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Summarization of Contents
Preface and Guide Overview
1 Preface
A brief introduction and welcome message to the user.
2 About this Guide
Explains the document's purpose, content, and target audience.
3 Devices
Lists the Kathrein antennas covered by this user guide.
Symbols and Signal Words
4.1 Symbols
Explains various warning signs and their meanings in safety instructions.
4.2 Signal Words
Defines signal words like WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and TIP used in the guide.
5 Professional Installation Guidelines for the U.S.
5.1 Installation Personnel
Details requirements for professional installers for UHF RFID readers and system setup.
5.2 External Antennas
Outlines FCC rules for antenna gain and approved antennas for use with the system.
5.3 Final Output Power
Emphasizes selecting installation positions and ensuring final output power adheres to regulations.
6 Safety Instructions
6.1 General Safety Instructions
Covers crucial safety aspects including electric shock, fire hazards, and proper device handling.
6.2 CE Marking for Kathrein RFID Antennas
Information on CE marking and radiation exposure warnings for RFID antennas.
6.3 FCC and ISED Canada Regulatory Information
Details regulatory responsibilities for system operators and compliance with FCC/ISED rules.
7 Introduction
7.1 RFID UHF Antenna
Introduces Kathrein's UHF RFID antenna families categorized by reading range.
7.2 Standard Antennas
Presents examples and descriptions of Low Range, Mid Range, and Wide Range antennas.
7.2.1 SMSH Antennas
Describes SMSH antennas, ideal for shelving with specific reading zone characteristics.
7.2.2 KRAI Antennas
Explains KRAI antennas and their dynamic configuration via the antenna cable.
8 Product Description
8.1 Low Range Antenna
Details the Low Range antennas designed for precise, short-range detection and writing.
8.2 Mid Range Antenna
Covers MiRa and S-Mira antennas for mid-range applications in various environments.
8.3 Smart Shelf Antenna
Focuses on SMSH antennas for shelving, highlighting their thin design and selective reading.
8.4 Wide Range Antenna WRA 6060
Describes the WRA 6060 antenna for focused read ranges up to 5m and outdoor use.
8.5 Wide Range Antenna WRA 7070
Details the WRA 7070 antenna for far-field applications with large reading distances.
8.6 Wide Range Antenna WRA 3070
Explains the WRA 3070 antenna for maximum reading range with a focused 30° beam.
9 Standards for Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields
9.1 Harmonised Standards
Outlines harmonized standards for human exposure to electromagnetic fields in Europe.
9.2 Occupational and General Exposure according to EN 50364
Defines procedures and limits for electromagnetic field exposure for workers and the general population.
9.3 Compliance with Reference Values (WRA 7070 Example)
Provides an example of electric field compliance for the WRA 7070 antenna against reference values.
9.4 Standard Assessment Procedure according to EN 62369
Details standard assessment procedures for electromagnetic field exposure according to EN 62369.
Antenna Concepts and Exposure Scenarios
10.1 Antenna Concepts and Families
Introduces the categorization of Kathrein RFID antennas into Low, Mid, Wide Range, and Smart Shelf groups.
10.2 Characteristics of Antenna Groups
Summarizes the key characteristics of Low Range, Mid Range, Wide Range, and SMSH antenna groups.
Characteristics and Specific Limits of Antennas
11.1 Low Range Antenna
Details the technical features and specific limits for the LoRa and ULoRa Low Range antennas.
11.2 Mid Range Antenna
Lists technical features and typical applications for MiRa and S-Mira Mid Range antennas.
11.3 Wide Range Antenna
Outlines technical features and typical applications for WRA7070 and WRA3070 Wide Range antennas.
11.4 SMSH Antenna
Details the technical features and typical applications of SMSH antennas.
Classification of UHF RFID Antennas
12.1 Low Range Antenna – Read Range up to 20 cm
Provides a classification of Low Range antennas with their order numbers, types, and descriptions.
12.2 Mid Range Antenna – Read Range 20 cm up to 500 cm
Lists Mid Range antennas, including their order numbers, types, and descriptions.
12.3 Wide Range Antenna – Read Range of more than 10 m
Classifies Wide Range antennas, detailing their order numbers and descriptions by generation.
12.4 SMSH Antenna – Read Range 20 cm up to 300 cm
Classifies SMSH antennas, listing their order numbers and descriptions by generation.
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