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ECP Host ACK/NAK Response ................................................................................................. 8-6

Switch to Command Mode Request ....................................................................................... 8-7

Host Transmission .................................................................................................................. 8-8

Reader Command Response .................................................................................................. 8-9

Sample Messages ................................................................................................................... 8-9

Reader Transmissions ................................................................................................................... 8-9

Host Command Transmissions .................................................................................................... 8-10

Timing and Synchronization ................................................................................................. 8-11

Reader Addressed Failure Conditions .................................................................................. 8-12

Illegal Sequence Number (Not in the Range 0–9, A–F) ............................................................... 8-12

Wrong Sequence Number ........................................................................................................... 8-12

Bad CRC ....................................................................................................................................... 8-12

Illegal Command ......................................................................................................................... 8-13

Transmission Timeout ................................................................................................................. 8-13

Receive Timeout.......................................................................................................................... 8-13

Asynchronous Message/Command Message Collision ............................................................... 8-13

Host Addressed Failure Conditions ...................................................................................... 8-13

Illegal or Wrong Sequence Number ............................................................................................ 8-13

Bad CRC ....................................................................................................................................... 8-13

Transmission Timeout ................................................................................................................. 8-13

Receive Timeout.......................................................................................................................... 8-13

Asynchronous Message/Command Message Collision ............................................................... 8-14

Summary of Contents for SmartPass AI1611

Page 1: ...TransCore 8600 Jefferson Street NE Albuquerque NM 87113 June 2014 P N 411002 009 SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide...

Page 2: ...hts reserved TRANSCORE TOLLTAG AMTECH and SMARTPASS are registered trademarks of TC License Ltd All other trademarks listed are the property of their respective owners Printed in the U S A For further...

Page 3: ...EQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 47 CFR 2 105 NOTE This equipment uses 2450 MHz frequency and thus does NOT comply with FCC U S frequency allocation requirements NOTE Users in all countries should check...

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Page 5: ...ons Interface 1 4 Input Power Supply 1 5 Communications Cables 1 5 Power Cables 1 5 Tags 1 6 Tag Models 1 6 Tag Data Formats 1 6 Determining the Location to Install SmartPass 2 3 Reflection Refraction...

Page 6: ...nction Box 2 10 Electrical Power Supply 2 11 Communications 2 11 Input Output Circuit Requirements for Outside Equipment 2 11 Overview 3 3 Materials Supplied 3 3 Additional Materials Needed 3 4 Testin...

Page 7: ...stalling SmartPass on a Round Pole 5 5 Installing SmartPass on a Flat Surface 5 7 Installing SmartPass on a Flat Surface Without Using the Accessory Bracket 5 7 Installing SmartPass on a Flat Surface...

Page 8: ...s Cable Drain Wires 5 19 Testing With Host System 5 19 Overview 6 3 Communications Port 6 3 Error Messages 6 4 Flow Control 6 5 ID Separation 6 5 Input Circuits 6 5 Operating Parameters 6 6 Output Cir...

Page 9: ...nd Date 6 9 Overview 7 3 Data Mode 7 3 Command Mode 7 4 Buffer Control Mode 7 5 Download Mode 7 6 Overview 8 3 Basic Protocol 8 4 Error Correcting Protocol 8 4 Error Correcting Method 8 4 Data Inquiry...

Page 10: ...ressed Failure Conditions 8 12 Illegal Sequence Number Not in the Range 0 9 A F 8 12 Wrong Sequence Number 8 12 Bad CRC 8 12 Illegal Command 8 13 Transmission Timeout 8 13 Receive Timeout 8 13 Asynchr...

Page 11: ...20 102N Select Parity 20 20 Set Time 21 21 Set Date 21 22 Display Time and Date 21 30N Append Time and Date Selection 22 31N Append Auxiliary Information Selection 23 40 Transmit All ID Codes 23 410N...

Page 12: ...Display RF0 Filter Status 33 532 Display Wiegand Mode Status 33 533 Display Wiegand Retransmit Interval 33 534 Display Tag Translation Mode Status 34 535 Display Buffer Control Status 34 536 Display D...

Page 13: ...efault 41 65 Reset Power Fail Bit 42 660 Test External RAM 42 661 Display Diagnostic Results 42 664 Test Real Time Clock 43 667 Verify Boot ROM Checksum 43 668 Verify Flash Memory Checksum 43 669 Perf...

Page 14: ...port Option 48 90 Load Program Block 49 91 Verify Flash Checksum 49 96 Erase Flash Memory 50 97 Perform Destructive Flash Test 50 99 Exit Download Mode 50 Need Help 4 Need Marketing Support 5 Find Som...

Page 15: ...uzz Box 3 4 Figure 4 1 Left Side Tag Mounting Locations 4 4 Figure 4 2 Top Center Tag Mounting Location 4 4 Figure 4 3 Improper Tag Mounting Location 4 5 Figure 4 4 Interior Tags with Hook and Loop Ma...

Page 16: ...artPass Command List Ordered by Command Name 12 Table 9 4 Baud Rate specified by the N Variable 20 Table 9 5 Stop Bits specified by the N Variable 20 Table 9 6 Parity specified by the N Variable 20 Ta...

Page 17: ...A Glossary...

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Page 19: ...portion of an RF signal that is modulated by a tag and radiated back to the reader baud measure of number of bits per second of a digital signal for example 9600 baud 9600 bits per second BCKS boot ch...

Page 20: ...an RF device hex hexadecimal hexadecimal base 16 numbering system that uses the characters 0 9 and A F to represent the digits 0 16 host device generally a computer that is connected to SmartPass thr...

Page 21: ...equency identification RMA return material authorization ROM read only memory RTC real time clock RTS request to send SCTS status of check tag status SSTC input status change reporting options SOM sta...

Page 22: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide A 6...

Page 23: ...B System Specifications...

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Page 25: ...System Specifications Size 38 1 x 41 7 x 10 2 cm without mounting brackets Weight Less than 7 2 kg without mounting brackets Input power High voltage AC Less than 25 W 90 260 V AC 47 63 Hz Output pow...

Page 26: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide B 4...

Page 27: ...C Wiring Tables...

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Page 29: ...Installing SmartPass Table C 1 Communications Interfaces and Conductors Interface Number of Conductors RS 232 3 RS 232 with RTS and CTS hardware handshake signals 5 RS 422 4 Wiegand 3 Table C 2 RS 232...

Page 30: ...ve Receive B data to SmartPass Red black Black Transmit Receive A data to SmartPass Red black Red Transmit Table C 4 Wiegand Interface Signal Wiring Signal Wire Pair Wire Color Wiegand Signal Data0 Bl...

Page 31: ...ed to detect presence not available with Wiegand Black Input1 return A general purpose input not used to detect presence not available with Wiegand Orange black Orange Output0 normally closed Switches...

Page 32: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide C 6...

Page 33: ...1 Introduction...

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Page 35: ...This chapter also addresses the most frequently asked questions about SmartPass What is the SmartPass Integrated Reader System Is a license needed to operate SmartPass What equipment should be ordered...

Page 36: ...an order How to change an existing order TransCore s credit and return policy TransCore s warranty and return policy Order Entry Form for SmartPass reader and tag SmartPass Model AI1611 SmartPass Mode...

Page 37: ...ace if SmartPass must interface with equipment requiring the Wiegand 5 V DC data0 data1 gnd interface Note You must order tags programmed with Wiegand formatted data when using Wiegand compatible read...

Page 38: ...th the SmartPass Model AI1611 Interior mounted tags can be ordered from the factory with hook and loop material already applied to the tag or they can be ordered with double sided tape Exterior mounte...

Page 39: ...or ACME Security 20 character alphanumeric ASCII A tag formatted with 20 character alphanumeric ASCII data typically has four fixed positions The remaining 16 positions are numbered sequentially Wiega...

Page 40: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide 1 8...

Page 41: ...2 Preparing the Site...

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Page 43: ...Install SmartPass The location of SmartPass and the location of the tags must be compatible Each tag must be in a direct line of sight to the reader You should also consider the following factors when...

Page 44: ...the tag and the antenna RF Diffraction Diffraction occurs when RF signals are bent around objects allowing RF into areas that would normally receive little or no signal Metal poles corners of building...

Page 45: ...e 2 1 illustrates a gate configuration Two SmartPass units are located on a center island SmartPass is placed to allow time for the gate to open so the vehicle can continue without stopping Figure 2 1...

Page 46: ...ehicles might pull up too close to the gate damaging the vehicle or the gate Figure 2 2 Incorrect Mounting of SmartPass Parking Garage Configuration Figure 2 3 illustrates a parking garage configurati...

Page 47: ...re mounted on the left side of the bumper Figure 2 4 shows interior and exterior tag mounting locations for use with a left side gate configuration and a parking garage configuration Figure 2 4 Left S...

Page 48: ...martPass is mounted overhead place the tag on the front bumper in the center Figure 2 6 illustrates interior and exterior positions of tags used with SmartPass mounted overhead Figure 2 6 Tag Mounting...

Page 49: ...on a pole or to an overhead structure Chapter 4 Installing Tags On Vehicles provides additional information on selecting the proper tag mounting location and has examples of tags mounted on vehicles A...

Page 50: ...ction box with a back plate The junction box will house the terminal strip for communications and power The junction box must be a watertight box that meets applicable local and national building code...

Page 51: ...ble required for the junction box The distance between the host computer and SmartPass must also be considered Table 2 1 Communications Interfaces and Conductors Interface Number of Conductors RS 232...

Page 52: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide 2 12...

Page 53: ...3 Quick SmartPass Test...

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Page 55: ...d at the end of this chapter Materials Supplied The SmartPass shipping carton is labeled to indicate the reader s configuration Table 3 1 lists the simple three letter code used Table 3 1 Three Letter...

Page 56: ...martPass as described in the software diskette READ ME file Testing with the Audible Circuit Tester Testing with an audible circuit tester confirms that your SmartPass has power is communicating with...

Page 57: ...sont raccord es des dispositifs externes elles doivent tre isol es d une fa on ou d une autre Si elles ne sont pas correctement isol es la carte logique du lecteur risque d tre gravement endommag e Av...

Page 58: ...terface Signal Wiring Signal Wire Pair From SmartPass Wire Color Used From Pair Connect Wire to PC DB9 Pin Connect Wire to PC DB25 Pin Transmit from SmartPass Red black Black Pin 2 Pin 3 Receive from...

Page 59: ...ellow transmit B wire from the yellow and red wire pair from the SmartPass cable to the host receive signal 2 Connect the red transmit A wire from the yellow and red wire pair from the SmartPass cable...

Page 60: ...rtPass 2 Insert the SmartPass software diskette into the PC disk drive 3 Open and print the READ ME file on the diskette The READ ME file tells you what version of software you need to run SmartPass 4...

Page 61: ...te appended Enabled 302 Auxiliary information appended Disabled 310 Unique ID code criteria Separation of 1 ID 4100 Valid ID code criteria 1 acquisition 4200 Uniqueness timeout 2 minutes 441 Wiegand m...

Page 62: ...d Serial number 000000 695 Store hardware configuration Hardware configuration not known 696 Periodic system check tag Disabled 810 Periodic check tag interval 30 min 8135 Check tag location Internal...

Page 63: ...4 Installing Tags on Vehicles...

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Page 65: ...le approaches SmartPass Tags may not be read reliably if the tag is hand held attached to a sun visor or attached to a metal window post Note Metallized coatings on some vehicle windshields and window...

Page 66: ...inside the windshield on the upper center portion The top edge of the tag should be approximately 2 5 cm away from the base of the mirror as shown in Figure 4 2 Figure 4 2 Top Center Tag Mounting Loc...

Page 67: ...erial that is attached to the tag and to the windshield Tags may be ordered from the factory with hook and loop material already applied to the tag Once the tag has loop material applied to its case t...

Page 68: ...Remove the clear backing from the two strips of hook and loop material on the back of the tag as shown in Figure 4 4 or from the double sided tape Figure 4 4 Interior Tags with Hook and Loop Material...

Page 69: ...nd dry cloth If mounting tags that have rivet holes two rivets each with a 0 48 cm diameter and 1 59 cm head Mounting Tag to Bumper with Tape Follow these steps to mount the tag on a flat surface of a...

Page 70: ...rivets 1 Position the tag on the bumper and mark the location of the holes 2 Follow the riveter manufacturer s instructions for installing the rivets If the rivet head is too small and can be pulled t...

Page 71: ...5 Installing SmartPass...

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Page 73: ...cher Schalter sollte in die feste Verkabelung die den Strom SmartPass zuf hrt eingebaut werden Dieser Schalter sollte in Serie mit der stromf hrenden Leitung angeschlossen sein bzw ein zweipoliger Sch...

Page 74: ...e clamp straps that are 61 cm long to use with a 25 cm diameter pole Flat tip screwdriver or adjustable wrench to tighten hose clamp straps Audible circuit tester buzz box directions for buying or mak...

Page 75: ...of 5 cm in diameter and should extend 2 1 3 m above the pavement level The pole should be installed according to local building codes Figure 5 1 illustrates a front view and a top view of a SmartPass...

Page 76: ...m above the pavement surface Tighten slightly 3 Using the four machine screws and washers that come with the pole mount bracket attach SmartPass to the pole mount bracket The screws should be loose en...

Page 77: ...Pass on a flat surface without using the accessory bracket 1 Unpack SmartPass A factory mounted bracket is attached to the back of SmartPass A pole mount bracket is packaged separately in the SmartPas...

Page 78: ...Pass to determine your read zone TransCore recommends the accessory bracket kit Part No 54 1600 001 The accessory bracket allows up down left and right adjustment Figure 5 4 shows the accessory bracke...

Page 79: ...aoutchouc sont en place afin d viter la p n tration d humidit dans le SmartPass Attenzione Controllare che le guarnizioni di gomma siano installate altrimenti SmartPass potrebbe venire danneggiato dal...

Page 80: ...necting SmartPass to permanent input output and communications cables The antenna pattern of SmartPass looks like a pear shaped balloon To mark the read zone you will need a buzz box which is describe...

Page 81: ...st tag will cause the buzz box to sound 4 Move to the left 5 When the buzz box sound stops mark the pavement with chalk or tape at the location of the tag when the sound stopped 6 Step backward 0 3 0...

Page 82: ...read zone Communications Wiring Tables Before connecting the SmartPass communications cable to the junction box TransCore recommends that you perform a quick test of the SmartPass hardware and softwar...

Page 83: ...fitting 2 Slide the 1 3 cm conduit over the power cord and attach to the fitting placed in Step 1 Caution Check the voltage from the junction box to ensure there are no electrical surges Electrical su...

Page 84: ...ur interface connection and connect the appropriate wires from the communications cable to the terminal strip that is located inside the junction box Connecting Input and Output Circuits SmartPass has...

Page 85: ...n the SmartPass RF transmitter Figure 5 8 Option A shows a vehicle detector controlling the RF transmitter This operation is preferred because the RF transmits only when a vehicle is in the SmartPass...

Page 86: ...supports two output circuits output0 and output1 Both the output0 and output1 circuits consist of two wires that supply an AC or DC circuit path These output circuits are dry contacts that provide no...

Page 87: ...nction is enabled Connect the remaining wires to the appropriate terminal blocks on the terminal strip in the junction box Table 5 2 lists the cable descriptions and functions for the interface signal...

Page 88: ...ral purpose input not used to detect presence not available with Wiegand Black Input1 return A general purpose input not used to detect presence not available with Wiegand Orange black Orange Output0...

Page 89: ...drain wires from the communications cable to the chassis ground Testing With Host System As the final step of installing your SmartPass TransCore suggests that you test the entire system using the Sma...

Page 90: ...6 General Software Information...

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Page 92: ...ized host software or by manually entering the commands at the host keyboard if the host is in terminal emulation mode Host software is not delivered with SmartPass SmartPass can also communicate with...

Page 93: ...cified test The error messages shown in Table 6 1 are transmitted based on the content level of the tag buffer These messages are transmitted in data mode and command mode They will not be transmitted...

Page 94: ...fixed at 2 minutes The reader default operation is for a unique ID separation of one ID and a uniqueness timeout of 2 minutes The host computer can disable the uniqueness check using the transmit all...

Page 95: ...load The SmartPass applications software is stored into the reader flash memory by program download Program download is used to install program upgrades add features and to recover from corrupted prog...

Page 96: ...Error message if it failed 6 Exit download mode command 99 The software will re execute startup to ensure proper initialization of system parameters If the flash memory checksum verifies the reader wi...

Page 97: ...ware version SNYYYYYY Copyright notice where YYYYYY serial number assigned to SmartPass Serial number 000000 is the default setting and is not a valid number If this number appears in the sign on mess...

Page 98: ...SmartPass readers maintain a tag buffer in battery backed RAM to save tag IDs acquired while in the command mode or buffer control mode and when data inquiry protocol is used This buffer holds up to 1...

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Page 100: ...7 Modes of Operation...

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Page 102: ...05 and invoke check tag 8110 If error correcting protocol is being used acknowledgment or negative acknowledgment command messages are returned by the host depending on whether a properly verified mes...

Page 103: ...h since some commands require information as part of the reader message The host computer sets a timeout delay at the time of command transmission If the timeout delay expires prior to receiving a com...

Page 104: ...sous peine de causer la perte des communications Attenzione Poich questa condizione porterebbe alla perdita di comunicazione l host non dovrebbe tentare di cambiare i parametri o i protocolli di comun...

Page 105: ...nabled If BCM is enabled the reader will not support ECP acknowledgment or negative acknowledgment ACK NAK messages from the host Since all messages are transmitted in response to a host command ackno...

Page 106: ...8 Communication Protocols...

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Page 108: ...ptionally supported Be careful in the use of XON XOFF because noise induced characters may be interpreted by the reader as the XOFF character which would suspend reader output without the host compute...

Page 109: ...a switch to command mode request Note It is recommended that basic protocol not error correcting protocol be used when commands are entered manually at the keyboard Error Correcting Method Error corre...

Page 110: ...ion of data inquiry mode does not affect command mode operation Basic and ECP Protocol Formats Note In the following text the symbols and are used to represent required variable message data and the s...

Page 111: ...ers If a difference results the message is assumed to have been received in error and a NAK message response should be transmitted eom End of message characters ASCII CR and LF Both a CR carriage retu...

Page 112: ...be declared In the event the reader receives a NAK or timeout the data message is retransmitted When the reader receives an ACK message the message is treated as having been properly received by the h...

Page 113: ...en sequence numbers in its transmissions This eliminates the possibility of a synchronous host command and an asynchronous reader transmission having the same sequence number Upon receiving a host com...

Page 114: ...ssage character ASCII CR and LF Sample Messages Following are examples of typical messages transmitted between the reader and the host Reader Transmissions Basic protocol reader transmission SAN RAFAE...

Page 115: ...eom where Start of message character 7 Message sequence number 20 Set time command 10 15 00 Set time data Not all commands include data An example of the Turn RF off host transmission is 76400 eom wh...

Page 116: ...Tauchar ms 1000 x Bc Rb Bc Bits per character typically 10 Rb Baud rate 110 19 2 K L Length of message in characters Tauidle Maximum idle period between characters ms Likewise the sender must set a t...

Page 117: ...very during periods when communications are marginal or completely lost It should be noted that while the reader is in command mode all acquired tag IDs are buffered but not transmitted Note It is imp...

Page 118: ...ost Addressed Failure Conditions The host addresses the following failure conditions Illegal or Wrong Sequence Number If the host detects an illegal or wrong sequence number in a reader response it sh...

Page 119: ...6 bit algorithm The algorithm as implemented operates on 8 bit characters i e 7 bit ASCII character plus 1 optional parity bit The 16 bit result is converted to 4 ASCII hex characters and is appended...

Page 120: ...c message 0xff crc return crc Table 8 2 Example of Routine to Calculate CRC CCITT without Lookup Table define BITS_PER_CHAR 8 unsigned short updcrc unsigned short ch unsigned short crc register short...

Page 121: ...0x9509 0xe5ee 0xf5cf 0xc5ac 0xd58d 0x3653 0x2672 0x1611 0x0630 0x76d7 0x66f6 0x5695 0x46b4 0xb75b 0xa77a 0x9719 0x8738 0xf7df 0xe7fe 0xd79d 0xc7bc 0x48c4 0x58e5 0x6886 0x78a7 0x0840 0x1861 0x2802 0x3...

Page 122: ...26d3 0x36f2 0x0691 0x16b0 0x6657 0x7676 0x4615 0x5634 0xd94c 0xc96d 0xf90e 0xe92f 0x99c8 0x89e9 0xb98a 0xa9ab 0x5844 0x4865 0x7806 0x6827 0x18c0 0x08e1 0x3882 0x28a3 0xcb7d 0xdb5c 0xeb3f 0xfb1e 0x8bf9...

Page 123: ...AR 8 define SIGN_BIT 0x8000 define POLY 0x1021 unsigned short crctab MAX_CHAR main unsigned short ch unsigned short workval unsigned short bit unsigned short carry for ch 0 ch MAX_CHAR ch workval ch B...

Page 124: ...9 Commands...

Page 125: ...SmartPass Integrated Reader 2450 MHz High Voltage System Guide 9 2...

Page 126: ...return key is the start of message character and 01 is the command number to switch to command mode 2 Type and the appropriate command number and press the enter or return key no spaces 3 Return Smart...

Page 127: ...r 00 6000 Communications protocol Basic 610 ECP error correcting protocol timeout 12 7 sec 612FE Flow control Software XON XOFF 6141 Start of message character 23 hex 6150 Buffer control mode Disabled...

Page 128: ...d rate 1200 baud Done or Error 1003 Set baud rate 2400 baud Done or Error 1004 Set baud rate 4800 baud Done or Error 1005 Set baud rate 9600 baud Done or Error 1006 Set baud rate 19 2 K baud Done or E...

Page 129: ...erial no 506 Display hardware configuration information S S S S ASCII string maximum length of 20 characters 520 Display power fail bit PWRB Px R0 P0 no power fail has occurred P1 power fail has occur...

Page 130: ...uration 4 8 12 16 20 24 32 40 48 60 76 152 228 300 376 752 ms 527 Display RF status RFST Cx Ox T1 C0 RF controlled by host C1 RF by input control O0 RF off O1 RF on T1 uniqueness timeout of 2 min 529...

Page 131: ...Exxxx xxxx 4 byte ASCII checksum 543 Display boot checksum BCKS xxxx xxxx 4 byte ASCII checksum 550 Display periodic checktag status SCTS Mx T5 M0 periodic checktag disabled M1 periodic checktag enabl...

Page 132: ...l no Copyright date TransCore 6400 Turn RF off Done 6401 Turn RF on Done 641 Select RF by input control Done 65 Reset power fail bit Done 660 Test external RAM Done or Error 661 Display diagnostic res...

Page 133: ...without tag reports Done 6901 Enable presence without tag reports Done 6920 Turn RF off on timeout Done 6921 Turn RF off on timeout tag Done 6922 Turn RF off on timeout no presence Done 693N Set RF ti...

Page 134: ...ic check tag Done 8160 Select internal check tag Done 8161 Select external check tag Done 820 Disable status change reports Done 821 Report change on input0 Done 822 Report change on input1 Done 823 R...

Page 135: ...r Aux info append Enable 311 Done or Error Basic protocol Select 610 Done or Error Baud rate 110 baud Set 1000 Done or Error Baud rate 1200 baud Set 1002 Done or Error Baud rate 19 2 K baud Set 1006 D...

Page 136: ...SOM character is Command mode Switch 01 Done Data inquiry protocol Select 613 Done or Error Data mode Switch 00 Done Date Set S S MM DD YY 21S S Done or Error Default operating parameters Load 66F Don...

Page 137: ...ECHO x 0 disabled 1 enabled ECP protocol Select 611 Done or Error ECP timeout 12 7 sec Set 612FE Done or Error ECP timeout Set NN 01 FE 1 255 timeout 50 ms NN if NN FF timeout is disabled 612NN Done...

Page 138: ...t1 M3 report change on either input Input0 change Report 821 Done Input1 change Report 822 Done Odd parity Select 1022 Done Output pulse duration 228 ms Set 67C Done or Error Output pulse duration Set...

Page 139: ...ithout tag reports Disable 6900 Done Presence without tag reports Enable 6901 Done Program block Load 90 Done Checksum Error Program Error or Verify Error Reader ID number Display 521 RDID xx xx 00 FF...

Page 140: ...tion Select one 4100 Done Tag ID separation select two 4101 Done Tag translation mode Disable 452 Done Tag translation mode Display 534 TT x 0 disabled 1 enabled Tag translation mode Enable 453 Done T...

Page 141: ...oes not transmit tag IDs to the host as they are acquired The IDs are stored in the reader s tag buffer for transmission when requested by the host While operating in command mode the reader continuou...

Page 142: ...s The reader will not accept the switch to download mode command 05 if it is operating in data mode it must first be switched to command mode command 01 Reader message Done or Error 06 Transmit Buffer...

Page 143: ...reased before the select baud rate command can be retransmitted Reader message Done or Error 101N Select Stop Bits Command 101N selects the number of stop bits for reader character transmission The fa...

Page 144: ...pecified the reader will set the hundredths register to 00 Reader message Done or Error 21 Set Date Command 21 sets the date Enter the date in the proper format two digit decimal entries with no space...

Page 145: ...d command 302 The reader returns an Error message if its tag buffer contains data The reset reader command 63 may be transmitted to clear the buffer however tag ID data will be lost If this is unaccep...

Page 146: ...ng append auxiliary information command 31N The reader will transmit messages with auxiliary information appended as message data xx y zz q where separates the auxiliary information and signals the ho...

Page 147: ...t recent ID if different from item 1 When the uniqueness filter is set to a separation of one ID the newly acquired ID is transmitted only if it is different from item 1 When the uniqueness filter is...

Page 148: ...ough the Wiegand interface The reader will return an Error response if the external checktag option is enabled command 8161 This error occurs because Wiegand mode and the external check tag option are...

Page 149: ...r B It also specifies which frame s will be transmitted to the host A B or both The handshake count for a dual frame tag equals the number of A frame handshakes plus the number of B frame handshakes w...

Page 150: ...system testing Reader message An ASCII string from 1 to 20 characters in length 520 Display Power Fail Bit Command 520 displays the value of the reader power fail bit The power fail bit changes from 0...

Page 151: ...D0 00 ms end of line delay fixed One space is between each value For example if factory default settings are assigned the reader message is MAIN B5 S0 P0 D0 9600 baud one stop bit no parity and 0 ms...

Page 152: ...ut tag reports and input change reports 525 Display Communication Protocol Status Command 525 displays selected communications protocol command 61N selected mode of flow control command 614N and ECP t...

Page 153: ...I 0 3 D 0 F where C0 host controls outputs C1 predefined output mode O0 both outputs off O1 output0 on O2 output1 on O3 both outputs on I0 both inputs false I1 input0 true I2 input1 true I3 both inpu...

Page 154: ...s Displays Input Input0 Wire Pair Input1 Wire Pair Status Green Red Blue Black I0 Open Open I1 Closed Open I2 Open Closed I3 Closed Closed 527 Display RF Status Command 527 displays the current status...

Page 155: ...692N If presence without tag reports is enabled 6901 the reader will transmit a report if a presence is detected without the subsequent acquisition of a valid tag Reader message PRST P 0 1 D0 A 0 2 T...

Page 156: ...isition Reader message RF0S U 0 3 V0 where U0 one ID separation factory default U1 two ID separation U2 transmit all IDs U3 buffer all IDs V0 valid ID code criteria of one acquisition fixed For exampl...

Page 157: ...Buffer Control Status Command 535 displays buffer control mode status enabled or disabled Refer to commands 6160 and 6161 for more information Reader message BCM 0 1 where 0 buffer control mode disabl...

Page 158: ...ass xxxx represents the 4 byte ASCII representation of the flash memory checksum 543 Display Boot Checksum Command 543 displays the boot ROM checksum Reader message BCKS xxxx where xxxx represents the...

Page 159: ...change reporting may be disabled by command 82N Reader message SSTC E 0 1 M 0 3 where E0 input status change reports disabled factory default E1 input status change reports enabled M0 reporting disabl...

Page 160: ...s passer au protocole de correction des erreurs commande 611 tant que l ordinateur central n est pas pr t accuser r ception de chaque transmission du lecteur Attenzione Non passare al protocollo di co...

Page 161: ...option for reader to host communications The factory default setting is software flow control XON XOFF enabled In download mode flow control is not host selectable it is fixed at the default setting H...

Page 162: ...must request data tag IDs and reports from the reader using transmit buffer entry command 06 If the reader receives this command and it has data in its message buffer it will transmit the buffered ta...

Page 163: ...irectly control output1 if either Wiegand mode command 451 or the external check tag option command 8161 is enabled 621 Predefined Output Control Factory Default Command 621 configures the reader for...

Page 164: ...ne Tutti i dati nella memoria buffer vanno perduti con l esecuzione del comando 63 640N RF Control These commands directly control the RF module The N value controls the RF power as follows Table 9 14...

Page 165: ...e not disturbed by this test Command 660 updates information displayed by the display diagnostic results command command 661 Reader message Done passed RAM test Error failed RAM test 661 Display Diagn...

Page 166: ...command 661 Reader message Done boot ROM OK Error boot ROM failed 668 Verify Flash Memory Checksum Command 668 calculates and verifies the flash memory checksum This command updates information displ...

Page 167: ...length output of the reader may vary from the specified value by up to 4 ms Uppercase or lowercase characters are allowed for NN i e hex digits A F or a f Table 9 15 Commands for setting Output Pulse...

Page 168: ...ct the algorithm for turning RF power off when RF by input control is enabled command 641 The values for N specify the RF control algorithm as follows Table 9 17 Select RF Control Algorithm Commands C...

Page 169: ...es factory default The reader will return an Error message if a valid hexadecimal digit is not substituted for N in command 693N Reader message Done or Error 694N Select Input Inversion Option Command...

Page 170: ...preserved during power down and the loading of default parameters The hardware configuration string is assigned according to the format 696S S where S S hardware configuration string that may contain...

Page 171: ...er Reader message Done 8161 Select External Check Tag Command 8161 selects the external check tag operation Upon receiving command 8110 or 8120 the reader will assert output1 The external check tag us...

Page 172: ...e program file into reader memory one block at a time The flash memory must have been previously erased command 96 The reader must be operating in download mode command 05 before it will accept the lo...

Page 173: ...nload mode will not be possible until a new program is loaded into flash memory Reader message Done flash memory is OK Error flash memory failed 99 Exit Download Mode Command 99 instructs the reader t...

Page 174: ...10 Troubleshooting...

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Page 176: ...ng SmartPass all the wires are connected correctly but the unit does not respond SmartPass may not have the software loaded inside the unit Obtain the SmartPass software diskette from your dealer and...

Page 177: ...You may require a different SmartPass that uses another frequency The perimeter of the read zone has been defined but there is a hollow spot in the center of the zone that does not read tags The angl...

Page 178: ...M to 5 00 P M Central time Monday through Friday Send faxes to 214 461 6478 ATTN SmartPass Marketing Find Something Wrong with SmartPass or Want to Suggest an Improvement Call 214 461 4031 and ask fo...

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