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ActiveRFID Operations Manual 

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Where: 

71 

= command  

Receiver Response: 

<LF>

71

CS 

<CR> 

Where: 

<LF> 

= Line Feed 

71

= command 

CS 

= Receiver generated checksum 

<CR> 

= Carriage Return 

[

81

] – Disable Relay 

This command disables the relay, opens the contacts. 

Host: [

81

Where: 

81 

= command 

Receiver Response: 

<LF>

81

CS 

<CR> 

Where: 

<LF> 

= Line Feed 

81 

= command 

CS 

= Receiver generated checksum 

<CR> 

= Carriage Return 

[

91

] – Trigger Relay 

This command triggers the relay; closes the contacts for 1 timer cycle. The timer cycle is set by the [

J

command. 

Host: [

91

Where: 

91 

= command 

Receiver Response: 

<LF>

91

CS 

<CR> 

Where: 

<LF> 

= Line Feed 

91 

= command 

CS 

= Receiver generated checksum and 

<CR> 

= Carriage Return 

[

J

] –Relay Program Timer 

This command sets the individual relay timer to a user defined cycle.  The default is 5 seconds. 

Host: [

J

M1TT

Where: 

= command 

M1 

= Cycle mode, use ‘

P

’ for milliseconds and ‘

H

’ for seconds, the one remains constant 

TT 

= Cycle time, 01 thru 99 

Receiver Response: 

<LF>

J

M1TT

CS 

<CR> 

Where: 

<LF> 

= Line Feed 

= command 

M1 

= Cycle mode, use ‘

P

’ for milliseconds and ‘

H

’ for seconds, the one remains constant 

TT 

= Cycle time, 01 thru 99 

CS 

= Receiver generated checksum and 

<CR> 

= Carriage Return 

Examples: 

Host: [

J

M150

Results = Sets Relay to 50 millisecond timer. 

[

LD

] –Loop Detector Command 

This command enables or disables the Loop Detector Input.  This is a toggle command. 

Host: [

LD

Where: 

LD 

= command 

Readers Response: 

<LF>

LD1

CS 

<CR>

 or 

<LF>

LD0

CS 

<CR>

 

Where: 

<LF> 

= Line Feed 

LD1 

= signifies loop detector activated 

LD0 

= signifies loop detector disabled 

CS 

= Receiver generated checksum 

<CR> 

= Carriage Return 

Summary of Contents for ActiveRFID

Page 1: ...users for integration purposes Proprietary and confidential information is contained within therefore this document is protected by all applicable international intellectual property laws The informat...

Page 2: ...the Reader Communications 9 Mounting an External ANT CP Flat Panel Directional Antenna 9 Quick Start Operations Guide 10 Reading Tags 10 Interfacing the Reader to your PC Serial RS232 RS422 RS485 USB...

Page 3: ...fered Memory Command 29 F Find a Specific Tag Only 29 C Report Tags only with a specific Facility Code 29 P Polling Mode Command 30 T Transfer Request Polling Command for a single Tag 30 TA Transfer R...

Page 4: ...rofessionals both engineers and marketing specialists We have designed a product line that is ideally suited to the AVI Automated Vehicle ID Asset Personnel Tracking Perimeter Security or identificati...

Page 5: ...RS PJ Serial Reader with internal Antenna power jack 800 0231 33 PJ9 ATR RS PJ9 Serial reader with internal Antenna 9 PIN power jack 800 0232 30 ATR RE TCPIP Ethernet Reader w internal Antenna RJ45 co...

Page 6: ...on algorithms provide error free operation Unlike similar systems the Reader does not need an external Antenna although external Antennas are available to increase range The PCB etched Antenna receive...

Page 7: ...weather conditions the cable glands should be oriented down in order to prevent ingression of water from rain or snow Also cables should be coiled to create a drain loop below the Reader What the Rea...

Page 8: ...Revision 06 2016 14190 E Jewell Avenue Suite 4 Aurora CO 80012 TEL 303 366 1234 www rfidinc com activeRFID ActiveRFID Operations Manual 8 ActiveRFID Reader Drawing...

Page 9: ...able gland center to install Wiegand wiring and see the illustrations on pages 19 21 for terminal connections Serial Users The Reader is delivered with two connection options either a 9 PIN serial con...

Page 10: ...ovided free of charge by RFID Inc Both a HyperTerminal link and our RFID Inc Terminal Program should have been provided to you either on a CD ROM or via email HyperTerminal Windows 7 and Windows Vista...

Page 11: ...00 Configuring the XPORT with DeviceInstaller Open the zip file named DeviceInstaller that should have been provided to you This program will assist you in the setup of the Ethernet Interface Unzip an...

Page 12: ...l appear on the right Device Details Web Configuration and Telnet Configuration select Web Configuration and click the green button labeled GO A password window will pop up Leave it blank and click OK...

Page 13: ...ue Suite 4 Aurora CO 80012 TEL 303 366 1234 www rfidinc com activeRFID ActiveRFID Operations Manual 13 Change local port to 2000 and click OK while the Done is still present by the OK button click on...

Page 14: ...taken effect Setup is finished If you like you can use HyperTerminal to test communications with the reader HyperTerminal Ethernet Open a HyperTerminal session Start Programs Accessories Communication...

Page 15: ...cable for USB 2 0 or earlier is 5 0 meters 16 4 ft The primary reason for this limit is the maximum allowed round trip delay of about 1 500 ns If USB host commands are unanswered by the USB device wi...

Page 16: ...nd the necessary USB driver instead of searching the internet for the appropriate driver we have included both 32 bit and 64 bit USB drivers to you either on CD ROM or via email To find out whether yo...

Page 17: ...ack down to the off position The Reader will then begin to cycle itself through levels of db power until it has reached a level sufficient to read the Master Range Tuning Tag In layman s terms the Rea...

Page 18: ...of this document 7 to 24 volts RFID Inc can provide a power supply suitable for use with the Reader The Reader should be operated from a grounded supply that has the same ground reference as the host...

Page 19: ...tage rests at 2 5 volts and pulses to 5 volts for logic 1 and down to 0 volts for logic zero The Reader is defaulted to a bit length in time of 30 microseconds and bit interval in time of 150 microsec...

Page 20: ...h which Reader it is communicating This is accomplished by use of the RS485 Switches 1 2 in the upper right hand corner of the PCBA see photo above Figure 10 These switches are two black squares with...

Page 21: ...perations Manual 21 Ethernet Reader This is a standard TCP IP Ethernet device employing a Lantronix XPort Ethernet modem It will be necessary to load a program termed DeviceInstaller included on the C...

Page 22: ...is connected to ground hence wire our relay driver to your device s negative connection see the left portion of Figure 15 below and the drawing on page 24 Your device can have a maximum of 100VDC 500...

Page 23: ...Revision 06 2016 14190 E Jewell Avenue Suite 4 Aurora CO 80012 TEL 303 366 1234 www rfidinc com activeRFID ActiveRFID Operations Manual 23 Loop Detector Drawing...

Page 24: ...Revision 06 2016 14190 E Jewell Avenue Suite 4 Aurora CO 80012 TEL 303 366 1234 www rfidinc com activeRFID ActiveRFID Operations Manual 24 Relay Drawing...

Page 25: ...user LED on AT CS Tag Field programming to special OEM Partners RoHS Compliant Reader Operating Specifications RX Frequency 433 92 MHz RF Input Internal etched External antenna optional Sensitivity 9...

Page 26: ...ping rate 1 low battery original battery 2 second ping rate 2 good battery not the original battery 2 second ping rate 3 low battery not the original battery 2 second ping rate 4 good battery original...

Page 27: ...d access certain Reader functionalities The Reader will echo back the command as noted in each Response this is done in order to verify the command you sent was received and correctly executed Again i...

Page 28: ...eaders are delivered with this operating mode defaulted Tag data is immediately reported down the serial line every time a Tag s data is received which can be up to every 2 seconds Host D Where D comm...

Page 29: ...specified in the command It is a nice tool to use to test a specific Tag when many Tags are present To escape this Mode issue the D command Host FDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Where F command DDDDDDDDDDDDDD Custome...

Page 30: ...P command Reader Response LF PCS CR Where LF Line Feed P command CS Reader generated checksum CR Carriage Return T Transfer Request Polling Command for a single Tag This command will prompt the Reade...

Page 31: ...et to 30 microseconds whereby Z1 command for bit length in time 3 variable multiplier by 10 microsecond increment resulting in 30 microseconds total bit length Host Z215 Results the bit interval lengt...

Page 32: ...ting use the 1 command Host 1 Where 1 command Receiver Response LF GGCS CR 4 four Command to set Sensitivity manually This command allows you to set the Sensitivity level the lower the number the lowe...

Page 33: ...ignored simply issue another 6 command for a fictitious Tag X Stop Data outputted from Reader You must X to turn command off This command stops transmitting data between the Reader and the host This i...

Page 34: ...enerated checksum and CR Carriage Return J Relay Program Timer This command sets the individual relay timer to a user defined cycle The default is 5 seconds Host JM1TT Where J command M1 Cycle mode us...

Page 35: ...incidental or consequential damages including loss of profits whether based on contract tort or any other legal theory Appendix A External Antenna Model ANT CP Installation Instructions Product Drawin...

Page 36: ...Revision 06 2016 14190 E Jewell Avenue Suite 4 Aurora CO 80012 TEL 303 366 1234 www rfidinc com activeRFID ActiveRFID Operations Manual 36 Model ANT CP Drawing...

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