TagMaster XT-1, Manual

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Page 2: ...sly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Caution To comply with Council Recommendation 1999 519 EC and FCC regulations this reader...

Page 3: ...g 13 3 3 2 Magstripe Timing 14 Ethernet 14 RS232 15 RS485 16 Inputs 17 Light and Sound 17 Relay 18 USB 18 MicroSD Memory Card Slot 18 Tamper Switch XT Mini only 18 DIP Switches 19 3 13 1 Interface Con...

Page 4: ...24 Wiegand Magstripe 24 5 1 1 Easy Configuration 24 OSDP RS485 27 5 2 1 Easy Configuration 27 Push RS232 RS485 TCP IP 28 TAGP TCP IP 28 Other Protocols 28 6 Built in Access Controller 29 7 Troubleshoo...

Page 5: ...control and therefore has a few weaknesses in these applications Even if all modern tags have a unique ID this is often too long for existing access control systems and tags cannot be bought with the...

Page 6: ...th windshield or headlight tags C Access control at the gate and vehicle identification at the weighbridge The trucks are equipped with ISO card tags that are mounted in a holder on the windshield and...

Page 7: ...ot work if they are mounted on metal or objects containing water Metallized windshields may prevent tag reading as they block radio waves Most EPC Gen 2 tags have a donut shaped radiation pattern as s...

Page 8: ...1 Universal Mounting Kit UMK The UMK TagMaster part no 193600 makes it easy to mount the reader in a wide variety of positions and angles The kit contains all parts needed to mount the reader on a wal...

Page 9: ...ire Ground the reader chassis using the grounding screw Figure 8 XT 1 with open lid left cable gland with insert for two cables right 2 4 2 XT Mini In XT Mini cables should be connected through the tw...

Page 10: ...spring cage 3 Insert wire into terminal 4 Remove screwdriver to clamp wire 5 Gently pull installed wire to make sure connection is reliable Wire size 0 5 mm2 1 5 mm2 AWG 20 AWG 16 Table 1 Wire connect...

Page 11: ...3 USB 4 DIP S301 5 DIP S101 6 MICROSD Table 2 Interface names Power Supply The reader shall be powered by an isolated power supply suitable for outdoor use The required voltage is 12 VDC to 24 VDC It...

Page 12: ...r define a custom format The most common predefined formats can be selected by setting DIP switches S101 6 8 as shown in the table below When any of these switches are in the ON position the reader is...

Page 13: ...it is possible to activate 1 k pull up resistors on D0 CLK D1 DATA and CL LOAD Details are shown in Figure 11 Figure 11 Wiegand Magstripe DIP switch configuration 3 3 1 Wiegand Timing The following va...

Page 14: ...gram note data low logic one Ethernet The reader has a 10 Mbps 100 Mbps Ethernet interface with one XT Mini or two XT 1 ports The interface supports auto crossover Auto MDIX so that installation can b...

Page 15: ...As a client the reader automatically connects to a specified TCP server when it has data to send The IP address and port of the server and the protocol to use can be configured under Settings Interfa...

Page 16: ...on DIP S301 4 5 ON of 620 bias on the receive side to be used at one node in the RS485 chain The options using DIP switches are detailed in Figure 15 and also described in section 3 13 With factory de...

Page 17: ...cle is present All inputs have a debounce filter that is enabled by default When the debounce filter is enabled short pulses on the inputs are ignored Pulses must be at least 20 ms to guarantee that t...

Page 18: ...gs are available under Settings Interfaces Relay in the web interface USB The reader has a USB connector that is used for service and maintenance Connections USB USB connector Type B Jack Speed 12 Mbp...

Page 19: ...rface Configuration DIP Switch S301 3 13 2 Software Configuration DIP Switch S101 Position s Description 1 Firmware upgrade mode S101 1 is used for firmware upgrade See section 4 4 for more informatio...

Page 20: ...be 169 254 1 1 and the subnet mask 255 255 0 0 A PC that is directly connected to a reader will usually get an IP address in this subnet automatically If the PC does not have an IP address that is in...

Page 21: ...available in the following sections 4 1 4 Access Controller The built in access controller is configured on the Access Controller pages See section 6 for more information 4 1 5 Web Tools The Web Tool...

Page 22: ...arrier setting is used to enable disable reading When Carrier is on default the reader reads tags The Read level setting controls the read range The default value 100 corresponds to maximum read range...

Page 23: ...6 Data Format The Data Format settings under Settings Data Format in the web interface specifies the output format for data that is pushed to RS232 RS485 TCP Client and the built in access controller...

Page 24: ...der Settings Interfaces Wieg Mag in the web interface 5 1 1 Easy Configuration The reader can be configured to work with common access control systems using DIP switches S101 6 8 When any of these swi...

Page 25: ...system to use H10302 format GND 0V IN1 N C CL LOAD N C IN1 N C D0 CLK D0 CLK IN2 N C D1 DATA D1 DATA IN2 N C S101 S301 Vigilant pull ups disabled Bewator Entro 6 5 Wiegand format W37N H10302 Older ver...

Page 26: ...W26S H10302 To get all digits from the SecureMarkID tag it is necessary to solder a strap at P14 on the RCO DB 50W board Without this strap it is only possible to get the last four digits from the ta...

Page 27: ...OSDP For common access control systems OSDP can also be enabled using DIP switch S101 as described below 5 2 1 Easy Configuration 5 2 1 1 AXIS A1001 In the A1001 software set the reader protocol to O...

Page 28: ...245ghz PuTTY TagMaster Edition can be downloaded from ftp partner 245ghz ftp tagmaster com All TAGP messages start with a 4 character message identifier and ends with a new line character To initiate...

Page 29: ...ess controller connection diagram To use the access controller or log a microSD card must be inserted into the microSD memory card slot Make sure to power off the reader before inserting or removing t...

Page 30: ...be restored to factory default settings as described in section 4 5 Make sure that working and correctly formatted EPC Gen 2 tags are being used 8 Definitions and Abbreviations AES Advanced encryption...

Page 31: ...60068 2 1 Ad EN 60068 2 2 Bd EN 60068 2 14 Nb Storage temperature 40 C to 85 C 40 F to 185 F Power supply 12 24 VDC supply Inputs 3 isolated inputs Outputs 3 isolated outputs shared with Wiegand Magst...

Page 32: ...Technical Support Phone 46 8 632 19 50 E mail support tagmaster com Office Address TagMaster AB Kronborgsgr nd 11 164 46 KISTA SWEDEN Phone 46 8 632 19 50 Web www tagmaster com...