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Datamars R-IN1300 MID User Manual

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R-IN1300 MID
HF – multi read
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Lamphun, Thailand 51000
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  • Page 1 R-IN1300 MID HF – multi read USER MANUAL Version 1.2 Corporate Headquarters: Americas Headquarters: Asia Headquarters: Via ai Prati 8433 South Av. Bldg., 4-2 Northern Region Industrial Estate 6930 Bedano-Lugano Youngstown, OH 44514 USA 179/1 Moo 4, T. Ban Klang, A. Muang...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CE certification ....................... 26 5.3.6 Warranty .......................... 26 Appendix A – Connecting the R-IN1300 MID to a PC with a cross cable........27 Appendix B - Code length ........................28 Appendix C - Troubleshooting ....................... 29 R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08...

  • Page 3: Introduction

    NTRODUCTION The Datamars R-IN1300 MID High Frequency (HF) RFID-reader, designed to work in industrial environments, is resistant to vibrations, electromagnetic interference and able to detect the following transponder technologies: T-BT 1320 & T-BT1315 (ISO 15693), HF The reader is able to find simultaneously more than one High Frequency (HF - multi read)
  • Page 4 Power Switch Turn ON and OFF the reader. Power Supply Connect the power supply cable (100-240VAC, 50-60 Hz). Power Switch Power Supply R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 3 (29)

  • Page 5: Hardware Connections

    Connect the power cable 110 – 240 V AC and be sure that it is well fixed. 4. Set the Power Switch to ON and check if the green LED (Power) is on. 5. Wait until light “Tag” stop flashing (~20 seconds). Green light on R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 4 (29)
  • Page 6 After the reader is turned on for some time the temperature might increase. Do not plug/unplug any connectors while the reader is turned ON. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 5 (29)

  • Page 7: Operation With Terminal

    Confirmation: “Default settings restored” *co[_] Continuous mode: *co1 continuous mode on (default) *co0 continuous mode off *rh[_] Remove headers: *rh0 does not remove the headers *rh1 removes the headers (default) R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 6 (29)
  • Page 8 *br0 baud rate 9600 *br1 baud rate 19200 *br2 baud rate 38400 *br3 baud rate 57600 *br4 baud rate 115200 (default) *cl[_] Code length: See Appendix A for more details. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 7 (29)
  • Page 9 *mi2 modulation index 100% *ts[_] Time slots ISO-15693: *ts0 single time slots *ts1 16 times slots (default) *qm[_] Quiet mode: When this mode is enabled the transponder will answer just once R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 8 (29)

  • Page 10: I-Code Isettings

    The result of *riUID is “UID Text” (separated by a space) where Text is the content of the memory of the specified chip. Example: Command:*riE004010007EFD128 Reply: E004010007EFD128 ThisIsText The specified chip must be and remain within the magnetic field! R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 9 (29)
  • Page 11 “UID status”-couples where: status = ‘OK’: success status = ‘Out of memory’ status = ‘Error’ status = ‘Tag not in field’ The chips must be and remain within the magnetic field! R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 10 (29)

  • Page 12: Operation With Graphical User Interface (Gui)

    RAPHICAL NTERFACE The new R-IN1300 MID has 2 modes of operation: one RS-232 ASCII interface based on a terminal (i.e. MS HyperTerminal) and another with a graphical user interface. For more details on the ASCII RS-232 interface refer to the specific chapter 4.6.

  • Page 13: General Considerations

    Otherwise the system will try to connect to the WWW to download the plug-in. In this case, follow every installation step always accepting the defaults suggested by the system. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 12 (29)

  • Page 14: Connect (Serial Version Only)

    Then select the COM-Port and Baud-Rate of your terminal which must correspond to the Baud-Rate of the reader. In case of malfunction of the serial communication, try reducing the Baud-Rate of the reader and then reconnect. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 13 (29)

  • Page 15: Login (Web Server Version Only)

    The default accounts are defined as follows, passwords can be changed. User Names Default Passwords admin Admin (read, modify and administrative rights ) user1 1234 (read and modify rights) user2 1234 (read-only rights) R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 14 (29)

  • Page 16: Logout (Web Server Version Only)

    (DHCP) not available yet. After having changed the IP-Address, the browser must be closed and a new login must be done using the new IP-Address of the reader. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 15 (29)

  • Page 17: Rs 232 Setup

    The “Inter Code Delay” field specifies how much time (in sec/100) must be awaited between the sending of two subsequent UIDs. The “Code Length” field specifies the length and format of the sent UIDs. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 16 (29)

  • Page 18: Reader Setup

    The “Reverse Order” field specifies the representation of the UIDs: Reverse Order Off : Uids are not reversed Reverse Order On : Uids are reversed R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 17 (29)

  • Page 19: Advanced Reader Setup

    The “Collision Threshold” field is a highly complex parameter. It is recommended to set it to 33. The “Receiver Gain” field specifies the sensitivity of the reader’s input ( 0: less sensitive 3: most sensitive). 4.11 C ONFIGURATIONS R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 18 (29)

  • Page 20: Monitor

    At this point a small pop-up window opens automatically. It shows the UID of the selected chip, its related current text and an input field where a new text can be defined (see picture below). R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 19 (29)
  • Page 21 These reading/writing operations are allowed with both the RS232 and Ethernet GUIs. Because of technical reasons when using the RS232 GUI, it is first necessary to stop the reading process by clicking the stop-monitoring button. Afterwards proceed according to the description above. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 20 (29)

  • Page 22: Firmware Update

    First of all select the tab named "Firmware Update" and select the file containing the new software (delivered by Datamars SA) using the navigator and then press the “Install File”-button. The new software is now transferred (copied) from the PC to the reader. A slider tells about the transferring-process status.
  • Page 23 After this preparation step, you will see this input mask. Click “Next”. You can now specify the destination folder. You can simply accept the default folder by clicking “Next”. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 22 (29)

  • Page 24: System Requirements

    OS: MS Windows 98 or higher, MAC OS X, Linux Software: Java 2 Runtime Environment v. 1.4 or higher. Hardware: 32 MB of RAM, 50MB of free hard disk space. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 23 (29)

  • Page 25: Technical Specifications For R-In1300 Mid

    PECIFICATIONS FOR PERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS The DATAMARS SA RFID reader R-IN1300 MID is an integrated analog system for RFID- Applications (RFID=radio frequency identification) which works at 13.56MHz. It allows reading data stored into ISO-RFID transponders or ISO-Labels at 13.56 MHz. Single and Multiread operation are supported.

  • Page 26: Regulations

    5.3.2 EN 300330-1/-2 ( EUROPE The R-IN1300 MID system is a sending and receiving equipment and is in accordance with the R & TTE directive EN 300 330-1/-2. The R-IN1300 MID system fulfils the requirements of this regulation.

  • Page 27: Ic (Canada)

    5.3.5 CE CERTIFICATION The system R-IN1300 MID is in accordance with the requirements of protection, which are defined in the regulation concerning the electromagnetic tolerability EN301 489-1, -3, emitted by the council for the harmonisation of regulations in the member countries. The European Community regulation for Low Frequency, EN 60950, is respected.

  • Page 28: Appendix A - Connecting The R-In1300 Mid To A Pc With A Cross Cable

    Click the “Use the following IP address” radio-button and specify an IP in the same range of the readers IP (i.e. 192.168.1.1), the subnet-mask (255.255.255.0). You can ignore the “Default Gateway”. Leave the configuration tool confirming by clicking the OK button. R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 27 (29)

  • Page 29: Appendixb - Code Length

    The reader returns 12 digits code in the fashion of “cl2”, but in this case the first (left) chapter ranges from “G” to “Z” instead of from “0” to “F”. With this format it is not possible to guaranty the uniqueness of the codes ! R-IN1300 MID Manual – v. 1.2 – August ‘08 28 (29)

  • Page 30: Appendixc - Troubleshooting

    PPENDIX ROUBLESHOOTING If you run into any problem using your reader, use the following table to troubleshoot the problem. If the problem persists, contact support at support@datamars.com or +41 91 935 73 80. SYMPTOM CAUSE AND/OR CORRECTIVE ACTIONS • Is the antenna cable connected to the reader? •...

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