FMR-6000 User Manual
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1. The Intelleflex FMR 6000 RFID reader is capable of interacting with both ISO IEC 18000 6 2010 Battery Assisted Passive BAP Manchester mode tags and EPC Global Class 1 Gen 2 standards compliant passive tags The Intelleflex XC3 powered tags are also capable of interacting at long range using the ISO BAP or at short range with standard C1G2 readers even after the battery is no longer able to power the tag Pad Parts List Each Starter Kit includes 1 x Intelleflex FMR 6000 fixed multiprotocol reader 1 x Power over Ethernet injector with AC power cable 2 x single port antennas one for transmit and one for receive or 1 x dual patch Antennae 2 x antenna mounting bracket kits 2 x Coax cables 1 x Cat 5 Ethernet cable 1 x USB Type A to Type B cable 1 x FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 20 x Intelleflex XC3 Technology RFID tags 5 x STT 8000 General purpose tags 5 x SMT 8100 Standard on metal tags 5 x BAT 8300 Badge tags 5 x FBT 8400 FOB tags 5 XTMT 8500 Temperature Monitor tags 00000 1 x CD containing documentation please see readme txt included with the Starter Kit documentation for the complete list of documents 3 Installation Summary Physical Setup 1 Unpack the hardware and verify that all items listed in the FMR 6000 Starter Kit parts list are present Mount the two antennas using the attached mounting bracket to a pole or tripod Place the antennas with a minimum of one foot spacing and pointing2. reader on the network select the reader serial number that matches the label on the reader to test Note the IP address assigned to the reader 7 Download either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox 3 5 and later and start up the web browser Enter in the IP address from either step 4 static IP or step 5 dynamic IP e g 10 0 1 15 Internet Explorer is not supported at this time FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 5 September 2012 ntelleflex Quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit 8 The home page of the reader web demo is the Status page shown below It displays various information unique to this reader Verify that the serial number corresponds to the number listed on the label on the bottom of the FMR 6000 reader Status System Status Information System Product Serial Number Reader MAC Address Software Version Firmware Version Linux Kernel 9 Clicking on the Admin tab will bring up Admin page The FUR 8000 1133043718 7C BE E442 5E 8D v1 0 0 Configuration Reader Name Using DHCP Reader P TX Antennas RX Antennas NTP Server 208 69 120 201 reader s name can be changed by entering it in the Reader Name field and clicking on the Save Settings button Management Firmware Upgrade Management Reader Name Name Network Setup Use DHCP Netmask Gateway Preferred ONS Alternate DNS Web Service Conmfiguratior Web Service P Web Service Port Do 10 1 5 39
3. 255255 255 0 10 1 5 1 FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide Reader Name This is the name that wil display on all web pages when accessing this reader Network Setup Enable DHCP or enter proper network settings see network administrator Time Synchronization Set to point to your local NTP server if you one or 8 public one if the reader has access to the internet Reader Interaction Used to define conditions in which a reader can transm RF This helps managing readers m dense populations to prevent them from nterferring with each other Total cycie time is the total time for all readers to complete their RF activity September 2012 ntelleflex Quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit 10 Clicking on the Demos tab will bring up the Demo page In the Find Tags section select the Loop check box and click on the Find Tags button The tags that were placed in front of the antenna should be displayed in the Search Results lists Each unique tag will be listed with the last observed received signal strength dBm value and frequency hopping channel If you see the tags you placed in front of the antenna on the list congratulations you have successfully set up the reader and inventoried the tags Demos Tag Management GPIO Testing Cold Chain Find Tags Quick Settings Last Operation Result A Find Tags Loop O Max Attempt Find Tags Success Ll Search Configuration Configuration KGG
4. Cori Une Dele Cora Line Actvate Cr era Aetate Onset Power dBm Q Value Protocol TX Ant RX Ant Performance Profile L 1 Search Results Clear Tags 4 Unique Tags Found 4 Total Tags Found 1 Attempts Real Time bbaa9988776655440008665 bbaa998877665 54400086544 bbaa998877665 54400086523 bbaa998877665 54400086564 IManago Tag Memory Double click a tag above 11 Refer to the FMR 6000 User Guide for complete instructions and explanations of the display FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 7 September 2012 mtelleflex Quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit 4 Technical Support Limited technical support is provided for the Intelleflex HMR 9090 Starter Kit For technical assistance and reader service and repair please contact Technical Support E mail support intelleflex com Phone 1 408 200 6520 If the reader needs to be returned for service please fill out the warranty card included with developer s kit and call in to receive a Return Materials Authorization RMA number and instructions on how to return the reader or visit Intelleflex com for more detail FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 8 September 2012
5. in the same direction Do not face the two antennas at each other as this could significantly degrade performance Place the antennas in the proper spatial orientation there are directional arrows on the back of the panels Connect one antenna with the included coax cable to the reader TX1 port and the second antenna to the reader RX1 port Be careful not to kink the coax cable as this can permanently damage the cable If you are using the dual patch antenna use one mounting bracket You may plug the transmit and receive cables into either of the ports on the dual patch antenna If using a network connection with standard 802 3af Power over Ethernet PoE enabled connect a cat 5 Ethernet cable directly from your local area connection s port to the RJ 45 Ethernet port on the reader FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 4 September 2012 ntelleflex quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit If using a network connection without PoE you will need to utilize the Power over Ethernet Injector in order to supply power to the reader a Plug one end of a CAT 5 Ethernet cord into the port on the injector labeled as LAN Plug the other end of this cord into your network area connection Plug one end of another CAT 5 Ethernet cord into the port on the injector labeled as LAN DC Take the remaining end of this cord and plug it directly into the RJ 45 port on your FMR 6000 Reader Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet a
6. intelleflex XC3 Technology Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide Reader Software Version 3 2 x Part Number 05 00087 001 Rev A Published September 2012 ntelleflex Quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit COPYRIGHT 2012 Intelleflex Corporation All rights reserved Rights reserved under the copyright laws of the United States RESTRICTED RIGHTS LEGEND Use duplication or disclosure by the United States Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph c 1 ii of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252 227 7013 Notwithstanding any other license agreement that can pertain to or accompany the delivery of this computer software the rights of the United States Government regarding its use reproduction and disclosure are as set forth in the Commercial Computer Software Restricted Rights clause at FAR 52 227 19 IMPORTANT NOTE TO USERS This software and hardware is provided by Intelleflex Corporation as is and any express or implied warranties including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are disclaimed In no event shall Intelleflex Corporation or its affiliates subsidiaries or suppliers be liable for any direct indirect incidental special exemplary or consequential damages including but not limited to procurement of substitute goods or services loss of use data or profits or busi
7. nd plug the other end of the adapter into the Injector s AC port 4 Place one or more Intelleflex tags within 5 to 50 feet in front of the antennas and with an unobstructed path for the initial test 5 The reader default configuration is to use dynamic IP address from a DHCP server If the reader needs to be set to static IP address use the following procedure a Plug the Type A connector rectangle of the USB cable into your desktop or laptop computer USB slot and the Type B connector house shape into the reader Start up pUTTy or another serial program using serial communication at 115200 bps pUTTy can be found on the included CD Use the following settings i Speed baud 115200 i Data bits 8 iii Stop bits 1 iv Parity None v Flow control XON XOFF For detailed instructions please refer to the FMR 6000 User Manual Press the return key and select from the option menu To use static IP addresses select option 1 and enter an IT department approved unique IP address net mask and gateway example P 10 0 1 15 Net Mask 255 255 255 0 and Gateway 10 0 1 1 Note The default network setting is DHCP Choose option 4 in the serial terminal menu to see the IP address in DHCP mode 6 If the reader is to be used in DHCP mode insert the included CD ROM into a Windows computer and startup the Discovery exe program The application will display all readers that are on the network If there is more than one
8. ness interruption however caused and on any theory of liability whether in contract strict liability or tort including negligence or otherwise arising in any way out of the use of this software even if advised of the possibility of such damage Intelleflex Corporation reserves the right to make changes without further notice to any products herein TRADEMARKS Extended Capability RFID and XC3 Technology are trademarks and Intelleflex is a registered trademark of Intelleflex Corporation Other products mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Caution This device should be operated with a minimum distance of at least 32 cm between its antennas and a person s body in keeping with RF exposure limits in Council Recommendation 1999 519 EU TS 09 1210 FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 2 September 2012 ntelleflex quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit Table of Contents 1 ANIFOJUCH OR en aladdin 4 PAG POS DUS AA PA 4 3 Installation SUNNY NANAIG NING RII BEBANG 4 4 Technical Spa i Us aaa ANAND ANING A NAAN NN AKIN KAANAK eaaa ainiai 8 FMR 6000 Starter Kit Quick Start Guide 3 September 2012 ntelleflex Quick Start Guide Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit 1 Introduction This quick start guide describes the installation and operation of the Intelleflex FMR 6000 Starter Kit Please refer to the Intelleflex FMR 6000 User Manual for detailed information
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