4
USB, alternative to Ethernet Aux port. The USB interface must only be used temporarily as
a servicing interface!
5
Configuration with SOPAS ET, prepared representation of the read result, transponder
access or reading diagnostics
6
Ethernet adapter cable for connection 2 (male connector, M12, 8-pin, X-coded/male con‐
nector, RJ-45, 8-pin), e.g. part no. 6049728
Read operation
In operational use of the application, the device outputs the read result to the further
processing computer via the host interface. Select one of two configurable output for‐
mats for this purpose. The device can also output the same output format or a second
output format in parallel via the Aux interface.
For a detailed overview, see "Use of the data interfaces", page 38.
"Power"
Ready
RF
Link/Act
microSD
Cable 4Cable 7
V
S
2
Trigger
sensor
1
PD
*)
"Ethernet (Host 1)"
HOST
Further data
processing
EthernetEthernet
RFU61x-106xx
Reading result 5
6
Cable 3
*) PD = Powered Devices 8
Figure 13: Block diagram RFU61x-106xx (power and Ethernet connection): read operation
1
Trigger sensor for external read cycle, e.g. GL6 (part no. 1059241)
2
Supply voltage V
S
3
Power adapter cable for connection 1 (female connector, M12, 4-pin, A-coded/flying
leads), e.g. part no. 2095607
4
Ethernet adapter cable for connection 2 (male connector, M12, 8-pin, X-coded/male con‐
nector, RJ-45, 8-pin), e.g. part no. 6049728
5
Read result (configurable output format 1 or 2)
6
Data further processing
7
Trigger connecting cable for connection 3 (male connector, M8, 4-pin/male connector,
M8, 4-pin), e.g. part no. 2096347
8
PD = Energy consumer
6.3.2 RFU61x-106xx (connection: Power over Ethernet)
Service operation
The following functions can be executed via one of the three data interfaces (Aux 1, Aux
2 or Host 1):
•
Configuration
•
Representation of the reading result (detected transponders)
•
Transponder access (reading and writing data)
•
Reading diagnostics (read result in fixed output format)
For a detailed overview, see "Use of the data interfaces", page 38.
This is illustrated here for the Aux interface, the Aux port of the Ethernet interface, and
alternatively the USB interface.
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