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Vehicle Identification
TeleTag
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STid UHF RFID Readers
IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE
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Summary of Contents for Stid TeleTag System
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Vehicle Identification TeleTag System ® STid UHF RFID Readers IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE...
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A UHF tag may have a specific orientation, related to the polarisation of its antenna. A “linear” tag will be orientation-sensitive and will not read as well horizontally as it does vertically. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Introduction NA102A03_EN...
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0° / 100% 30° / 87% 45° / 70% © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | General principles of UHF technology NA102A03_EN...
Page 4: Tag Position
Ensure the tag is not touching the upper edge of the windscreen. Side to choose according to position of the antenna / reader © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Tag position NA102A03_EN...
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2 – The TeleTag is not transferable. When you choose the location, bear in mind the space you will need to insert the tag into the holder (look at the angle of the windscreen). © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Tag position NA102A03_EN...
Page 6: New Projects
(higher windscreen, van etc.) in order to ensure the antenna is positioned so as to cover as wide a range of usage cases as possible. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | New projects NA102A03_EN...
Page 7: Basic Installation Rules
: 0-3 m A higher antenna with a downward orientation will limit the ground range and therefore prevent the tag on a second vehicle being inadvertently read. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Basic installation rules NA102A03_EN...
Page 8: Configuration Examples
External variables can also influence certain functional factors. Simple one-lane access One URC reader in a lateral orientation Positioned ahead of the barrier for early detection © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Configuration examples NA102A03_EN...
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Double-width sliding gate, with vehicles arriving from both directions Dual-antenna URD reader or 2 URC readers One antenna either side of the gate to be aligned with each direction of travel. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Configuration examples NA102A03_EN...
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Each antenna controls one lane and transmits the data it reads to an independent output. The antenna cannot be further than 9m from the reader, so the reader is located in the centre (red box). © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Configuration examples NA102A03_EN...
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Ground Range ( ) = Corrected Range (Dc) * adjustment coefficient (based on angle Z) STEP ONE: calculate the Corrected Range ( © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | How to estimate the theoretical range NA102A03_EN...
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30° 0.87 35° 0.82 40° 0.76 45° 0.71 Corrected Range (Dc) = nominal range (D) * Adjustment Coefficient (Angle x) * Adjustment coefficient (Angle y) © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | How to estimate the theoretical range NA102A03_EN...
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= 5.72. If angle Z is 30°, then: For example 2: = 3.27m * 0.87 = 2.84 m = 3.27. If angle Z is 30°, then: © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | How to estimate the theoretical range NA102A03_EN...
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By the way, it is very important to take into account this point before the installation of the reader and realize the tests in order to define the location of the reader. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Heat-reflective windscreens NA102A03_EN...
Page 15: Frequently Asked Questions
Change the location of the tag have a heat-reflective reader not well placed. or reader. windscreens Heat-reflective windscreens Change the positioning of the without non-treated part tag or the type of it. © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Frequently Asked Questions NA102A03_EN...
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Vehicle identification: TeleTag UHF APPENDIX 1: Types of heat-reflective windscreens © STid 2014 – No unauthorised reproduction | Frequently Asked Questions NA102A03_EN...
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