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Applications

The MP9210 can be used in a stand-alone type operation, where the
application is built into the reader. The reader can also be used in a
network of SAMSys readers connected to a concentrator for warehouse
tracking or similar applications.

Figure 2: SAMSys Reader Network

In all of these cases, the reader can be used as an OEM board within the
enclosure of other equipment or with its own enclosure.

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Summary of Contents for MP9210

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual MP9210 13 56 MHz Proximity Reader...

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Page 3: ...authorized or warranted to be suitable for life support applications or any other life critical applications which could involve potential risk of death personal injury property damage or environmenta...

Page 4: ...energy If not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual the product may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this product in a residential area is likely...

Page 5: ...232 Communication Setup 10 RS 485 Communication Setup 11 Digital TTL Input Output Setup 12 North American Power Supply Installation 12 International Power Supply Installation 13 Operation 14 Reader P...

Page 6: ...der Board and Enclosure 5 Reader LED Indicators 6 Reader End Panel Connectors 7 Horizontal Surface Installation 9 RS 485 Cable Installation 11 LED Indicators Reader Operational 15 LED Indicators Tag S...

Page 7: ...on This chapter provides a general description of the MP9210 13 56 MHz reader Topics discussed in this chapter include the following Unpacking the Reader About the MP9210 Features Applications Physica...

Page 8: ...nt AC plug variations SAMSys Technologies does not provide an MP9120 power supply for international use European and other international customers will be required to provide a power supply compatible...

Page 9: ...ex capability the device can read or write to any tag depending on the capabilities of the tag New protocol support is added to the reader easily through a network connection Features The MP9210 inclu...

Page 10: ...o the reader The reader can also be used in a network of SAMSys readers connected to a concentrator for warehouse tracking or similar applications Figure 2 SAMSys Reader Network In all of these cases...

Page 11: ...ecurity Access Control Product identification and conveyor sorting Physical Description The MP9210 consists of an RF reader board housed in an ABS plastic case The board contains the microprocessor RF...

Page 12: ...nts contact your SAMSys representative The reader board contains four LED indicators to provide the operational status of the reader The LEDs are visible on the front panel of the reader Figure 4 Read...

Page 13: ...Introduction 7 The reader also has four power and communication interface connectors on the end panel Figure 5 Reader End Panel Connectors...

Page 14: ...rovides information for installing the MP9210 Topics discussed in this chapter include the following Reader Installation RS 232 Communication Setup RS 485 Communication Setup Digital TTL Input Output...

Page 15: ...s shown in Figure 6 the reader is designed for horizontal installation and has four rubber pads on the back panel to prevent slippage Figure 6 Horizontal Surface Installation The reader can also be mo...

Page 16: ...work with RS 232 communications perform the following steps 1 Insert the 9 pin male plug on the RS 232 cable into the 9 pin female connector on the end panel of the reader 2 Insert the 9 pin female pl...

Page 17: ...ing an RS 485 interface To set up a reader network with RS 485 communications perform the following steps 1 Insert the 3 pin male plug on the RS 485 cable into the 3 pin connector on the end panel of...

Page 18: ...orm the following to install the power supply 1 Insert the DC power connector into the connector on the end panel of the reader 2 Insert the power supply AC plug into a 120 240 Vac power outlet For in...

Page 19: ...supply specifications for the MP9210 are as follows Input Voltage 90 Vac to 264 Vac Input Current 5 A RMS at 90 Vac Input Frequency 47 63 Hz Output Voltage Current 12 Vdc at 0 1 25 A Output Connector...

Page 20: ...This chapter provides general information to operate the MP9210 Topics discussed in this chapter include the following Reader Power Up Reading Tags Operation with the ICCM Operation with a Terminal Em...

Page 21: ...operational when the Power and Transmit LEDs remain on Figure 8 LED Indicators Reader Operational Reading Tags After power up the reader begins transmitting at the specified frequency When a tag is pl...

Page 22: ...nvironments where a remote application server is not available or required The ICCM includes an integrated 10baseT Ethernet LAN interface You can use the Ethernet connection to establish communication...

Page 23: ...17 4 Troubleshooting This chapter provides general information to troubleshoot the MP9210 Topics discussed in this chapter include the following General Troubleshooting Contact Us...

Page 24: ...e problem Warning Electric Shock Hazard The following procedures involve AC voltage Use extreme caution when measuring voltage or installing cables and power supplies Serious injury or death may occur...

Page 25: ...er and reconnect The reader should reset If the reader does not function normally after reset replace the reader Any LED fails and buzzer alarms during power up Suspect LED bad Reader may operate norm...

Page 26: ...le if necessary Internal RS 232 cable disconnected or reversed Remove back cover and reconnect internal cable Reader board failure Replace reader No RS 485 Communication External RS 485 cable malfunct...

Page 27: ...ic interference Shield or reposition reader If AC power line noise in the range of 13 7 15 MHz or 26 5 27 9 MHz is present tag reading functions may be adversely affected Install AC power line filters...

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Page 29: ...cifications for the MP9210 Information provided includes the following Reader Specifications Environmental Specifications Power Supply Specifications Digital I O Connector Specifications RS 232 Connec...

Page 30: ...tage 12 Vdc 5 Input Current 0 5 A maximum Operating Temperature 32 F to 158 F 0 C to 70 C MaximumOperating Vibration 0 25 G from 3 Hz to 200 Hz Storage Temperature 67 F to 185 F 55 C to 85 C Maximum S...

Page 31: ...Input Consumption 0 3 A 31 45 VA Input Frequency 50 60 Hz Output Voltage 12 VDC Output Current 1 A Pin 1 Input common for pins 2 3 4 5 80 Vdc Pin 2 Digital input Pin 3 Digital input Pin 4 Digital inpu...

Page 32: ...nector Baud rate 9600 Parity None Data bits 8 Stop bits 1 Pin 1 CNVSS Normally low High puts reader in programming mode Pin 2 ETxD1 TXD Pin 3 ERxD1 RXD Pin 4 Shorted to pin 6 DTR DTR Pin 5 GND GND Pin...

Page 33: ...Specifications 27 RS 485 Connector Specifications Figure 12 RS 485 Connector Pin 1 RS 485 Phase A Pin 2 RS 485 Phase B Pin 3 RS 485 Phase C common...

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