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– ProxTrak Portal Reader Installation Procedure 6042-901-01 Rev 7
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6.6.3.1 Individual ProxTrak
TM
Commands
Host commands can be sent to a specific Asset ID tag. When the ID has been acquired and transferred to
the Host during the normal polling process, the Host can then send an Individual Tag command to ProxTrak
Tag, based on the ID. The Reader accepts the Individual Tag command(s) from the Host and sends it to
the tag if currently available in the field. If the tag is not currently in the field, the Reader sends a failure
response to the Host after a 1-second timeout.
the Host during the normal polling process, the Host can then send an Individual Tag command to ProxTrak
Tag, based on the ID. The Reader accepts the Individual Tag command(s) from the Host and sends it to
the tag if currently available in the field. If the tag is not currently in the field, the Reader sends a failure
response to the Host after a 1-second timeout.
6.6.3.2 Global ProxTrak
TM
Commands
Host commands can be sent globally to Asset ID tags by sending Global Tag Command, which contains
the specific tag command. The Reader accepts the Global Tag command from the Host and sends it to all
tags that are currently available in the field.
Refer to the ProxTrak Multi-Drop Serial protocol specification for a complete description of the Set Tag
command, Individual Tag command, Global Tag command and EEPROM locations for setting the Default
Tag command and the Failsafe tag command.
the specific tag command. The Reader accepts the Global Tag command from the Host and sends it to all
tags that are currently available in the field.
Refer to the ProxTrak Multi-Drop Serial protocol specification for a complete description of the Set Tag
command, Individual Tag command, Global Tag command and EEPROM locations for setting the Default
Tag command and the Failsafe tag command.
6.7 Indicators
Indicators include the Red/Green LED, Beeper, Relay 1 and Relay 2. Each indicator also has its own
programmable duration setting. Some default indicator actions are pre-programmed for Power up, Access
card read, Asset card read and when a Tag Command has been sent to ProxTrak tags. These default
actions can be changed during the Portal set-up. If these default actions are not sufficient, the Indicator
command can be used. This command can be sent at any time from the Host, over-riding any current
actions. Refer to the ProxTrak
programmable duration setting. Some default indicator actions are pre-programmed for Power up, Access
card read, Asset card read and when a Tag Command has been sent to ProxTrak tags. These default
actions can be changed during the Portal set-up. If these default actions are not sufficient, the Indicator
command can be used. This command can be sent at any time from the Host, over-riding any current
actions. Refer to the ProxTrak
TM
Serial Protocol. Each Indicator has a list of up to 32 specific sequences,
including individual flash, flash twice, flash three times, cycle on/off, etc.
6.7.1 Red/Green LED and Beeper in the Access control Reader
The Red/Green LED and beeper is located on the face of the ThinLine
The Red/Green LED and beeper is located on the face of the ThinLine
TM
reader, and will activate using
the default actions listed in the indicator actions and respond to the Indicator command.
6.7.2 Red/Green LED and Beeper located on the DSP controller electronics.
There is Red/Green LED and beeper located on the Controller electronics of the Portal reader, and will
activate using the default actions listed in the indicator actions and respond to the Indicator command. This
internal Beeper has a jumper for disabling/enabling the feature. Refer to the Jumper settings. The beeper
can be disabled by moving jumper P23 to connect pins 1 and 2.
There is Red/Green LED and beeper located on the Controller electronics of the Portal reader, and will
activate using the default actions listed in the indicator actions and respond to the Indicator command. This
internal Beeper has a jumper for disabling/enabling the feature. Refer to the Jumper settings. The beeper
can be disabled by moving jumper P23 to connect pins 1 and 2.
6.7.3 Relay 1 and Relay 2
The Relays are located on the PCB and have connections available to select the normally open or normally
closed terminals. They can be included in the default indicator actions and can be activated with the
Indicator command. See the terminal strip connections available in the cabling requirements section.
The Relays are located on the PCB and have connections available to select the normally open or normally
closed terminals. They can be included in the default indicator actions and can be activated with the
Indicator command. See the terminal strip connections available in the cabling requirements section.
6.8 EEPROM Configuration information
Refer to the EEPROM configuration table, below and in the in the ProxTrakTM Serial Protocol for the
memory locations that set the following configurable features of the Reader. The EEPROM can be
changed and tested by using the Write EEPROM and Read EEPROM commands – also described in the
Protocol specification. Test software that provides an easy user interface is provided with each Portal
Reader. Refer to the ProxTrak Utilities Users Manual for more information.
memory locations that set the following configurable features of the Reader. The EEPROM can be
changed and tested by using the Write EEPROM and Read EEPROM commands – also described in the
Protocol specification. Test software that provides an easy user interface is provided with each Portal
Reader. Refer to the ProxTrak Utilities Users Manual for more information.
6.8.1 Indicators (LED's, Beeper, Relays) duration's
All five indicators have a 1 byte value. The byte specifies the basic duration used by the Reader to activate
the indicators. Refer to the table of Indicator actions, below. The references to long, medium and short
flashes (beeps, clicks) are based on this duration.
The default indicator duration bytes factory defaults are programmed as follows (100mSec/count):
All five indicators have a 1 byte value. The byte specifies the basic duration used by the Reader to activate
the indicators. Refer to the table of Indicator actions, below. The references to long, medium and short
flashes (beeps, clicks) are based on this duration.
The default indicator duration bytes factory defaults are programmed as follows (100mSec/count):
Indicator
Byte Value (HEX)
Duration
Red LED
10
1.6 Sec
Green LED
10
1.6 Sec
Beeper
10
1.6 Sec
Relay 1
10
1.6 Sec
Relay 2
10
1.6 Sec