channels to use only in the models for JP You cannot set the channels for any other model Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 ...

Page 197: ...ommand execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 b...

Page 198: ... counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Gen2 session WORD 2 bytes Specifies the session to use for RF Tag com munications 0000 hex S0 flag 0001 hex S1 flag 0002 hex S2 flag 0003 hex S3 flag Default setting 0000 hex Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code ...

Page 199: ...WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Respo...

Page 200: ...Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Access password DWORD 4 bytes Specifies the access password to use for RF Tag communications The specified access password is stored in EEPROM memory in the Reader Writer If the access password in the RF Tag is not all zeros the access password that is stored in EEPROM memory must be used to execute LOCK ID WRITE DATA READ or DATA WRITE com...

Page 201: ...e is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cn...

Page 202: ...led this value is always 0000 hex WORD 2 bytes Specifies the address in words of the RF Tag to check 1000 to 17FF hex UII EPC area 2 2000 to 27FF hex TID area 3000 to 3FFF hex User area You cannot specify 0000 to 07FF hex reserved area Default setting 0000 hex 2 Address 1000 hex specifies the UII EPC _CRC 16 area of the RF Tag Since this area varies depending on the EPC code care must be taken dur...

Page 203: ...RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data RF...

Page 204: ...ble 0001 hex Enable Default setting 0000 hex HIGH Threshold 1 1 When you disable the RSSI filter conditions set the high and low thresholds to 0000 hex When you enable the RSSI filter set the high threshold value for the RSSI filter condition to a higher value than the low threshold level Otherwise a command parameter error will occur WORD 2 bytes Specifies the high threshold for the reception lev...

Page 205: ...10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refe...

Page 206: ...dData Command Data Stop time 1 1 To specify the stop time in the JP version be sure to specify the continuous transmission time to other than infinite 0000 hex A command parameter error will occur if only either one of stop time or continuous trans mission time is set to 0 The stop time cannot be set to 0000 hex in models other than those for JP WORD 2 bytes Specifies the time to pause output duri...

Page 207: ...e Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter U...

Page 208: ... Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page ...

Page 209: ...D 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Smoothing Buffer Size WORD 2 bytes Specifies the smoothing buffer size 0000 to 0400 hex 0 to 1024 conditions 0 implies that smoothing is disabled Default setting 0400 hex Signal data Data type Size Functi...

Page 210: ...value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not use...

Page 211: ...pdate counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FF...

Page 212: ... on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For d...

Page 213: ...RD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 CmdData Command Data Time informa tion Resv BYTE 1 byte Always 00 hex Hour BYTE 1 byte Hour 0 to 23 Minutes BYTE 1 byte Minutes 0 to 59 Seconds BYTE 1 byte ...

Page 214: ...data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo1 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Updat...

Page 215: ...te counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF ...

Page 216: ...ID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 1 The maximum number of system error logs that can be acquired differs according to the area size Response Area Max no Output_110 4 Output_111 15 Output_112 15 Output_113 15 ...

Page 217: ...ot used Reserved Reserved Area WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Command Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 by...

Page 218: ...se Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter WORD 2 bytes 0000 to FFFF hex The value is counted up due to a change in the response area For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 RespData Response Data 1 1 The maximum number of system error logs that can be acquired differs according to the area size Newest record in the com mand error log Time i...

Page 219: ...ications UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 7 2 V780 Command Details 7 7 2 8 Maintenance Commands Log Information Response Area Max no Output_110 2 Output_111 8 Output_112 8 Output_113 8 ...

Page 220: ... hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes R W no of the Reader Writer communicating with...

Page 221: ...a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes No of channels 1 to 50 RespInfo2 Response Information 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInfo3 Response Information 3 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Update Counter W...

Page 222: ...a WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used Cnt Response Update Counter Response WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex At command execution The value is counted up due to a change in the update counter For details refer to Update Counter Update Counter Response on page 7 10 Signal data Data type Size Function ErrCode Error Code WORD 2 bytes Error code 1 RespInfo1 Response Information 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex Not used RespInf...

Page 223: ...ns Reserved 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex No specifications Channel used WORD 2 bytes Expresses the channel used actually during communications 0001 to 0064 hex 1 to 100 CH Communi cations Speed WORD 2 bytes Expresses the speed used actually during communications 0001 hex High speed 0002 hex Normal speed Reception level WORD 2 bytes Expresses the reception level FFDD to FF9D hex 35 to 61 dBm Noise level...

Page 224: ...it 0 Insufficient power to send flag Bit 1 Insufficient power to receive flag Bit 2 Too much noise Bit 3 Reserved Bit 4 Insufficient data read flag 3 Bit 5 Excessive data read flag 3 Bits 6 to 15 Reserved all zeros Reserved 1 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex No specifications Reserved 2 WORD 2 bytes 0000 hex No specifications Channel used WORD 2 bytes Expresses the channel used actually during communications...

Page 225: ...e communications mode is Repeat communications canceled aborted is obtained If you want to obtain the information prior to cancellation refer to the communications diagnosis history on the Web screen 2 Diagnostic processing for these results is performed only in Focus Mode 3 For details on StoredPC format refer to 6 3 2 1 2 2 Protocol control PC word StoredPC and PacketPC in Gen2 Regulations Ver 2...

Page 226: ... the Reader Writer to stop execution 6 When the Reader Writer receives the instruction to stop execution it turns OFF the NORM signal clears the update counter and turns ON the READY signal 7 When the Reader Writer cannot detect an RF Tag or when command execution ends in an error due to failure of communications etc it sets the error code response information and turns ON the ERR signal At this t...

Page 227: ...nfirms that the NORM signal has turned ON and acquires the response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area In addition if another RF Tag data is responded the update counter of the Reader Writer is again incremented Therefore at that time the user PLC acquires the respons...

Page 228: ...e response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area In addition if another RF Tag data is responded the update counter of the Reader Writer is again incremented Therefore at that time the user PLC acquires the response data and updates the update counter response value 6 Wh...

Page 229: ...l 5 The user PLC detects a change in the update counter confirms that the NORM signal has turned ON and acquires the response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area and turns OFF the EXE signal This tells the Reader Writer to stop execution 6 When the Reader Writer receiv...

Page 230: ...nal has turned ON and acquires the response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area In addition if another RF Tag data is responded the update counter of the Reader Writer is again incremented Therefore at that time the user PLC acquires the response data and updates the u...

Page 231: ...rned ON and acquires the response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area In addition if another RF Tag data is responded the update counter of the Reader Writer is again incremented Therefore at that time the user PLC acquires the response data and updates the update coun...

Page 232: ...ance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area 6 When the Reader Writer again detects another RF Tag and communications end normally it sets the error code response information and response data adds 1 increments to the update counter value and then turns ON the NORM signal 7 The user PLC detects a change in the update counter confirms that the NORM signal has turned ON and ac...

Page 233: ... counter value confirms that the NORM signal has turned ON and acquires the response data After the acquisition of data the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area In addition if another RF Tag data is responded the update counter at the Reader Writer side is again incre mented Therefore at that time the user P...

Page 234: ...e Update counter in the V780 response area and turns OFF the EXE signal This tells the Reader Writer to stop execution 6 When the Reader Writer receives the instruction to stop execution it turns OFF the NORM signal and turns ON the READY signal 7 When the processing at the Reader Writer side ends in an error the Reader Writer sets the error code and response information and turns ON the ERR signa...

Page 235: ...ormation and response data adds 1 increments to the update counter value and then turns ON the NORM signal 5 The user PLC detects a change in the update counter value and confirms that the NORM signal has turned ON Thereafter the user PLC updates the update counter response value in accordance with the value of the Update counter in the V780 response area and turns OFF the EXE signal This tells th...

Page 236: ...7 Ethernet IP Communications 7 84 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 237: ...computer connected to the V780 Reader Writer 8 1 Browser Operation Interface 8 2 8 2 Operation Interface 8 4 8 2 1 Password Entry View 8 4 8 2 2 Status 8 5 8 2 3 Network Settings 8 6 8 2 4 RF Communications Settings 8 9 8 2 5 Device Settings 8 13 8 2 6 Tuning 8 15 8 2 7 Utilities 8 17 8 2 8 Logs 8 26 8 2 9 Rebooting 8 32 8 2 10 Configuration 8 33 8 2 11 Configuration File 8 41 Browser Interface ...

Page 238: ...hile browser A is displaying the Reader Writer interface the connection to browser A will be cut off Communications may fail after browser B connects to the Reader Writer If that occurs refresh your browser Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries Permission has been obtained from Microsoft to use screen captures The system requirements to use the W...

Page 239: ...ion Interface 8 Precautions for Correct Use There may be problems with the display layout at any browser zoom rate other than 100 We recommend that you set the zoom to 100 The browser interface communicates with the Reader Writer periodically which may cause the operating indicators on the Reader Writer to light green ...

Page 240: ...ional Information If an error message is displayed when you click the OK Button please recheck the password that you entered If you start the Reader Writer in Safe Mode the Password Entry View will not be displayed even if a password is set If you forget the password set it again with the SET WEB PASSWORD command or start the Reader Writer in Safe Mode and clear the password from the Web interface...

Page 241: ...s the MAC address of the Reader Writer Operation mode Displays the operation mode of the Reader Writer 6 1 Operation Modes on page 6 3 Status Displays the status of the Reader Writer Idling The Reader Writer is on standby RF communications in progress The Reader Writer is communi cating with an RF Tag Change settings The settings of the Reader Writer are being changed System error An error has occ...

Page 242: ...th the fixed IP address that is set IP address Enter the fixed IP address 192 168 1 200 Subnet mask Enter the subnet mask IPV4 that is used to identify the network address and host address within the IP address 255 255 255 0 Gateway address Enter the IP address of the gateway to use to reach net works outside the one that the Reader Writer is on 192 168 1 254 Obtain from BOOTP server The IP addres...

Page 243: ...ddress and restart the Reader Writer the Web browser interface will not reconnect to the Reader Writer The browser interface will be displayed again if you set the new IP address in the address box of your Web browser If you change the settings while the Reader Writer is performing RF Tag communications noise measurement or other processing an error message will be displayed Change the settings wh...

Page 244: ... Reader Writer is restarted If you change the settings while the Reader Writer is performing RF Tag communications noise measurement or other processing an error message will be displayed Change the settings when the Reader Writer is in idle state Web Password Setting Item name Description Default Web password Enter the login password for the Web browser interface Setting range 15 ASCII characters...

Page 245: ...noise measurement or other processing an error message will be displayed Change the settings when the Reader Writer is in idle state 8 2 4 RF Communications Settings Basic Settings Item name Description Default RF communication mode Select the communications mode Setting range Once Auto or Focus Repeat Once RF communication speed Select the speed of communications with the RF Tags Setting range Au...

Page 246: ...annel on page 6 26 Auto channel Gen2 session Select the value for the Gen2 session flag Setting range S0 S1 S2 or S3 S0 Access password Enter the RF communications access password in eight hexadecimal digits 00000000 Transmission time Enter the time to output radio waves continuously and the stop time when the Reader Writer communicates with RF Tags Continuous time Enter the maximum time to contin...

Page 247: ...F Tags will be displayed You can edit the settings Advanced Settings 2 Item name Description Default RSSI filter Select whether or not to use filtering for reception levels Setting range Enable or Disable Disable High threshold Enter the high threshold for the reception level Setting range 0 or 70 to 10 Low threshold Enter the low threshold for the reception level Setting range 0 or 70 to 10 RF Ta...

Page 248: ...ton The settings will be applied immediately If you change the settings while the Reader Writer is performing RF Tag communications noise measurement or other processing an error message will be displayed Change the settings when the Reader Writer is in idle state Smoothing buffer Enter the number of smoothing buffers when the communications mode is set to Repeat Setting range 0 to 1024 The smooth...

Page 249: ...error message will be displayed Change the settings when the Reader Writer is in idle state 8 2 5 Device Settings Operation Indicator Custom Settings Item name Description Default Command normal NORMAL Select the color for the indicators to light when processing a communi cations command or another command from the host device is com pleted normally Setting range Red Green Blue Yellow Cyan Magenta...

Page 250: ...s of each slave Reader Writer Connected Green Not connected Red Communications failed Red Not registered Gray IP address This gives the IP addresses assigned to each Reader Writer Tx power Read This gives the value of the read transmission power and a level bar for each slave Reader Writer Tx power Write This gives the value of the write transmission power and a level bar for each slave Reader Wri...

Page 251: ... to 6 8 1 Transmission Power Tuning on page 6 43 8 2 6 Tuning Transmission Power Tuning Item name Description Remarks Tx power Read and Tx power Write Select the transmission power to adjust reading or writing If tuning is completed successfully the transmission power that was determined to be optimum will be displayed If tuning fails 1 will be displayed Measurement graph During tuning the broken ...

Page 252: ...t through during tuning 15 to 27 Success rate Gives the communications success rates for the RF Tags measured for each transmission power 0 to 100 Rx level dBm Gives the transmission levels measured for each transmis sion power 0 or 1 to 99 Tuning result before XX dBm after YY dBm Gives the tuning results XX Gives the transmission power that was set before tun ing YY Gives the transmission power t...

Page 253: ...TE Data read DATA READ or Data write DATA WRITE Data address Enter the first RF Tag address to read or write in four hexadecimal digits Setting range 0000 to 3FFF hex Data size If you specify reading data enter the data size to read in four hexadecimal digits If you specify writing data the Write data box will display the count of the data size in four hexadecimal digits Setting range 0001 to 0078...

Page 254: ...ions result as follows Normal Green Warning Yellow Error Red Time The time required to communicate with the RF Tag will be displayed Command Response Log A history of communications between the Reader Writer and RF Tag will be dis played Up to 15 sets of commands and responses are displayed Summary The maximum minimum and average communications times will be displayed No of comms The number of com...

Page 255: ...s started in Safe Mode or SLAVE Mode Use this tab page when the Reader Writer is operating in Run Mode For information on RF Tag scanning refer to 6 9 2 RF Tag Scanning on page 6 47 RF Tag Scanning Item name Description Remarks No Displays the index numbers of the RF Tags UII EPC Displays the UIIs EPC codes of the RF Tags that were detected in the scan No of comms Displays the numbers of communica...

Page 256: ...g refer to 6 9 3 Reception Level Monitor on page 6 48 Reception Level Monitor Item name Description Remarks Single Select this option to check the reception level for just one RF Tag Multi Select this option to check the reception level for more than one RF Tag Measurement graph This broken line graph displays the reception level against time for each RF Tag during monitoring The data is plotted f...

Page 257: ...easured during monitoring 0 or 1 to 99 The reception level will be 0 if a communications error occurs Item name Description Remarks No Gives index numbers in chronological order Single 1 to 1 800 100 ms sampling 1 800 samples Multi 1 to 360 500 ms sampling 360 samples Data is output for up to 3 min utes Time Displays the times of communications with the RF Tags during monitoring hh mm ss sss hh ho...

Page 258: ...ed to change the display format of the cell Display format user definition hh mm ss 000 UII EPC Gives the UIIs EPC codes in hexadecimal of the RF Tags that were detected during monitoring XX XX hex Reception level dBm Gives the reception levels measured during monitoring 0 or 1 to 99 The reception level will be 0 if a communications error occurs Item name Description Remarks ...

Page 259: ...ge depends on the model number For information on channel monitoring refer to 6 9 4 Channel Monitor on page 6 54 Channel Monitor Item name Description Remarks Measurement graph During monitoring the noise level of each channel is displayed on a bar graph The color of a bar is green if the noise level is smaller than 74 dBm and yellow if it is larger Status The diagnostic result of channel monitori...

Page 260: ...mine which RF Tag is in front of the Reader Writer Results of RF Tag monitoring are displayed for up to 64 RF Tags Precautions for Correct Use This tab page cannot be used if the Reader Writer is started in Safe Mode Use this tab page when the Reader Writer is operating in Run Mode Focus Monitor Measurement graph RF Tag list Click this button to start measurements for focus monitoring If you click...

Page 261: ...vel against time for each RF Tag during monitoring The data is plotted for 60 s RF Tag list UII EPC code This list displays the UIIs EPC codes of the RF Tags that were detected during monitoring No of comms Displays the numbers of communications with the RF Tags during monitoring Target level Displays the current target levels measured during monitor ing numerically and as a bar graphs Item name D...

Page 262: ...9 2 1 Command Errors on page 9 4 8 2 8 Logs Command Error Log Item name Description Remarks No Displays the log record number The lower numbers are assigned to the most recent records Time Time IP address Displays the IP address of the host device that sent the command Command name Displays the command code and command name of the command received by the Reader Writer Error name Displays the error...

Page 263: ...log refer to 9 2 1 Command Errors on page 9 4 System Error Log Item name Description Remarks No Displays the log record number The lower numbers are assigned to the most recent records Time Displays the time when the system error was detected by the Reader Writer Level Displays the level of the system error as follows Minor fault or Major fault Error name Displays the error code and error name For...

Page 264: ...rted in Safe Mode Use this tab page when the Reader Writer is operating in Run Mode z Communications Diagnostic Information Display If you select one of the records in the list details for the record will be displayed RF Communications Diagnostics Log List Details Click this button to save the record information displayed in the RF commu nications diagnostic information log Click this button to ge...

Page 265: ...result was Normal The communications result and diagnosis code will be displayed if the communications result was Warning The error code and error name will be displayed if the communications result was Error UII EPC Displays the UIIs EPC codes of the RF Tags that were detected in communications diagnostics Diagnostic details Displays all diagnostic results detection status as bit information in f...

Page 266: ...to 9 2 1 Command Errors on page 9 4 Item name Description Remarks Diagnos tics graph Reception level Displays the reception level from RF communications diag nostics with a blue bar Noise level Displays the noise level from RF communications diagnos tics with an orange bar Operation indicator Displays the operation indicator color for RF communications diagnostics as green yellow or red These colo...

Page 267: ...text RF Tag communications error name Diagnostic details Gives all diagnostic results detection status as bit information in four hexadecimal digits XXXX hex Reception level dBm Gives the reception level measured during communications diagnostics 0 or 1 to 99 The level will be 0 if the result is Error Noise level dBm Gives the noise level measured during communications diagnostics 0 or 1 to 99 Cha...

Page 268: ...Dialog Box will be displayed The following dialog box is displayed after the Reader Writer has finished rebooting Click the Yes Button to connect to the Reader Writer The following dialog box is displayed after reconnecting to the Reader Writer Click the OK Button Precautions for Correct Use If reconnection fails and an error is displayed check the connection with the Reader Writer and restart you...

Page 269: ...iter to change all of the configuration information in the Reader Writer Click the Default Button to return the settings in the Reader Writer to the default settings To display the Configuration View click the Configuration Button at the bottom of the Browser Opera tion Interface You can click the Status Button at the bottom left of the Configuration View to return to the original sta tus Click th...

Page 270: ...ormal INI file format Click the Export Button The following dialog box will be displayed Click the Save Button Item name Description Export Configuration File to PC Saves a configuration file that contains the Reader Writer settings on the computer Import Configuration File to R W Updates the settings in the Reader Writer with the settings in a configuration file that you specify on the computer I...

Page 271: ... Interface 8 8 2 10 Configuration The following Security Warning Dialog Box will be displayed Click the Allow Button When the configuration file has been saved file name conf ini the following dialog box will be dis played Click the Open folder Button to display the folder in which the configuration file was saved ...

Page 272: ... Import Configuration File to R W Area select the configuration file to use to set up the Reader Writer and then click the Import Button Click the Browse Button A dialog box to select the configuration file will be displayed Select the configuration file and then click the Open Button Click the Import Button All of the configuration information in the Reader Writer will be changed Loading a Config...

Page 273: ...User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 8 2 Operation Interface 8 8 2 10 Configuration The following information is displayed after setting is completed The network settings NetworkSetting are applied when the Reader Writer is restarted Other settings are applied immediately ...

Page 274: ...8 Browser Interface 8 38 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 Click the Return Button to display the Configuration View ...

Page 275: ... in the Initialize Configuration Area to return all of the settings in the Reader Writer to the default settings After you initialize the settings cycle the power supply to the Reader Writer to enable the new settings Click the Default Button in the Initialize Configuration Area The following dialog box will be displayed Click the OK Button Restoring the Default Settings ...

Page 276: ...r User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 The following information is displayed after setting is completed The network settings NetworkSetting are applied when the Reader Writer is restarted The RF Tag communications settings RFCommunica tionSetting are applied immediately ...

Page 277: ...our decimal numbers separated by periods 192 168 1 200 SubnetMask Gives the setting of the subnet mask of the Reader Writer It is given as four decimal numbers separated by periods 255 255 255 0 GatewayAddress Gives the setting of the default gateway of the Reader Writer It is given as four decimal numbers separated by periods 192 168 1 254 DeviceName Gives the name of the Reader Writer It is give...

Page 278: ...el on page 6 26 under 6 4 3 RF Communications Conditions Advanced Settings on page 6 25 0 Gen2Session Gives the setting of the Gen2 session It is specified as a decimal value 0 to 3 S0 to S3 0 AccessPassword Gives the access password for RF Tag com munications It is specified in eight hexadeci mal digits A setting of 00000000 is treated as no pass word setting 00000000 ContinuousTime Gives the set...

Page 279: ...ified in four hexa decimal digits 0000 RFTagSelectFilter Size1 Gives the setting of the data length in words for the RF Tag selection filter It is set to 0 to 16 decimal 0 RFTagSelectFilter VerificationData1 Gives the setting of the verification data for the RF Tag selection filter It is specified in 64 hexadecimal digits 16 words 00 00 Smoothing Buffer RegistrationNumber This is the number of smo...

Page 280: ...eReaderWriter6 _IPAddress This is the fixed IP address setting of slave Reader Writer 6 It is given as four decimal numbers separated by periods 0 0 0 0 SlaveReaderWriter7 _IPAddress This is the fixed IP address setting of slave Reader Writer 7 It is given as four decimal numbers separated by periods 0 0 0 0 SlaveReaderWriter1 _ReadTransmission Power This is the transmission power setting for comm...

Page 281: ... system It is given as a decimal value 15 to 27 15 to 27 dBm 27 SlaveReaderWriter5 _WriteTransmission Power This is the transmission power setting for communications commands of the slave Reader Writer 5 write system It is given as a decimal value 15 to 27 15 to 27 dBm 27 SlaveReaderWriter6 _ReadTransmission Power This is the transmission power setting for communications commands of the slave Read...

Page 282: ...8 Browser Interface 8 46 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 283: ...ors Indicated with Error Codes 9 3 9 2 Error Tables 9 4 9 2 1 Command Errors 9 4 9 2 2 System Errors 9 6 9 2 3 WDT Errors 9 7 9 3 Errors and Countermeasures 9 8 9 3 1 Command Errors 9 8 9 3 2 RF Tag Communications Error 9 10 9 3 3 Minor Fault 9 14 9 3 4 Major Fault 9 17 9 3 5 WDT Error 9 17 9 4 Cannot Display the Web Browser Operation Window 9 18 9 4 1 Problem 9 18 9 4 2 Solution 9 19 9 4 3 Java i...

Page 284: ...t Not lit Possible Possible Safe Mode Flashing at 0 4 s intervals Not lit Not possible Possible SLAVE Mode Lit Not lit Not possible Not possible Errors for which the Reader Write r will not operate WDT error Not lit Lit Not possible Not possible IP address conflict Flashing at 0 1 s intervals Flashing irregu larly twice Not possible Not possible BOOTP server con nection error Flashing at 0 1 s int...

Page 285: ...d with Error Codes 9 1 2 Errors Indicated with Error Codes Type Description Command errors Command error Errors related to command input or execution RF Tag communications error Errors related to communications with RF Tags System errors Minor fault Errors related to Reader Writer settings or operation Major fault Errors related to hardware ...

Page 286: ...ed was received Command parameter error 1005 hex There was an error in the parameters of the received command Reserved Command execution fail ure busy 1011 hex The Reader Writer was executing another command and could not execute the received command Command execution failure inappropriate operation mode 1012 hex The received command cannot be executed in the current opera tion mode of the Reader ...

Page 287: ...ed for the results of writing data to the RF Tag but inconsistencies were discovered RF Tag system error 2008 hex The RF Tag returned an error response Password error 2009 hex The access password does not match the RF Tag 1 1 When the environment is unstable this error can occur even if the access password is correct Communications error between Reader Writers 200B hex The master Reader Writer wil...

Page 288: ...unications settings stored in memory in the Reader Writer Incorrect device setting data 8004 hex A mistake was detected in the device settings stored in memory in the Reader Writer Invalid system error log data 800F hex A mistake was detected in the system error log stored in memory in the Reader Writer When this error occurs only one record of it is left in the error log IP address conflict 8011 ...

Page 289: ...o out and the NORM ERR indicators will light red There is no error code for a WDT error and no record is recorded in the system error log Refer to 9 1 1 Errors Indicated on Operation Indicators on page 9 2 and 3 1 2 Operation Indicators at Startup on page 3 4 for information on the operation indicators when a WDT error occurs 9 2 3 WDT Errors Error name Error code Description WDT error A system ru...

Page 290: ...termeasures for the probable cause of the error Precautions Remarks Precautions restrictions and other supplemental information 9 3 1 Command Errors Error name Unknown command error Error code 1003 hex Description A command that is not supported was received Detection timing At command reception Recovery method None Log category Command error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mat...

Page 291: ...ion 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause An RF communications command was received during operation in Safe Mode Workaround Check the operation mode of the Reader Writer and send the command again Precautions Remarks None Error name Command execution failure inappro priate RF communications mode Error code 1013 hex Description The received command cannot be executed in the current ...

Page 292: ...name RF Tag missing error Error code 2001 hex Description An RF Tag could not be detected in the communications range Detection timing At RF communications execution Recovery method None Log category Command error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 There is no RF Tag in the communications range of the Reader Writer 2 The ambient environment is affect...

Page 293: ...ide of the area supported by the target RF Tag Detection timing At RF communications execution Recovery method None Log category Command error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 The start address to the RF Tag access area specified in the command exceeds the memory area of the RF Tag 2 The size the RF Tag access area specified in the command exceeds ...

Page 294: ...nd to start communications with the RF Tag Precautions Remarks Error name RF Tag system error Error code 2008 hex Description The RF Tag returned an error response Detection timing At RF communications execution Recovery method None Log category Command error log Additional infor mation 1 Manufacturer analysis code Additional infor mation 2 Manufacturer analysis code Probable cause 1 The RF Tag do...

Page 295: ...ed when a STOP command was received before an RF Tag was detected Detection timing At RF communications execution Recovery method None Log category Command error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 Processing was canceled when an OFF EXE signal was received before an RF Tag was detected Workaround Check the reason the EXE signal was turned OFF in the ...

Page 296: ...riter Detection timing At startup Recovery method Reboot Log category System error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 There is data corruption in the memory of the Reader Writer 2 The memory in the Reader Writer has reached its service life or is faulty Workaround Initialize the network settings Use the INITIALIZE command or initialize the settings f...

Page 297: ...od Reboot Log category System error log Additional infor mation 1 None Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 There is data corruption in the memory of the Reader Writer 2 Memory in the Reader Writer has reached its service life or is faulty Workaround Delete the system error log Use the command to delete the system error log or delete it from the Web Browser Interface Precautions Remarks...

Page 298: ...nnot start Error code 8021 hex Description Startup of Multi Reader Writer function failed Detection timing At startup Recovery method Reboot Log category System error log Additional infor mation 1 Cause code Additional infor mation 2 None Probable cause 1 Cause code 00000001 hex Incorrect mode The Multi Reader Writer mode and communications mode combination is incorrect 2 Cause code 00000002 hex I...

Page 299: ...nal infor mation 2 None Probable cause Memory inside the Reader Writer is faulty Workaround If this occurs continues to occur even if you restart the Reader Writer replace the Reader Writer Precautions Remarks Error name Hardware fault Error code F02 hex Description A failure was detected in the hardware in the Reader Writer Detection timing At RF communications execution Recovery method Reboot Lo...

Page 300: ...r interface i e when you cannot display the operation window Only countermeasures that have been confirmed by OMRON are provided They may not solve all pos sible problems Contact your OMRON representative if you have problems that cannot be solved When the Web browser Reader Writer interface is used to display the Web operation window the OMRON logo is displayed and an error message is displayed i...

Page 301: ...ava installation on page 9 20 Connect to the external network and reconnect with the browser START Is the message in Figure 1 displayed Is the bit version of Java consistent with the browser Can the PC connect external network Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Click the Run this time Button Is the message in Figure 3 displayed at the bottom of the screen Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 refer to 9 4 4 ...

Page 302: ...on How to check the bit version of Windows 7 1 Click Start menu and select Computer 2 Click Properties from the displayed item 3 In the System window system type display the bits version of OS 32 bit operating system or 64 bit operating system START Is the bit version of OS 32 bit 64 bit END 32 bit 64 bit Install Java 64 bit version Install Java 32 bit version Is the bit version of browser ...

Page 303: ...ck the Java Icon 2 Click the Security Tab and change the security level from High to Medium Precautions for Correct Use Java security features have been improved for the most recent version of Java so the same problem may occur 3 Restart the web browser and access the IP address of the Reader Writer again The following warning message displayed at the first time Click the Run button 9 4 4 Java Sec...

Page 304: ...owser click the Tools menu and select Internet Options 2 Click the Security tab select Trusted sites and click Sites button 3 In the Add this Web site to the zone box enter the IP address of the target Reader Writer and then click Add http IP address of target device ex http 192 168 1 200 9 4 5 Register Trusted Site ...

Page 305: ...F RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 This section describes maintenance and inspections for a V780 Reader Writer 10 1 Maintenance and Inspection 10 2 Maintenance and Inspection ...

Page 306: ... Inspection Items No Inspection item Details Criteria Remarks 1 Supply voltage fluctuation 1 Check that the sup ply voltage fluctuation at the power supply terminal block is within the permissi ble range Within supply voltage specified range Multimeter 2 Check that there are no frequent instanta neous power failures or radical voltage fluctuations Within permissible volt age fluctuation range Powe...

Page 307: ...en 10 and 55 C with proper ventilation B Damage to pack ing for any enclos ing structure B Make sure that the panel packing is properly attached with no damage B The packing must have no damage 4 Mounting condition 1 Make sure that the Reader Writer is securely mounted No loose screws 2 Make sure that each connector is fully inserted Each connector must be locked or securely tight ened with screws...

Page 308: ...10 Maintenance and Inspection 10 4 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 ...

Page 309: ...nd other supplemental information A 1 Licensing Procedures of Premises Radio Station A 2 A 2 RF Tag Communications Times for Reference Only A 4 A 3 RF Tag Memory Map A 7 A 4 Communications Range Diagram Reception Level Diagram Reference Only A 8 A 5 Mutual Interference of Reader Writers Reference Only A 10 A 6 Chemical Resistance of the Reader Writers A 12 Appendices ...

Page 310: ...ing procedures refer to the Radio Use Website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communica tions http www tele soumu go jp e ref material commtab1 index htm Example For the Kanto area Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Saitama Chiba Tokyo Kanagawa and Yamanashi Contact the Kanto Bureau of Telecommunications Website URL http www soumu go jp soutsu kanto For details on the licensing procedures system refer ...

Page 311: ...f 5 years you will have to apply again for a license after 5 years In case of any changes in the license contents or establishment report contents you will have to per form change procedures If the license is no longer in use please submit a discard report If there are any changes in the contact address or the address for sending the radio use charges pay ment notice or any changes in the station ...

Page 312: ... With multiaccess communications collisions occur between communications with multiple RF Tags Therefore the communications time varies more than with single access communica tions The communications time also varies with the RF Tags that are used the orientation of the RF Tags and the ambient environment Therefore the communications times in the above graphs are strictly for reference only Use th...

Page 313: ...rds 9000 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 High speed with write verification Normal with write verification High speed without write verification Normal without write verification z DATA READ Single access z DATA WRITE Single access 3000 2000 2500 1000 1500 500 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Communications time ms Number of RF Tags Normal speed High speed Number of RF ...

Page 314: ...0 500 600 Communications time ms Number of words Normal with write verification High speed with write verification High speed without write verification Normal without write verification z DATA READ Single access z DATA WRITE Single access 6000 4000 5000 2000 3000 1000 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 7000 Number of RF Tags Communications time ms High speed Normal speed 9000 8000 6000 7000 4000 5000 2000 ...

Page 315: ...D_SERIAL 47 32 RO 2 20 2F 02 TDTS_ 15 0 2000 hex RO 2 10 1F 01 0000 binary TID_MODEL 7 0 15 hex Gen2 model number is address 14 hex to 1F hex TID_DESIGNER 3 0 1000 binary RO 2 00 0F 00 TID_DESIGNER 10 4 0000000 binary Gen2 mask designer is address 08 to13 hex XTI D 1 CLASS_ID 7 0 01000111 binary UII EPC area bank 01 90 9F 09 UII EPC 15 0 R W 1 R W 1 20 2F 02 UII EPC 127 112 R W 1 10 1F 01 NSI 8 0 ...

Page 316: ...n advance Note 1 The reception level will attenuate by approx 6 dBm when the distance between the Reader Writer and RF Tag is doubled 2 The obtained values were input at the edge of the Reader Writer antenna They are not the levels received by the antenna Precautions for Correct Use The obtained values may be different in any specific application The values obtained with RSSI also vary with the RF...

Page 317: ...tion level 5 53 m 7 12 m Read Write 8m 7m 6m 5m 4m 3m 2m 1m 0m 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 1m 2m 3m 4m Reception level dBm Distance m 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 0 00 1 00 2 00 3 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00 4 98 m 5 99 m 8m 7m 6m 5m 4m 3m 2m 1m 0m 0m 1m 2m 3m 4m 1m 2m 3m 4m Read Write 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 0 00 1 00 2 00 3 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00 Distance m Reception level dBm z Communi...

Page 318: ...recautions for Correct Use If the mounting interval between Reader Writers is too short radio wave mutual interference will cause the communications success rate to drop The amount of mutual interference depends on the installation environment the transmission powers of the Reader Writers and other factors Sufficiently check operation in advance Measurement Conditions RF Tag V780 A JIME Z3BLI 10 m...

Page 319: ... V780 HMD68 EIP JP Interference distance Communications success rate for measurement Reader Writer 145 cm 100 125 cm 99 115 cm 98 105 cm 98 85 cm 98 65 cm 96 45 cm 96 25 cm 95 V780 HMD68 EIP US Interference distance Communications success rate for measurement Reader Writer 145 cm 100 125 cm 98 115 cm 96 105 cm 90 85 cm 81 65 cm 77 45 cm 77 25 cm 77 ...

Page 320: ...rmations Cracks Etc z Chemicals That May Cause Discoloration Swelling Etc Precautions for Correct Use Other chemicals that are not listed above may also affect a Reader Writer Perform sufficient testing in advance This RF Tag cannot be used in applications that require explosion proof specifications Applicable Model Chemical names Acetone trichloroethylene ethylene dichloride sodium hydroxide othe...

Page 321: ...I 1 I UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 Index ...

Page 322: ... 2 7 3 F Field Extension Mode 6 60 firmware version 6 34 Focus 6 11 focus monitor 6 55 8 24 G Gen2 session 6 26 general specifications 1 6 getting and clearing the system error log 6 35 getting and setting time information 6 34 getting the command error log 6 36 getting the most recent command error information 6 36 getting the noise level 6 37 getting the operating status 6 34 getting the recepti...

Page 323: ...ommunications timeout time 6 24 RF Tag access 6 46 8 17 RF Tag communications 6 4 RF Tag communications errors 9 5 RF Tag scanning 6 47 8 19 RF Tag selection filter 6 30 RF Tags 1 9 4 4 RFID system configuration 2 2 RSSI filter 6 28 Run Mode 6 3 S Safe Mode 6 3 single access communications 6 4 SLAVE Mode 3 13 SMOOTHING BUFFER 7 57 7 58 Smoothing Buffer 6 29 Status View 8 5 Switching Hub 1 3 2 5 sy...

Page 324: ...I 4 UHF RFID System V780 series Reader Writer User s Manual EtherNet IPTM Z402 Index ...

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