Tyco Safety Products/Sensormatic IDR3000 Benutzerhandbuch
RFID READER MODEL IDR-3000 INSTALLATION AND SERVICE GUIDE (8200-0222-02, REV. 1/A)
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RFID Reader
Model IDR-3000
Model IDR-3000
Installation and Service Guide
The Model IDR-3000 RFID Reader uses RFID
(radio frequency identification) technology to read
data stored on RFID tags and labels. The RFID
Reader operates as an SQL (structured query
language) server, providing tag data in response to
requests from another application. A separate
software application may be used to direct its
operation and provide a user interface.
(radio frequency identification) technology to read
data stored on RFID tags and labels. The RFID
Reader operates as an SQL (structured query
language) server, providing tag data in response to
requests from another application. A separate
software application may be used to direct its
operation and provide a user interface.
The RFID Reader supports UHF (ultra high
frequency) and HF (high frequency) antennas
which are available separately. The reader
provides two UHF and two HF antenna ports and
transfers data to a computer through an Ethernet
port.
frequency) and HF (high frequency) antennas
which are available separately. The reader
provides two UHF and two HF antenna ports and
transfers data to a computer through an Ethernet
port.
Contents
© Sensormatic 2003
About this Guide
This installation and service guide explains how to
install the Model IDR-3000 RFID Reader and use
the browser-based interface.
install the Model IDR-3000 RFID Reader and use
the browser-based interface.
Use the instructions provided with the antennas to
install and service the antennas.
install and service the antennas.
If you need assistance...
Call the RFID support line at 1-800-543-9740.
Before You Begin
Installation Requirements
•
The RFID reader is shipped with a certified
limited power source with a cable length of
1.8m (6ft).
limited power source with a cable length of
1.8m (6ft).
•
Use only authorized antennas and cables to
maintain FCC approval (see Authorized
Antennas on page 2).
maintain FCC approval (see Authorized
Antennas on page 2).
•
In order to comply with FCC requirements for
RF exposure safety, a separation distance of
at least 22cm (8.7in.) needs to be maintained
between the radiating elements of the antenna
and the bodies of nearby persons.
RF exposure safety, a separation distance of
at least 22cm (8.7in.) needs to be maintained
between the radiating elements of the antenna
and the bodies of nearby persons.
•
Antennas must be mounted within 3.6m (12ft)
cable distance of the reader.
cable distance of the reader.
•
Provide strain relief for all reader connections.
•
A shielded Ethernet cable must be used to
communicate with other devices.
communicate with other devices.
•
Multiple readers and antennas can be used in
combination to enhance detection at specific
locations provided the software application is
able to synchronize antenna operation.
combination to enhance detection at specific
locations provided the software application is
able to synchronize antenna operation.
Performance Considerations
RFID reader performance may be affected by
external factors including:
external factors including:
•
Tag variables
•
Environment
Performance tests conducted under typical
operating conditions at your site are recommended
to help you optimize system performance.
operating conditions at your site are recommended
to help you optimize system performance.