Summary of Contents for AEG ID ARE i5
- Page 1 Operating Instructions for the ISO Long Range Decoder ARE i5 – MTX – RS 232 Instruction Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Scope INTRODUCTION INSTALLATION OF THE READER Using Serval Readers within a Close Operating Area Reading Performace ELECTRICAL AND MEACHNICAL POPERTIES DataPort and Power Supply Cable Antenna Cable and Fine Tuning Housing Electrical Properties HARDWARE Power Supply Data Port – RS 232 Antenna Receiving Coil Signals 4.4.1... - Page 3 BootMessage Case Sensitivity Line Feed Data Format of the Transponder Code NoRead Information Format SET OF COMMANDS Start Reading – GT Code Presentation – CD (ISO Transponder Only) Maximum Reading Time – TOR Operation Mode – MD Suppression of No Reads- CN Firmware Edition –...
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Page 4: Introduction
Introduction This document describes technical features and directions for installation of the Long Range Reader with external antennas due to read the following types of transponders, some defined in ISO 11784 /11785: FDX-B HDX Destron Datamars ... -
Page 5: Electrical And Meachnical Poperties
Electrical and Meachnical poperties The reader is connected to an master and the power supply by an standard cable. The used power supply must be set to U = 12 V (Id 1000496, 1005442) 24 V (Id 1004083, 1005451) I = min. 1A. Check the identification plate. -
Page 6: Housing
Housing The housing of reader is made of aluminium and meets the protection class of IP 65. The size of the housing is 220 x 120 x 80 mm. The wight is abaout 1.5 kg. Operating Temperature 0° C bis +70°C Storage Temperatur -20°C bis +70°C Humidity... -
Page 7: Hardware
Typ with 12 Volt: Id.No.: 1000496 or 1005442 Typ with 24 Volt: Id.No.: 1004083 or 1005451 Using the power supply cable Typ: ID 1001227 brown = +12 V or 24 V (depends on the device type ARE i5 ) white = --------------------------------------------------------------------------------7/20--------------------------------------------------------------------------------... -
Page 8: Data Port - Rs 232
Data Port – RS 232 Connector 2: (green) Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 The konfiguration of the data port is fixed to 19200 baud und 8N1. There is no handshake procedure needed. Maximum length 10m. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------8/20--------------------------------------------------------------------------------... -
Page 9: Antenna Receiving Coil
Antenna Receiving Coil Connector 3: (red) Receiving Coil: Pin 1, 2 Sending Coil: Pin3, 4 Signals 4.4.1 Visual Signal On the top, the orange Power LED 4.4.2 Sound Signal Signal at successful reading Caution!!! After switching on the power, no LED is active. It starts working, after getting a reading command. Hardware Reset After an hardware reset the reader starts with the TOR and CD parameter which is stored in the readers flash memory. -
Page 10: Operation Modes
Operation modes Two operation modes are defined: Operation mode 2 – Command mode Operation mode 0 – Continuous reading mode In the following chapters their functionality is described. Command Mode – MD 2 The communication partner is sending the command „Get tag“ („GT<CR>“) to start a reading attempt. The result, the transponder code or a no read message, is sent back. -
Page 11: Continuous Reading Mode - Md
This operation mode is factory setting. For further configuration and adaption to the application, use the fol- lowing commands: MD 2 Command mode CN 0 No suppression of no read messages TOR XYZ Maximal time the exciter is on. Maximal reading time x 0,1s. It takes this time until a no read message is sent. -
Page 12: Protokollformat
Protokollformat Echo There is no echo sended back Answer to an Parameter Request The value of the settings of the TOR parameter can be read out by the command of ‘TOR‘ + <CR> .. example: Command: ‘TOR‘ <CR> Answer: ‘5‘ <CR> Empty Input Line Is there only an <CR>... -
Page 13: Case Sensitivity
Case Sensitivity The reader is not case lectroma. Line Feed There is no Line Feed Character send. Data Format of the Transponder Code The location of the transponder bits in the ASCII characters is shown in the following tables: D39 … D32 D31 …... -
Page 14: Set Of Commands
Set of Commands Start Reading – GT The reading command code is GT. For details to this function see chapter. Input format: GT <CR> Output (example): Dependent of the parameter settings and the actual antenna input signal, three different responses are possible in operating mode 2: ... -
Page 15: Maximum Reading Time - Tor
Maximum Reading Time – TOR Timeout for the reader. TOR is used in operation mode 2 as maximum gating time for a reading process. The length of the maximum gating time results from the equation gating_time = TOR * TB. The time constant TB (Time Base) has always the default value 100ms. -
Page 16: Suppression Of No Reads- Cn
Suppression of No Reads- CN Through the setting CN=1 all NoRead results are suppressed on the serial interface.. Input format: CN <SP> parameter <CR> Parameter: Value Function issue NoReads on serial interface; (default value) suppress NoReads on interface Output (example): 0 <CR>... -
Page 17: Failure Protection - Nid
Failure Protection – NID NID specifies the number of identical transponder numbers, which have to appear for the result “successful reading“ within a reading cycle. In the setting NID = 1, two successive readings have to show the same tran- sponder number. -
Page 18: 7.10 Buzzer - Buz
7.10 Buzzer – BUZ A result telegram after a reading process can be accompanied by a sound signal. It is enabled or disabled with the command BUZ. Input format: BUZ <SP> parameter <CR> Parameter: Value Function Buzzer off Buzzer on, output in Good and Bad Read case Buzzer on, Good Read indication only (default value) Output (example): 1 <CR>... -
Page 19: Installation Of The Reader
The maximum reading time of the reader – TOR-Parameter – must be fixed to the needed value. Failure Management If the reading is not sucessful, please check following failure modes: Baud rates of the Terminal Software und ARE i5 is not the same. There is big influence of electromagnetic noise. ... -
Page 20: Contacts
Contacts To improve our products, as well as its documentation is our permanent effort. For any questions, feedback or comments please call: Sales und Marketing: ++49 (0)731-140088-0 Fax: ++49 (0)731-140088-9000 e-mail: sales@aegid.de http:\ www.aegid.de Revisions, Changes The initial English Edition is based on Revision 3 of the German Manual Revision Date Description of changes...
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