turck TN Q Series, Instructions For Use Manual

Page 1: ...Your Global Automation Partner Instructions for Use TN Q L H1147 UHF Read Write Heads...

Page 2: ...2 Hans Turck GmbH Co KG T 49 208 4952 0 F 49 208 4952 264 more turck com www turck com...

Page 3: ...13 5 Installing 14 5 1 Mounting plate fixing 15 5 2 Mast and tube mounting 16 5 3 With the RH Q240L280 Q280L640 arm bracket 17 6 Connection 18 6 1 Wiring diagrams 18 7 Commissioning 19 7 1 Connecting...

Page 4: ...dow 43 7 4 Querying device information with the DTM 44 8 Operation 46 8 1 LED indications 46 9 Troubleshooting 47 9 1 Rectifying errors 48 10 Maintenance 50 11 Repair 50 11 1 Returning devices 50 12 D...

Page 5: ...AUTION indicates a dangerous situation of medium risk which may result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided NOTICE NOTICE indicates a situation which may lead to property damage if not avoided N...

Page 6: ...z 866 866 868 MHz 902 902 928 MHz 840 920 840 5 844 5 MHz 920 5 924 5 MHz 902 915 902 907 5 MHz 915 928 MHz 917 917 920 8 MHz 920 920 926 MHz 921 920 925 MHz Read write heads Mounting condition N Non...

Page 7: ...1 Q L H1147 Singapore IDMA NOTE Additional certification may be required depending on the region of use Tests for other national approvals can be carried out and implemented if necessary 2 4 Manufactu...

Page 8: ...ey India TN902 902 928 MHz North America USA Canada Mexico TN840 920 840 5 844 5 MHz and 920 5 924 5 MHz China TN917 917 920 8 MHz Korea TN866 866 868 MHz Russia TN902 915 902 907 5 MHz and 915 928 MH...

Page 9: ...ay within the area of radiation of the UHF read write heads may be harmful to health Observe minimum distances from the actively radiating surface of the UHF read write head Region Max permissible tot...

Page 10: ...vided for connecting to the RFID interface 4 1 Device overview 200 175 60 M12 LED 130 120 60 M12 LED Fig 1 Dimensions TN Q175L200 H1147 Fig 2 Dimensions TN Q120L130 H1147 4 1 1 Display elements Each d...

Page 11: ...nd tag on devices for the UHF range IC Read write head Data carrier UHF electromagnetic wave Fig 3 Operating principle of UHF RFID The antenna of the read write head generates electromagnetic waves Th...

Page 12: ...signed and optimized for national fre quency bands in order to achieve as large a communication range as possible Wide band multi range tags for international use are also available as an alternative...

Page 13: ...3 4 5 Technical accessories The following accessories are supplied with the device Dimension drawing Type Ident No Description 100 45 6 5 4x 61 57 83 RH Q240L280 Q280L640 7030296 Arm bracket for UHF r...

Page 14: ...o read write heads using the same frequency depends on the maximum radiant power and the alignment of the antenna Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag D D D Fig 4 Antenna alignment Antenna alignment Minimum distan...

Page 15: ...V02 00 2020 08 15 5 1 Mounting plate fixing Fasten the device with four M5 35 cylinder screws on a pre drilled mounting plate Fig 5 Screwing the read write head onto the mounting plate...

Page 16: ...g 16 Hans Turck GmbH Co KG T 49 208 4952 0 F 49 208 4952 264 more turck com www turck com 5 2 Mast and tube mounting Fit the device with the intended mounting aid as shown in the following figure M6 x...

Page 17: ...bracket Ident No 7030296 is not supplied with the device and must be ordered separately Secure the read write head with two M6 12 screws on the arm bracket Mount arm bracket with read write head at t...

Page 18: ...nd ensure the recommended distances between medical equip ment and radiation sources Connect the device via the M12 plug connector to the RFID interface as shown in the wiring diagrams 6 1 Wiring diag...

Page 19: ...setting with the DTM the read write head must be connected with a PC The read write heads can be connected with a PC via a TBEN RFID inter face e g TBEN S2 2RFID 4DXP or via the STW RS485 USB interfa...

Page 20: ...g to the following color coding STW RS485 USB S2500 plug connectors S2501 plug connectors S2503 plug connectors VCC Brown BN Brown BN Red RD GND Blue BU Blue BU Black BK RS485 A White WH Black BK Whit...

Page 21: ...CTware Open PACTware Right click HOST PC in the project tree Click Add device Fig 10 Adding a device in PACTware NOTE The example shows the connection via an interface converter When using a TBEN RFID...

Page 22: ...nect the read write head to the PC via the RS485 interface Fig 11 Example Selecting RS485 RFID Double click RS485 RFID in the project tree Select the COM port The COM port to which the device is conne...

Page 23: ...V02 00 2020 08 23 Right click RS485 RFID in the project tree Click Add device Fig 13 Adding the device to the RS485 interface...

Page 24: ...s Turck GmbH Co KG T 49 208 4952 0 F 49 208 4952 264 more turck com www turck com Select the connected device example TN865 Q175L200 H1147 Confirm the selection with OK or double click the device Fig...

Page 25: ...08 25 Right click the device in the project tree Establish a connection Fig 15 Establishing a connection a The RFID Test and Parameterization functions can be started from the project tree at Addition...

Page 26: ...The individual read write heads are available in different variants When a connection is made to a connected read write head the DTM automatically detects the relevant device and deac tivates menu it...

Page 27: ...write head parameter setting Right click the device Start the parameter setting Choose Parameterization or Online parameterization The device must be connected to the PC for the Online parameterizatio...

Page 28: ...t the access level The following access levels are available n Basic default setting n Advanced n Administrator password protected Display channel wise Toggles the view between standard display and ch...

Page 29: ...vel can result in serious changes to operation The Administrator access level is therefore only available for Turck service technicians All relevant settings for the successful parameter setting of an...

Page 30: ...iated power reference isotropic antenna n ERP effective radiated power reference with the length of 2 The radiated power can be stated in watts or in dBm The following table shows approximate values a...

Page 31: ...The Advanced access level allows the Tag data delay time and Carrier delay time parameters to be set individually n Tag data delay time Time in which the read write head searches for a tag If a tag i...

Page 32: ...ication tab is used to set the parameters for the configuration of the deBus messages All parameters and the settable values are written in the DTM Example switch on RSSI transmission Switch on RSSI t...

Page 33: ...tten in the DTM Fig 23 Setting air interface parameters 7 2 8 Error Handling selectable parameters The behavior of the read write head in response to errors e g LED behavior can be set in the Error Ha...

Page 34: ...ers do not reduce the data traffic on the air interface and are not suitable for multi tag applications with many tags or high passing speeds All parameters and the settable values are written in the...

Page 35: ...all read operations below an RSSI value of 45 dBm are filtered out Fig 25 Example setting the limit value for RSSI 7 2 11 Setting LED indication Signaling The Signaling tab enables the default settin...

Page 36: ...communication between host or PC and read write head n Sending of user specific deBus commands n Writing of tags with a user defined number n Sending tag specific commands Requirements for the RFID Te...

Page 37: ...2020 08 37 7 3 2 Start window overview The RFID Test window consists of the following elements n Main menu n Basic test n Tag actions n Reader Status n Logger Fig 27 RFID Test overview of the start w...

Page 38: ...started through an explicit polling command Get read write head status Calls the status of the read write head and provides the in formation in the Logger window Get read write head version Calls the...

Page 39: ...e in the tag list The function is only available in polling mode Clear polled tags from read write head Clears the polling memory of the read write head Group tag list Combines readings of tags with t...

Page 40: ...th the first read operation The following parameters can be set for other read operations n Memory bank TID EPC UID PC access password or kill password n Start word n Number of words The read data is...

Page 41: ...activating trigger Basic test window execute polling command in order to display tag in the tag list Basic test window select tag from the tag list Fig 32 Basic test tag selection Tag actions window...

Page 42: ...om www turck com a Successful access is displayed via the status message at the bottom of the window Fig 34 Example read successful 7 3 6 RFID Test Logger window The Logger window displays read write...

Page 43: ...ve radiated power ERP n Reverse power The power radiated back to the electronics Fig 36 Messages in the Reader Status window The list can be cleared via the Delete button 7 3 8 HF diagnosis window Int...

Page 44: ...4952 264 more turck com www turck com 7 4 Querying device information with the DTM The DTM provides access to hardware and software information as well as regulations on the connected device Right cl...

Page 45: ...V02 00 2020 08 45 a The DTM shows the available information on the device according to the selected access level Fig 39 Device information for TN865 Q175L200 H1147 in the Advanced access level...

Page 46: ...dication functions can be adjusted for the specific application via the DTM The LEDs are factory set with the following indication functions after a voltage reset LED State Meaning 1 operating state O...

Page 47: ...roceed as follows Exclude environmental disturbances Check the connections of the device for errors Check device for parameterization errors If the malfunction persists the device is faulty In this ca...

Page 48: ...Rectifying errors Errors are displayed by an ERR LED lit red on the device Calling error messages in the DTM and rectifying them NOTE Contact Turck if the error persists after the read write head is...

Page 49: ...in the DTM Fig 41 DTM diagnosis Rectifying error messages Click the Reset read write head button in the RFID Test main menu Select Reset the read write head in the drop down menu a The read write head...

Page 50: ...ed if it is faulty Observe our return acceptance conditions when returning the device to Turck 11 1 Returning devices Returns to Turck can only be accepted if the device has been equipped with a Decon...

Page 51: ...200 600 kHz Output power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max 1500 mm 4000 mm Output function...

Page 52: ...bal Gen 2 Channel distance 500 kHz 500 kHz Output power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max 15...

Page 53: ...ut power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max 1500 mm 4000 mm Output function 4 wire read write...

Page 54: ...lobal Gen 2 Channel distance 600 kHz 600 kHz Output power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max...

Page 55: ...er 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max 1500 mm 4000 mm Output function 4 wire read write 4 wir...

Page 56: ...C EPCglobal Gen 2 Channel distance 250 kHz 250 kHz Output power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distanc...

Page 57: ...er 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power beam width 110 90 Read write distance max 1500 mm 4000 mm Output function 4 wire read write 4 wir...

Page 58: ...utput power 0 5 W ERP adjustable 1 W ERP adjustable The max output power of the devices is currently limited to 0 5 W ERP due to licensing Antenna polarization Clockwise Clockwise Antenna half power b...

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Page 60: ...aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploitation est autoris e aux deux conditions suivantes 1 l appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage et 2 l utilisa...

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