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- Page 1 ser’s uide MP9311 Low-Power UHF Reader Module OWER HOOSE...
- Page 2 Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability The content of this manual is for information use only and is subject to change without notice. SAMSys assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this publication. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of SAMSys.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
MP9311 User’s Guide Contents Chapter 1 – Introduction ......... . . 1 Unpacking the Reader . - Page 4 MP9311 User’s Guide Appendix A – Tag Programming ........31 Overview of the Tag Writing Commands .
- Page 5 MP9311 User’s Guide Figures MP9311 Reader and Accessories ........2 MP9311 Reader Connections .
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Page 7: Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter provides a general description of the MP9311 Low Power UHF Reader Module. Topics discussed in this chapter include the following: • Unpacking the Reader • About the MP9311 • Physical Description... -
Page 8: Unpacking The Reader
1. Unpack the contents of the shipping container. 2. Inspect the shipping container for damage. If damaged, notify the carrier and SAMSys Technologies. Keep the shipping materials for inspection by the carrier. 3. Verify your reader package includes the following items: •... -
Page 9: About The Mp9311
Introduction About the MP9311 The MP9311 is an integral UHF RFID module designed for use in transponder printer/programmers and other tag manufacturing equipment. This compact, low- power module is capable of operating at 902 to 928 MHz for the North American version and 865 to 869 MHz for the World Version. - Page 10 MP9311 User’s Guide The MP9311 reader is enclosed in a shielded aluminum enclosure and contains all digital, analog, and RF components along with power and I/O connections. The enclosure is available with or without cooling fins depending on your operational environment.
- Page 11 Introduction MP9311 Model Variations The MP9311 is available in several variations depending on the region of use and I/O configurations. The following table summarizes the different models and configurations: Model Region Case Interface MP9311-NRT North America Ridges MP9311-NRR North America Ridges RS-232 MP9311-NST...
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Page 12: Physical Description
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Page 13: Chapter 2 - Installation And Setup
Chapter 2 Installation and Setup This chapter provides information for installing the MP9311 Low-Power Reader Module. Topics discussed in this chapter include the following: • Reader Electrical Installation – Connecting Power to the MP9311 – Connecting an RS-232 Serial Link to the MP9311 –... -
Page 14: Reader Electrical Installation
MP9311 User’s Guide Reader Electrical Installation As shown in Figure 3, the MP9311 is equipped with a keyed 20-post header (2x10), 1.0 mm pitch, .0.2 mm square pin for power, ground, and communication connections. The antenna connection is provided by a right-angle MMCX connector. -
Page 15: Connecting Power To The Mp9311
Installation Connecting Power to the MP9311 On the MP9311, all power inputs are tied together and all commons (grounds) are tied together. To connect power to the reader, apply 5 Vdc to all SCON1 power input pin (16,18,20) and connect ground to all SCON1 common pin (3,10,12,14,17,19). -
Page 16: Connecting The Digital Input And Output Lines
Ohm pull-up to 5V. See Figure 7 for typical input and output circuits. Refer to the SAMSys Forth Programming Language Reference Guide for programming information.To set up the I/Os to trigger tag reading and indicated tag sensing, refer to the CHUMP Reference Guide and the Protocol Configuration Word (PCW) register. -
Page 17: Reader Mechanical Installation
Installation Reader Mechanical Installation The MP9311 is designed for installation within an enclosure. The housing is provided with four M4 clearance through-holes for module mounting. The reader dimensions are shown in Figure 8. Caution Prior to mounting the reader in an enclosure, you must evaluate the operating conditions and resulting thermal profile. -
Page 18: Low-Power Uhf Antenna Installation
MP9311 User’s Guide Low-Power UHF Antenna Installation The MP9311 is designed to operate with the SAMSys Label Printer Antenna. This antenna has an expected read range of 1-12 inches and only requires a power output of approximately 17 dBm for optimal performance. -
Page 19: Installing The Rf Command Suite Application
Installation Installing the RF Command Suite Application The SAMSys RF Command Suite is a Microsoft Windows application that provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for SAMSys RFID Reader Products. The application allows you to easily view tag data, configure the reader, and perform other tag data functions. -
Page 20: Setting Transmit Power - Td0
MP9311 User’s Guide Setting Transmit Power - TD0 Output power on the MP9311 is set by configuring the Transmit Power (TD0) register. The output power is entered in tenths (1/10) of dBm with steps of 1/10 dBm. All values are in decimal. For example, entering a value of 121 equates to 12.1 dBm. For example, to set the MP9311 output power to 17.5 dBm, issue the following CHUMP command to the reader: }Cw,d:TD0,b:175! -
Page 21: Selecting Etsi Frequency Bands (Mp9311-Wxx Only)
Installation Selecting ETSI Frequency Bands (MP9311-Wxx only) Single Frequency Selection MP9311-Wxx readers can be configured to operate in one of the following ETSI single frequency bands (as defined in ERC/REC 70-03 and EN302-220). • Annex 1 Band I - 869.525 MHz •... -
Page 22: Tpc Bit Configuration
MP9311 User’s Guide Bit Name Function Tx DAC power setting Tx DAC Pwr for the current antenna. Bits 0-7. Bit Name Function Tx DAC power setting Tx DAC Pwr for the current antenna. Bits 8-15. Bit Name Setting/Function 0 = ETSI Frequency control 1 = FCC Disable Tx drift... -
Page 23: Chapter 3 - Operation
Chapter 3 Operation This chapter provides general information to operate the MP9311 Low-Power UHF Reader Module. Topics discussed in this chapter include the following: • MP9311 Power Up and Initialization • Setting the RF Mode • Selecting Tag Protocols • Enabling Tag Protocols •... -
Page 24: Mp9311 Power Up And Initialization
4. To view the command sequence performed by this function, hold the mouse pointer over the key or right click while holding the mouse pointer over the key and select Edit Macro 5. Do not change the command sequnce unless you are experienced using SAMSys CHUMP commands to configure readers. -
Page 25: Enabling Tag Protocols
Operation Enabling Tag Protocols SAMSys readers can be configured with different tag protocols. If your reader was loaded with specific protocols at the time of purchase, these protocols can be enabled or disabled as required. To verify which protocols are enabled for your... -
Page 26: Reading Tags
From the tool bar pull-down menu, select File Load Macro File. 2. Navigate to and select the C:\Program Files\SAMSys\RFCS\Macros file and press . This will reconfigure the function keys and MP9310_Default.txt Open other aspects of the RF Command Suite to match the MP9311. -
Page 27: External Triggered Tag Inventory Operation
Operation 5. After selecting the correct XML configuration file, press Open . The file path is automatically saved. 6. Configure the reader for Auto Read. Select the Command interface and then select Function Set 7. Press Auto Read. 8. Verify the reader is configured for the correct protocol. Select the Command interface and then select the radio button for Function Set 2 or 3. -
Page 28: Typical Digital Input Trigger Circuit
MP9311 User’s Guide 8. Set Digital input 0 (DIN0) gates auto read action Enable 9. Finally, set the duration of the output pulse. On the Reader Config interface tab, select: Reader Configuration General Configuration Operating Mode Protocol Digital I/O Control 10. -
Page 29: Writing Blank Tags
Operation Writing Blank Tags RF Command Suite can be used to write unprogrammed or blank tags. To write blank tags, perform the following: 1. Select the Command interface and verify the reader is connected and the correct protocol is selected. 2. -
Page 30: Modifying Tags
MP9311 User’s Guide Modifying Tags RF Command Suite can be used to modify previously programmed tag data. To modify tags, perform the following: 1. Select the interface and right-click on the tag. Tag Summary Figure 17–Select Tag to Modify 2. Select . -
Page 31: Chapter 4 - Troubleshooting
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting This chapter provides general information to troubleshoot the MP9311 Low-Power UHF Reader Module. Topics discussed in this chapter include the following: • General Troubleshooting • Contact Us... -
Page 32: General Troubleshooting
MP9311 User’s Guide General Troubleshooting SAMSys readers are designed, manufactured, and tested to provide many years of trouble- free service. However, in the event of a reader malfunction or failure, refer to the following troubleshooting instructions to help identify and correct the problem. -
Page 33: Contact Us
Troubleshooting Contact Us For any questions regarding products and services, including returns, repairs, technical support, training, and all other available services, contact your distributor or SAMSys Customer Service at the following: E-mail support@samsys.com Telephone 1-877-367-4342 (toll free) 8:00am-6:00pm EST, Mon-Fri... - Page 34 MP9311 User’s Guide...
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Page 35: Chapter 5 - Specifications
Chapter 5 Specifications This chapter describes the specifications for the MP9311 Low-Power Reader Module. Information provided includes the following: • Reader Specifications • Antenna Specifications • Environmental Specifications • Power and Input/Output Connector... -
Page 36: Reader Specifications
MP9311 User’s Guide Reader Specifications Parameter Value Frequency 865 to 928 MHz (North American) Transmit Power 0.002 to 0.6 Watt (conducted) Transmit Power Step Size 0.1 dBm Carrier Frequency Stability +/- 10 ppm Receive Sensitivity -96 dBm Connections Serial (RS-232 or TTL), Digital I/O Supply Voltage 5.0 Vdc +/-10% Current... -
Page 37: Antenna Requirements
Specifications Antenna Requirements The antennas used with this transmitter must be professionally installed in a manner which guarantees compliance with all local laws and regulations. Antenna Parameter North American (FCC) European Union (ETSI) 302-208 300-220 Frequency 902 to 928 MHz 865 to 868 MHz 869.525 MHz Polarization... -
Page 38: Power And Input/Output Connectors
MP9311 User’s Guide Power and Input/Output Connector System Connector [SCON1] System Connector (SCON1) Specifications Connector Type Specification 20-Pin Dual Row 2 x 10 Header, (2x10), 1.0 mm pitch, .0.2 mm square pin Pin No. Name Signal/Value 16, 18, 20 System Supply Voltage, 5.0 Vdc +/-10%, 2.3A Max (All inputs tied together) 3,10,12,14,17,19 Ground (All grounds tied together) -
Page 39: Appendix A - Tag Programming
Appendix A Tag Programming This appendix describes how to program tags of varying protocols using CHUMP commands sent from a terminal or console. Information provided in this appendix includes the following: • Overview of the Tag Writing Command • Programming the EPC1 Tag •... -
Page 40: Overview Of The Tag Writing Commands
MP9311 User’s Guide Overview of the Tag Writing Commands Tag writing with SAMSys readers is performed using the Write Any (Wa), Write Tag (Wt), and Write Verify (Wv) commands Wa must be used when writing to blank tags. Wt is used when the tag already has a tag ID. -
Page 41: Programming The Epc1 Tag
Tag Programming Programming the EPC1 Tag SAMSys UHF readers can be used to program 64-bit and 96-bit EPC1 tags. Both the Wa and Wv command can be used with the EPC1 (Alien) tags. The Wv command is discussed at the end of this section. - Page 42 MP9311 User’s Guide In addition to the Wa, Te, and Tr commands, SAMSys readers also support the following EPC1 operations: • Lb Lock Block • Yl Query Lock Status (returns f:0 for unlocked or f:1 for locked) • Td Tag Destroy The Lock Block and Query Lock Status operations can only be performed with a single tag in the RF field and do not require any parameters.
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Page 43: Programming The Iso18000-6A Tag
For example, to write AABBCCDD to address 0x20 on a tag with ID E00300001122334455667788, issue the following command: }wt,d:E00300001122334455667788,a:20,b:AABBCCDD! In addition to the Wa, Wt, Wd, and Wf commands, SAMSys readers also support the following EPC1 operations: • Lb Lock Block •... -
Page 44: Programming The Iso18000-6B Tag
The following command example command writes AABBCCDD to user memory at address 0x20 on a tag with ID EF04001122334455: }wt,d:EF04001122334455,a:20,b:AABBCCDD,l:4! In addition to the Wa and Wt commands, SAMSys readers also support the following ISO18000-6B operations: • Lb Lock Block •... -
Page 45: Ucode Programming
EPC 1.19 Application Note from Philips Semiconductor. For detailed information on reader configuration for this tag, refer to the P6B Configuration Register description in the SAMSys Comprehensive Heuristic Unified Messaging Protocol (CHUMP) Reference Guide. To configure a UCODE tag for a 96-bit EPC ID of 3114F4DA34B2D05E01010101, send a Tag Reset Tr command followed by a Read Detect Rd command. -
Page 46: Using The Wv Command
MP9311 User’s Guide Using the Wv Command The Wv command is a multifunction command that performs any erase, write, and verification needed to program a tag in a specific protocol. The command can also lock the data. The format of the Wv command is as follows: }Wv,b:<EPC data>,u:<user memory>,m:<lock mask>! where: b:<EPC data>... -
Page 47: Programming The Impinj Epc0 Tag
Tag Programming Programming the Impinj EPC0 Tag In EPC0, there is no single standard for performing write operations and there are noteable differences between manufacturers. Some varieties of EPC0 tags are not writeable. This section addresses writable EPC0 tags produced by Impinj. The Wa, Wt and Wv commands can be used to write EPC0 tags. -
Page 48: Program A 96-Bit Epc (Impinj Zuma Tags)
MP9311 User’s Guide Program a 96-Bit EPC (Impinj Zuma Tags) To write a 96-bit EPC on an Impinj Zuma EPC0 tag, enter the following: }te! }wa,a:1,l:1,b:7! Once the tag has been set to 96 bit, use a single Wa command for subsequent Tag ID writes: }Wa,a:4,l:6,b:306c50fd76d803cf02f47f5f,f:3! where:... -
Page 49: Program The User Data (Impinj Zuma Tags)
Tag Programming Program the User Data (Impinj Zuma Tags) To program user data on a 96-bit Impinj Zuma Tag, data is written to specific Rows (must not be locked). To write 2 rows of user data to User Row 11 and 12 (b hex), enter: }Wa, a:b,b:1234abcd,l:2! Change the Passcode (Impinj Zuma Tags) To change the Passcode on an Impinj Zuma Tag, enter the following:... -
Page 50: Programming The Matrics Class 0+ Tag
MP9311 User’s Guide Programming the Matrics Class 0+ Tag Matrics Class 0+ tags utilize a process called Singulation. This is a process of uniquely identifying a tag in a population of tags and retieving its Electronic Product Code (EPC). For detailed information on EPC Class 0 singulation, refer to the EPC Global Class 0 specification. -
Page 51: Writing Initial Epc Code To Blank Matrics Epc0+ Tags
Tag Programming Writing Initial EPC Code to Blank Matrics EPC0+ Tags To write the EPC code to blank tags, ID0 singulation must be used. If ID2 traversal is to be inhibited on subsequent tags, set the traversal inhibit bit in PE0. Once written, those tags will not singulate using ID2 unless the EPC code is erased and then rewritten with traversal inhibit cleared. -
Page 52: Writing A Kill Code And User Data
MP9311 User’s Guide Writing a Kill Code and User Data Kill codes and user data can be written to any tag in the field in the same manner as the EPC code method described above, but typically a kill code and user data would be associated with a specific EPC code. -
Page 53: Locking Tags
Tag Programming Locking Tags Individual memory pages can be locked with the Lb command. Once a page is locked, it cannot be unlocked or written. The following are typical Lock commands. To lock Page 0 (Kill code of any tag singulated using PE0 bits), enter: }Lb! To lock Page 2 (Kill code of any tag singulated using PE0 bits), enter: }Lb,a:2! (locks page 2, the EPC code of any tag singulated using PE0 bits) -
Page 54: Programming The Epc1, Generation 2 Tag
MP9311 User’s Guide Programming the EPC1, Generation 2 Tag EPC Class1, Generation 2 (Gen2) tags can be programmed by the SAMSys UHF readers. EPC1, Gen2 tags support 4 different writable memory banks with each memory bank consisting of a series of 16 bit words. Each word can be written independently and one word is the smallest size write operation supported. -
Page 55: Writing The Tag
Tag Programming Writing the Tag Three CHUMP commands can be used to write to an EPC1, Gen2 tag: Wa, Wt, and Wv. Wa writes to any tag in the field and is typically used to write the EPC ID to tag. Wt writes to a specific tag, as defined in the input parameter list, and is typically used to write to user data on a tag. - Page 56 MP9311 User’s Guide Using the Wt Command The Wt command can also be used to write the Kill and Access passwords and the TID and User Memory banks. The Wt command requires the use of the EPC ID of the tag. The format of the Wt command is as follows: }Wt, b:<data>...
- Page 57 Tag Programming Using the Wv Command The Wv command is a multifunction command that performs any erase, write, and verification needed to program a tag in a specific protocol. The command can also lock the data. The format of the Wv command is as follows: }Wv,b:<EPC data>,k:<kill code>,c:<access code>, i:<TID data>,u:<user memory>,m:<lock mask>! where:...
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- Page 60 OWER OWER HOOSE HOOSE SAMSys Technologies, Inc. Part Number: MP9311-01-UG-V1.0 Printed in U.S.A.
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