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SL200
User's Manual
Published: 6/25/2021
Version 1.1.1
This document describes the SL200 product and relevant software operation
supplied by GIGA-TMS INC. To check for more recent editions of this
document, see
http://ftp.gigatms.com.tw/disks/DISK5493/
GIGA-TMS INC.
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  • Page 1 SL200 User’s Manual Published: 6/25/2021 Version 1.1.1 This document describes the SL200 product and relevant software operation supplied by GIGA-TMS INC. To check for more recent editions of this document, see http://ftp.gigatms.com.tw/disks/DISK5493/ GIGA-TMS INC.
  • Page 2 GIGA-TMS INC makes no responsibility to update such materials In no event shall GIGA-TMS INC be liable to you or any third party for any special incidental, indirect or consequential damages of any kind, or any damages whatsoever, including, without limitation, those resulting from loss of use, data or profits, whether or not GIGA-TMS INC has been advised of the possibility of damage, and on any theory of liability, arising out of or in connection with the use of the software.
  • Page 3 GIGA-TMS’s original packages, and for goods modified, altered, or treated without authorization by GIGA-TMS. Service may be obtained by delivering the product during the warranty period to GIGA-TMS (8F No. 31 Lane 169, Kang Ning Street, Hsi Chih Dist New Taipei City, Taiwan). If this product is delivered by mail or by an equivalent shipping carrier, the customer agrees to insure the product or assume the risk of loss or damage in transit, to prepay shipping charges to the warranty service location, and to use the original shipping container or equivalent.
  • Page 4: Terminology

    Terminology High Frequency Radio frequency RFID Radio-frequency identification SL200 The Desktop HF reader with keyboard output -USB. Tag ID Tag-identification or Tag identifier, depending on context. Tag ID also called Card ID, UID or CSN (card serial number). Tag Data The data stored in the tag memory.
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    DEVICE OPERATIONS ................................19 ......................................19 ................................19 UTPUT EYSTROKES ORMAT ....................................... 19 HITELIST ................................19 RESS THE OGOUT UTTON ................................... 20 LUETOOTH ONNECTION SOFTWARE OPERATIONS ................................21 SL200 U ................................22 TILITY FOR INDOWS Install the Program .................................. 22...
  • Page 6 Start the Program ..................................22 Using SL200 Utility ................................... 23 ..............................33 IRMWARE OADER FOR INDOWS Install the Program .................................. 33 Open the Program ................................... 33 Explore the User Interface ............................... 34 Using Firmware Loader ................................35 COM P ............................37...
  • Page 7: Introduction

    13.56MHz, which is compliant with ISO-14443A and ISO15693. SL200 uses the keyboard emulation that outputs the Tag ID, Tag data or mobile login data as keystrokes at the current cursor position in the host application. This makes the application doesn’t need to implement the SDK libibary or communication protocol to receive the reader data.
  • Page 8: Hardware Features

    Hardware Features Cables and Controls USB Cable Antenna Buzzer BLE Module (Optional) Bluetooth Status LED Operation Status LED Logout Button...
  • Page 9: Operation Status Led

    [Windows Key] + [L] to computer. This button can be programmed to your wanted keystrokes output. USB Cable The cable that SL200 uses is USB interface, which is compatible with USB1.1 to 2.0. The USB cable also provides the power for SL200.
  • Page 10 host device.
  • Page 11: Mechanical Dimension

    Mechanical Dimension...
  • Page 12: Part Numbers

    Part Numbers Device numbering scheme is as follows: SL200- “00” Part Number Description SL200-00 The reader with BLE connectivity. SL200-50 The reader without BLE connectivity.
  • Page 13: Specifications

    Specifications Features SL200-00 SL200-50 HF reader read range 2 cm ✓  Read Card Memory ✓  Whitelist Status Indicator Power Status LED / Bluetooth Status LED Buzzer Button Communication ✓  Bluetooth HID profile (Keyboard Emulation) Electrical RFID interface...
  • Page 14: General Information

    The Tag Data is stored in the tag memory. In most of time it only needs to read partial of Tag Data. If the tag memory required security settings to read out, then it needs to set up related settings to SL200 reader...
  • Page 15: Rfid Card Login Diagram

    Following diagram shows the relationships of using card to log in system procedure between an user and Host application. If the Tag ID/Tag Data is defined in Whitelist, then SL200 will output the account and password related to its Tag ID/Tag Data.
  • Page 16: Whitelist Verification Sequence Diagram

    The Login Reader App sends the account and password to SL200 via Bluetooth. Whitelist Verification Sequence Diagram Following diagram shows the sequence of using Whitelist to convert Tag ID/Tag Data to account and password data as keystrokes to computer.
  • Page 17: User Stories

    User Stories  As an User, I can place my ID Card on the SL200 reader, output the account / password as keystorkes to enter the login window of host application, so I don’t need to remember the account / password and it will save time for not to use keyboard to type the account / password.
  • Page 18: Getting Started

    Following procedure shows the way of using SL200 to output the Tag ID to computer . Connect SL200 to computer USB port. Place SL200 next to monitor, or computer, or the place where is convenient for you to place tag. Open Notepad program.
  • Page 19: Device Operations

    Account: The account name.  Password: The password fo the account. If the Tag ID/Tag Data is not defined in Whitelist, then SL200 direct to output Tag ID/Tag Data. Refer to this diagram for viewing the sequence. Press the Logout Button...
  • Page 20: Bluetooth Connection

    Bluetooth Connection SL200 allows user to use the mobile phone app to present their ID via the Bluetooth connectivity.
  • Page 21: Software Operations

    Software Operations This part of the documentation describes all software supplied by SL200. At the moment, following software packages are available: • SL200 Utility Program for Windows • Firmware Loader for Windows • Virtual COM Port Driver...
  • Page 22: Sl200 Utility For Windows

    SL200 reader’s settings. This program supports all part numbers SL200 reader, so only the features that the connected SL200 supports can be showing on the program UI. To view which features that your SL200 reader supports, please refer to Specifications topic.
  • Page 23: Using Sl200 Utility

    Using SL200 Utility Connect Reader to Computer Connect SL200 to your computer, click Connect, the connected port number will appear in the Port list. Click to select the port where SL200 connects to establish the connection.
  • Page 24 Log List This window contains following elements:  Connect button Click to establish the connection with SL200 reader. If the connection is established, then it will read all the device settings and show on the Settings Tab.  Disconnect button Click to close the connection with SL200 reader.
  • Page 25 Hardware UID box Shows the hardware identifier.  Firmware Information box Shows firmware application running on SL200 reader, including the MCU and BLE module.  Device ID box Click to select or type the device ID number for the reader.
  • Page 26 Keystorkes Settings Shows the output keystrokes format settings. There are two group settings in this page:  Data Output Format Page: Shows the output format settings used for outputing the Tag ID, Tag Data and the data received from Login Reader App.
  • Page 27 The settings in Data Output Format Page contains following elements:  Keystrokes box Type the keystrokes when card removed from reader. Logout Button Setting Shows the output keystrokes after pressing the Logout Button. The settings in Logout Button Page contains following element: ...
  • Page 28 Clicks to delete all the records.  Recover Clicks to recover the deleted records. If the Tag ID/Tag Data is not defined in Whitelist, then SL200 direct to output Tag ID/Tag Data. Refer to this diagram for viewing the sequence.
  • Page 29 Tag Settings Shows the settings which are used for reading the tag. There are two group settings in this page:  Reader Page: Shows which field (Tag ID or Tag Data) is going to read and determine the rule to encode the data that will output as keystrokes to computer.
  • Page 30 This setting page contains following elements:  Tag ID Convert Parameters group: The relevant parameters used to decode and encode Tag ID. ▪ Revert Bytes box: Reverts the input data. For example, if the Tag ID is 30h 31h 32h 33h, then is will reverse to 33h 32h 31h 30h.
  • Page 31 is will reverse to 33h 32h 31h 30h. ▪ Input Extracted Start box: The start position to extart input data. The value starts fron 0. ▪ Input Extracted Length box: The length to extract input data. The value 0 means extract whole data.
  • Page 32  MAD AID (HEX) box Types the AID value for the tag is using MAD format. The reader will search the sector number specified in AID and then go to read the Tag Data stored in the specified sector.  Non-MAD Sector box Clicks to select the sector number of the Non-MAD tag that the reader is going to read.
  • Page 33: Firmware Loader For Windows

    Download the Firmware Loader setup file for Windows. Double click setup file to run the install program on your computer. Open the Program On the taskbar, click Start, and then point to All Programs. Point to GIGA-TMS, point to Firmware Loader, and then click Firmware Loader.
  • Page 34: Explore The User Interface

    Explore the User Interface Connect Port Firmware File This window contains following elements:  Firmware box Shows the firmware file path and file name.  Browse button Clicks to select the firmware file which is used to upgrade to device. ...
  • Page 35: Using Firmware Loader

    Using Firmware Loader Connect Reader to Computer Connect device to computer. Click Connect, select the port where device connects to establish the connection. Select Firmware File Click Browse to select the firmware file that you want to upgrade to device.
  • Page 36 Upgrade Device Firmware Click Burn to start the process of upgrading firmware. Once the upgrading process is done, the device will reboot to run on the new firmware. If the firmware upgrading is failed, this could be caused by following reasons: ...
  • Page 37: Virtual Com Port Driver For Windows

    Virtual COM Port Driver for Windows Overview The SL200 reader is using USB cable to connect to computer. If you want to use Virtual COM Port interface to do the data communication, then this requires to install the Virtual COM Port driver.
  • Page 38: Technical Support

    Technical Support http://ftp.gigatms.com.tw/disks/DISK5493/ Is your Download Center where you can  Find apps and source code  View manuals and the knowledge base  Download the latest firmware and software...
  • Page 39: Update History

    2021/6/25 V1.1.1 ⚫ Added Virtual COM Port Driver topic. 2021/6/24 V1.1.0 ⚫ Added SL200-50 part number Hardware Specifications topic. ⚫ Rename SL200 Manager to SL200 Utility. ⚫ Added Firmware Loader Software topic. 2021/4/27 V1.0.2 ⚫ Modified device pictures and Specifications Headware Features.

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Sl200-00Sl200-50

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