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XT-2 Reader Installation Manual & Data Sheet

Doc no. 10-407 02

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5.5 Mechanical Data

5.5.1 General

Parameter

Value

Unit

3.5

kg

Weight

7.7

lbs

305 × 305 × 95

mm

Dimensions

12 × 12 × 3.75

in

Enclosure Material

Plastic

Chassis Material

Aluminium

Sealing

Rubber Gaskets

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Summary of Contents for XT-2

Page 1: ...Doc no 10 407 02 TagMaster XT 2 Reader Installation Manual Data Sheet MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ed or copied provided that all copies contain the full information from the complete document All other copying requires a written approval from TagMaster Disclaimer While effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this document TagMaster assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein The infor...

Page 3: ...6 3 1 Environmental Considerations 6 3 2 Preconditions 6 3 3 Mounting the Reader 8 3 4 Mounting the External Antenna Optional 9 3 5 Cable Connections 10 4 Testing 11 4 1 Installation Test 11 4 2 Trouble Shooting 12 5 Technical Data 13 5 1 Reader Overview 13 5 2 Interfaces 14 5 3 Performance Data 20 5 4 Electrical Data 21 5 5 Mechanical Data 23 5 6 Environmental Specification 25 6 Contact 26 6 1 Te...

Page 4: ...RS485 and Wiegand Mag stripe More detailed information about the reader s functionality is available in 06 118 GEN4 Reader User s Manual 1 2 TagMaster s RFID System TagMaster s RFID system consists of readers and ID tags Readers can work standalone or be connected to a host computer using serial or Ethernet interfaces 1 2 1 Reader The reader is a device for reading ID tags using radio frequency So...

Page 5: ...ducts or systems The use of TagMaster s genuine spare parts is recommended TagMaster will not assume responsibility for any malfunction due to use of spare parts produced by a third party 2 2 Warnings Warnings are used throughout this manual to alert the reader to special instructions concerning a particular task or operation that may be hazardous if performed incorrectly or carelessly The warning...

Page 6: ...cy band The XT 2 reader uses 860 960 MHz frequencies so typical industrial noise will not affect the communication 3 1 2 Electromagnetic Interference in Cables By using specified cables proper shielding and grounding as well as selecting a suitable communication interface optimum communication reliability is ensured For more information about cable specifications see section 3 2 2 Cables and Power...

Page 7: ...0 4x2 5 Side cutter Wire stripper Crimping tool for ferrules 3 2 2 Cables and Power Supply Cables and power supply are not supplied with the XT 2 reader All cables should be shielded and suitable for the installation environment for instance indoor or outdoor environment Use flexible cables with stranded wire The terminal blocks used are Phoenix type PT 1 5 which allow for a cable area of 0 2 to 1...

Page 8: ...rements TM00103 100 60 70 Figure 2 Reading lobe How to mount the ID tag depends on the type of tag and which object that is being tagged TagMaster s windshield ID tag should be mounted in a horizontal position in the windshield Note that some cars have a metallized windshield The ID tag must be mounted in an area of the windshield without metallization Warning To comply with Council Recommendation...

Page 9: ...eader 3 4 Mounting the External Antenna Optional The optional external antenna has the same physical dimensions and RF performance as the reader and should be mounted in the same way as the reader see section 3 3 Mounting the Reader Different reader models require different external antennas Part No Model 162100 External XT 2 eu antenna 162200 External XT 2 us antenna Connect the external antenna ...

Page 10: ...inal blocks 4 Strip the outer insulation of the cable inside the reader 5 Tighten the cable gland around the cable 6 Strip the ends of the conductors and crimp a ferrule onto the stripped end of each conductor 7 Connect the conductors to the corresponding terminal blocks All screw terminals and connectors are documented in section 5 2 Interfaces Caution Never power up the reader with the internal ...

Page 11: ...mmunication at maximum specified distance and misalignment Ensure that the reader is not placed in a location where it is exposed to excessive heat or electromagnetic interference 4 1 2 Verification Power up the reader and verify that it beeps once If the hardware fails to initiate the reader will make two more attempts to initiate it Each attempt is indicated by a short beep If the hardware does ...

Page 12: ...f Flashing System SW running Initially on System SW loading Green Persistently on off System SW fault Flashing HW initiated and running On Initiation process Red Off HW not initiated The following table describes the most common problems encountered during installation and proposed solutions Table 2 Most common problems Problem Solution Yellow system status indicator is off Check the power supply ...

Page 13: ...en lid The following table describes the position of the components inside the reader No Component No Component 1 Controller board 8 Ground M6 2 Visible indicator 9 Cable gland 3 Buzzer 10 External antenna connector RP TNC 4 Red system status indicator 11 Terminal blocks 5 Green system status indicator 12 Ethernet connector 6 Yellow system status indicator 13 USB connector 7 Enclosure base 2 1 3 4...

Page 14: ...is possible to attach or remove the terminal block connectors inside the reader for more convenient connection of the cables The terminals are grouped as specified in the sections below 5 2 2 Relay Output Group J1 The controller board has one relay output Table 3 Relay Output Group J1 Pin Signal Description 1 RCOM Common terminal 2 ROPEN Connected to RCOM when relay is open 3 RCLOSE Connected to R...

Page 15: ...d up to 5V with 1kΩ resistors Table 5 Wiegand interface timing Symbol Parameter Min Typ Max Unit tSU CL to D setup time 0 µs tF Fall time all signals 125 ns tR Rise time all signals 5 µs tPI Pulse interval 2 ms tPW Pulse width 80 µs tH CL hold time after last D change 0 µs tSU tPI tPW tH tR tF CL D0 D1 Figure 6 Wiegand timing diagram 5 2 3 3 Mag stripe Interface Table 6 Mag stripe Group J2 Pin Sig...

Page 16: ... and pin 2 is internally connected to pin 4 The purpose is to make it possible to feed power to any peripheral equipment Use pins 1 and 2 for power supply connection Table 8 Power Supply Group J31 Pin Signal Description 1 SPL Positive DC supply input 2 RTN SPL Negative DC supply input 3 SPL Positive DC supply input internally connected to pin 1 4 RTN SPL Negative DC supply input internally connect...

Page 17: ... 3 GND Ground 4 NC 5 NC Not used 5 2 6 RS232 Serial Communication Interface Group J42 The controller board has one RS232 serial interface Table 11 RS232 serial communication interface Group J42 Pin Signal Description 1 TX Transmitted data from reader to host 2 RX Received data to reader from host 3 GND Ground 5 2 7 Service Interface Group J43 The service interface is used for maintenance and confi...

Page 18: ...nput reference 2 5 IN 3A Input signal 3 6 IN 3C Input reference 3 5 2 9 Isolated Outputs Group J52 The reader has two open collector outputs Table 15 Isolated Outputs Group J52 Pin Signal Description 1 OUT 1C Output 1 collector 2 OUT 1E Output 1 emitter 3 OUT SPL External supply voltage for the outputs 4 OUT 2C Output 2 collector 5 OUT 2E Output 2 emitter 5 2 10 Ethernet Connector P1 An RJ45 conne...

Page 19: ...e GND Signal Reference RX RS485 4 wire 5 J42 1 2 3 TX RS232 RX RS232 GND Signal Reference J43 1 2 3 TX RS232 Service Interface RX RS232 Service Interface GND Signal Reference Standard IC Standard IC Standard IC J2 1 2 3 4 D0 CLK Wiegand Mag stripe D1 Data Wiegand Mag stripe CL Load Wiegand Mag stripe GND Signal Reference 220 220 220 1k 1k 1k J1 1 2 3 RCOM ROPEN RCLOSE Relay Inactive 06 234 01 J52 ...

Page 20: ... block signals This makes it possible to operate the interface with the voltage potential set from the other party The reference ground is internally connected to the chassis via a discharge resistor to avoid static voltage potential It has no other reference to connections outside the interface block The USB port GND is connected to the chassis The Wiegand Mag stripe interface the Isolated Inputs...

Page 21: ...ory Size 16 MByte RAM Memory Size 32 MByte 5 4 Electrical Data Data regards the temperature range 30 C 22 F to 60 C 140 F 5 4 1 Radio Parameter Value Unit Radio Wave Polarisation Circular Output Power XT 2 eu XT 2 us 2 4 W e r p W e i r p Operating frequencies XT 2 eu XT 2 us 865 6 867 6 902 928 MHz MHz 5 4 2 Power supply J31 Parameter Value Unit Measured between pin DC Power Supply 10 30 V 1 2 3 ...

Page 22: ...asured between pins Applied Voltage Out 1 2 1 30 V 1 2 4 5 Sink Current Out 1 0 500 mA 1 2 Sink Current Out 2 0 100 mA 4 5 12 30 V 3 2 3 5 Supply 3 9 mA 3 2 3 5 Isolation to Shielding 1500 V 1 5 to chassis 5 4 6 Relay J1 Parameter Min Max Unit Measured between pins Switch Current 2 A 1 2 1 3 Switch Voltage DC 60 V 1 2 1 3 Switch Voltage AC 30 Vrms 1 2 1 3 Switch Power 50 W 1 2 1 3 Isolation to Shi...

Page 23: ...ata Sheet Doc no 10 407 02 TagMaster 23 26 5 5 Mechanical Data 5 5 1 General Parameter Value Unit 3 5 kg Weight 7 7 lbs 305 305 95 mm Dimensions 12 12 3 75 in Enclosure Material Plastic Chassis Material Aluminium Sealing Rubber Gaskets ...

Page 24: ...XT 2 Reader Installation Manual Data Sheet Doc no 10 407 02 TagMaster 24 26 5 5 2 Dimensions ...

Page 25: ...s for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio comm...

Page 26: ...iries please contact TagMaster North America Inc 6 1 Technical Support Phone 253 238 1421 Fax 253 238 7762 E mail support tagmasterna com 6 2 Office TagMaster North America Inc 15 Oregon Ave Ste 305 Tacoma WA 98409 USA Phone 253 238 1421 Fax 253 238 7762 E mail sales tagmasterna com Web www tagmasterna com ...

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