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General| Air Interface Protocol | EPCglobal UHF Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Power Supply | 24V DC |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet |
| Power Output | Up to 30 dBm |
Identifies the product model, serial number, and manufacturer details.
Defines the intended application and operational context for the RFID reader.
Details prohibited actions that could endanger the device, user, or third parties.
Outlines compliance with FCC rules for radio frequency energy emissions.
Details conformity with EU directives and standards for radio equipment.
Explains terms of liability, warranty period, and conditions for claims.
States the purpose of the manual for safety, transport, installation, and operation.
Instructions for storing the product manual for future reference.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols, signal words, and their classification.
Covers general safety principles, intended use, and specific safety symbols.
Describes the core functionality of the RFID reader system using FM transmissions.
Details the functions of buttons, LEDs, and other interface elements on the device.
Illustrates the internal components and their layout within the reader housing.
Provides a detailed explanation of each component's role and function within the reader.
Information about the CE mark, serial number, part number, and MAC address labels on the device.
Specifies voltage, current, and impulse requirements for the device's power supply.
Crucial safety guidelines for installing the device in industrial environments.
Defines the required qualifications and skills for personnel performing installation.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the device and its accessories from clean-room packaging.
Step-by-step instructions and considerations for mounting the device securely.
Guidelines for optimal transponder reading/writing based on antenna placement and orientation.
Lists different antenna types available for the RFID reader.
Provides dimensional data for rod, mini, micro, and frame antennas for planning purposes.
Details the pin assignments for Ethernet and RS232 terminal connections.
Explains the functionality and connections for external input and output signals.
Lists prerequisites for operating the reader, including antenna, power, and host connection.
Instructions for calibrating the reader to ensure optimal transponder communication.
Specifies requirements for personnel operating the RFID reader.
Details the ASC-I1 communication protocol, including structure, message items, and commands.
Covers the SECS-I and SECS-II protocols, HSMS implementation, and message details.
General guidelines and safety precautions for servicing the RFID reader.
Defines the required qualifications and skills for personnel performing troubleshooting.
Safety warnings and precautions specific to servicing and handling electronic components.
Lists error IDs, names, descriptions, possible causes, and correcting actions for troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting steps for when the device's power LED is not illuminated.
Diagnostic procedures for interpreting the error LED status during test mode.
Instructions for performing a hardware reset and the reader's self-test sequence.
Describes the reader's behavior and self-test after a power interruption.
Steps for safely removing the device and its components.
Guidelines for storing the reader and its components in a clean and dry environment.
Recommendations for packaging and transporting the device securely.
Procedures for disposing of the device and its components according to regulations.
Lists available antenna types, part numbers, and their reading/writing ranges.
Details available plug types, part numbers, and pictures for power and signal connections.
Lists available RS232 serial and power supply cables with part numbers and lengths.
Information on mounting sets for the standard housing of the RFID reader.
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