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1. Appendix A 1 A 2 A 3 AA A 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 ACCESSONES x acl E A T E AA TS Ordering Developi ASCII TaD Ga sicces soi sting cehased excavate an aaa aaan aaia ga a Aa aa SAAR aN aaa AT TAEA DEMVICS and SUPPO sricss cei ixzcaad cunts ce cvalaadaas iin cad ccpeneaauatiesn ccadenaaaaannteea duaasecatvndseatsal dandusbasteeedcaxinagaans Contacts Training components for advanced functions cceceececeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeesencaeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeeeeetenea ng USErapplicatiONS esnin ee edie decease en aviee agate ad aiaa aia SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Introduction 1 Purpose of this document These operating instructions contain information required for starting up and using the RF310M device The documentation is aimed at commissioning engineers and machine operators who start up the application themselves and it describes the functions of the SIMATIC RF310M software Scope of validity of this document This documentation is valid for the SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader and describes the delivery status from July 2007 Further information Conventions History The present instructions are a supplement to the operating instructions of the basic device PSION WORKABOUT PRO The documents Quick Reference Guide and Regulatory amp Warranty Guide for WORKABOUT PRO C M E Hand Held Computer are included with the device Please note the informa
2. Disclaimer of Liability We have reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure consistency with the hardware and software described Since variance cannot be precluded entirely we cannot guarantee full consistency However the information in this publication is reviewed regularly and any necessary corrections are included in subsequent editions Siemens AG Ordernumber J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Copyright Siemens AG 2007 Automation and Drives 07 2007 Technical data subject to change Postfach 48 48 90437 N RNBERG GERMANY Table of contents Taigo elt CUOM TE EPT A T AE ccuvsecccancesesivantoeeexesassnieacuaxnanessanas ETAT 2 Bte i 0111 n cei A cce cena he 5h eked E Gav E dhs un cavsacecceetsleivarveseseveddssvansemsheassseeisivaeeneabeetetes 2 1 Application Alea nisi cavsecsacaseaasecezsansadancieeeacesvecanndansssutneendads snuunedcdandvgaule ledapasdrasiaseaaddeaecrasdandaweaeates 2 2 FS ine teins E eet eesti ee es A T 2 3 DSN es R ETE E anaes EA E TEE E E E E E N E ARS 2 4 Antenna and antenna field 20 0 eccceecceeeeeene cece eeeeaeeeeeeeaeeeeeaaeeeeeeaaeeeesaaeeesesaeeeseeaeeeeeeieeesateeeeaaes 3 POWE SUDD Y 2iicssccvencvedectuaceceewesstivecdeveees cenciaccouatece vveets te saee dees berinttareed evened sa a a E Naaa adiada 3 1 INSSrtING the Dale sce Severs set lies vetdeeesteadedunas E A E 3 2 CHANGING TUNCU OM scsi iecccaetatecedestdecdetbetecaeaatcag EE nan S E a saudades lad E 3 3 USING Other DAtle e
3. Index J Jump to Address 40 K Key combinations 25 Key functions Keypad Overview L Language selection hg 44 LED Charge indicator Read head function indicator Length Level of charge O Open via Mobile Device via PSION workstation Order No Charging cradle 65 SIMATIC RF310M OTP Write Overview Functions P Password 44 Power supply power saving function 54 Progress display 3 PSION components 66 PSION workstation 51 R Read Configuration data of a tag 36 OTP 35 Tag 34 Tag ID Tag status 39 Read head 12 Read tag 34 74 READ_x HEX 53 S Scope of supply Service 6 Set menu language 19 Shift keys 21 Defining 21 Shortcuts 25 SLG Status 47 Software Starting 26 Start address 45 Support 68 Switching on the device 18 Switching the device off 18 System reset 5 T Tag Initializing 39 Write a7 Tag functions Overview Tag ID Read 39 Tag memory size Specifying Tag status Read Training center U User applications V Volume Acoustic signals 20 Volume of acoustic signals 20 W Write OTP 38 Tag 37 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618
4. J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 37 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 7 38 Write OTP NCAUTION The Write OTP key is non reversible Please note that the OTP memory area can only be written to once It is not possible to change the values in the OTP area of a tag at a later time Using Tag gt Write OTP or lt ALT T O gt you can write once to the OTP area of a tag that is at a sufficient distance from the Mobile Reader Confirm the message After acknowledging with OK the selected memory blocks can no longer be modified read only For OTP memory areas of the RF300 tags see the System Manual RF300 transponders memory configuration of the RF300 tag The OTP areas refers to 5 block addresses FF80 FF84 FF88 FF8C and FF90 A write command to this block address with a valid length 4 8 12 16 20 depending on the block address protects the written data from subsequent overwriting Note When the OTP area is used it must be ensured that the blocks are used without gaps starting with Block 0 Examples 3 blocks with write command Block 0 1 2 FF80 length 12 valid 2 blocks consecutive Block 0 FF80 length 4 Block 1 FF84 length 4 valid 2 blocks consecutive Block 0 FF80 length 4 Block 2 FF88 length 4 Invalid 1 Block Block 4 FF90 length 4 Invalid The EEPROM user memory address FF00 FF13 or FF80 FF90 requires signi
5. A core Guest Connected Hide Details amp Information Type Status Figure 7 2 Access to Workabout PRO via Active Sync Explore Then select the Flash Disk folder Name remem Se Type Modified 4pplication Data Ordner Flash Disk Ordner My Documents Ordner Network Ordner Program Files Ordner Programs Ordner Recycled Ordner 5D MMC Card Ordner Temp Ordner windows Ordner xml Ordner Fel control Panel 23 bytes Shortcut 01 06 1999 13 00 00 Figure 7 3 Select the Flash Disk folder SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 52 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Advanced functions 7 2 Copying data trom and to the Mobile Reader Opening the PSION workstation Flash Disk folder Open the Flash Disk folder Name Size Type Modified Gp tings Ordner lay 7 99KB HEX Datei 22 12 2006 00 42 28 TE RF310M exe 122KB Application 08 12 2006 21 12 18 a Total Recal pfl 33 4KB PFL Datei 06 03 2006 13 50 02 WRITE_RF310 hex 7 99KB HEX Datei 20 12 2006 18 42 40 Figure 7 4 Flash disk folder There you will find the file READ _RF310 hex and the files you have stored with the extension hex You can now drag and drop or copy these files from the drive of the PSION Workabout Pro to the PC drive The file READ or WRITE has a length that corresponds to the size of the read MDS READ_RF310 hex Setup setting File size in bytes 20 byt
6. Starting the SIMATIC RF310M software If the SIMATIC RF310M software is not started when the device is switched on it can be started using the RF310M icon on the desktop or via Desktop gt My Computer gt Flash Disk gt RF310M 6 3 The data editor The transponder data MDS data can be edited in the editor window in hex or ASCII format You can toggle between the two in the Editor Display menu See Page 41 SIMATIC RF310M 32K Byte FRAM Hex 00 Address Hex 0000 foo po po ac Hex 0004 po oo foo oo Hex 0008 po oo foo oo Hex 000C foo foo foo joo Hex 0010 oo po po po Hex 0o14 fo fo fpo oo ix Version Y 2 00 o s453 Figure 6 1 Data editor The entire size of a tag MDS memory is always represented in the editor You can reach the individual addresses using the input pen A jump can be made to any address with the menu point Editor Jump to Address see Jump to Address Page 40 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 26 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software Interface structure of the data editor 6 3 The data editor Interface File Tag Editor Extras SIMATIC RF310M 32K Byte FRAM 1 ltem Description MDS type or MDS size Data field The data at which the cursor is located is represented Hex 00 2 alternatively in the formats hexadecimal decimal ASCII or binary The d
7. be read out with the function SLG Status lt ALT X G gt e Hardware variants and version e Loader version e Firmware variants and version e Driver variants and version e Baudrate e Error counter passive e Abort counter e Code error counter e Signature error counter e CRC error counter HW 1 002F Loader 0100 FW 10101 Driver 3964R 0101 Baudrate 115 2K Error counter passive 0 Abort counter 0 Code error counter 0 Signature error counter 0 CRC error counter 0 Figure 6 19 SLG Status SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 47 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 8 The functions in the menu 6 8 The functions in the menu The menu contains the following functions that you can select via or lt ALT ORANGE B gt About SIMATIC RF310M 32K By About Hex 00 Address Hex 0000 ex 0000 foo foo foo foo al Hex 0004 foo ps p pa Hex 0008 po foo oo foo Hex OOOC po po po po Hex 0010 fo foo fo foo Hex 0014 po po po foo Version Y 2 00 F PT TEE Figure 6 20 About function You will find information on the following points in the gt About menu e The manufacturer of the application Siemens AG e Hotline Service phone and fax numbers e Software version e Operating system version SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 48 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Advanced
8. or lt ALT E D gt e Toggling the Editor between Hex and ASCII representation e Toggling the data between Hex Dec ASCII and Bin representation e Toggling addresses between Dec and Hex representation Display Setup Editor Hex v Data Hex v Address Hex v Cancel Figure 6 12 Display 6 6 3 Clear You can overwrite the entire memory or a previously selected memory area in the Editor with a value of your choice using Editor gt Clear or lt ALT E C gt Fill with Pattern Hex cael Figure 6 13 Clear You can specify the desired values in the window Clear The transponder is not accessed during this action SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 41 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 6 The functions in the Editor menu 6 6 4 Data Edit There are two ways of modifying the values of a memory cell in the display e Select the relevant cell direct via the touchscreen and enter the desired value using the keypad e Select Editor gt Data Edit or lt ALT E E gt to enter the desired value in the Data Edit window Address F Hex Data in Hex p Cancel Figure 6 14 Data Edit The value is entered in the cell at which the cursor is currently located SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 42 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 7 The functions in the Extra
9. reer vee a a cere 6 5 The functions in the Tag Mentcsesiesnismissin aaa AA a AAA AANA EASAN ENEA RA 6 5 1 Progress and timeout display sensan a a eileen en ADAK heeded k 6 5 2 Requirements for operating the tag functions eeeseeseeeeesereeerrestirreserrssttnrnsttnnntennsstennnnennnnen ao 6 5 3 Read tag MDS henni teeemarvdneesd idee sanaene en deme sigeesieede eee SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 5 Table of contents 6 5 4 Read OTP iisen nie beet t itl sedan dah denna 6 5 5 Reading the tag configuration data ecceececceeeeee scene eeeeaeeeeeeaeeeeeaeeeseeaaeeseeaeeeeeenaeeeeeneeeaes k 6 5 6 Writing tO ME ta esne a a a a aS Matinee lay eee ee eae k 6 5 7 MVC OW Petes AE A ers est et te ees a aetna Sepa hehe deeded rece dene enim eed eee ede 38 6 5 8 Read tag Status necss naan k 6 5 9 Reading the tag ID ercer iee a ae ER EREEREER A E 6 5 10 Initialize the tag weiss cseceecceeees hecazenececeeesenedeaeeneed cee eteades svlicid evliven ee NENANA EEEE KENEEN EEKi k 6 6 The functions in the Editor Mensis acses asesan i iad AE adai Eaa 40 6 6 1 JUMP 1O AGGIESS iier cngrni aune e Ea eE aaa GASO e E EEEE Vey a Eain 40 6 6 2 BSa AEE O EET N E EEE EEE E suc etn ace enue b tag ancatenmcetetes 6 6 3 CGA erresen ETO a R 6 6 4 Data Edit meissie uiaiia a N aA aa NAE AENA ESNEA AE 6 7 The functions in the Extras MON veccscsececdeseccecuatidvecetaranteceet piecanend inini eeatevieadiv
10. rugged and flexible handheld computer PSION WORKABOUT PRO and an integral read write unit for the SIMATIC RF300 RFID system It meets the requirements of mobile RFID data acquisition in harsh environments in an extremely user friendly and ergonomic design Based on communications standards the device guarantees simple integration into existing or planned infrastructure The following functions can be executed Functions e Reading the data from the tag data memory e Writing the data to the tag e Deleting the entire data memory overwriting it with a filler e Reading and displaying the ID number of the tag e Reading the data carrier status MDS status e Reading the status of the read write unit SLG e Representing and editing the data in hexadecimal and ASCII format e Activatable deactivatable password protection for all write functions and for terminating the program e Menu prompting in English and German switchable e Saving of the read in RF300 data to files The Mobile Reader has approximately 1 8 MB available for this purpose The RFID read write unit of RF300 is integrated into the PSION basic unit Communication with the basic unit is handled via the internal serial scanner port that also supplies the power for the RFID unit Accessories The charging and docking station including wide range power supply unit 100 to 240 V AC 50 to 60 Hz for recharging the battery and connecting to PCs via USB port must be ordered eparately Tie stat
11. the maximum di between the Mobile Reader and the tag when Page 30 o See Read write distances Between the Mobile Reader and the RF300 tag Page Reading the data area of a tag 34 Using Tag gt Read lt Ctrl R gt or lt ALT T R gt you can read from the tag a data area with a freely definable start and end address In the Read Tag window enter the Start Address and Length of the read area and confirm with lt OK gt Address Range Hex O 7FFC Start Address 5 Length E canei Figure 6 7 Entering the start address and length for the read area You can enter any start address in the specified address range see System Manual RF300 Chapter Transponders gt Memory configuration of the RF300 tag This is accepted by the Mobile Reader and compared with the tag MDS size If you enter the value 01 under Length in the Read Tag only one byte will be read SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF 310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu Read complete tag When reading an RFID tag the entire tag is read if you select the setting Complete Tag under Read Write in the Address Setup window of Extras gt Address Setup gt lt ALT X A gt Address Setup Start Address and Length v Read Write Complete Tag gees ir cancel Figure 6 8 Address Setup settings for reading the complete t
12. 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 55 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application General errors General errors communicated by the read write device are displayed as error code 101 to 131 These errors can occur with all functions Error code 101 Error message display No tag with selected ID in field Meaning Presence error possible causes e The active command was not carried out completely e The tag has left the field while the command is being processed e Communication fault between reader and tag 105 Wrong command Parameterization error possible causes e Unknown command e Incorrect parameter e Function not allowed 106 Field error Air interface faulty 112 Memory write error The tag memory cannot be written possible causes e Hardware fault memory faulty e Memory write protected corresponding OTP area has already been written 113 Tag address error Error in the specified memory address access attempted to non existent or non accessible memory areas 119 Low buffer error Buffer overflow Insufficient buffer available in the reader for saving the command 120 Watchdog error Major system fault hardware fault 121 Reset parameter error Parameter assignment error faulty parameter in RESET command 125 Active command error Previous command is still active 128 Antenna error The antenna is already switched o
13. 310M Mobile Reader 70 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Glossary Byte A group of eight bits form a byte CE mark Communaut Europ enne product mark of the European Union FZP idle error counter Error counter passive HF field High frequency field LFD Field strength MDS Mobile data memory see transponder OTP One Time Programmable RAM Random Access Memory Read write devices SLG See readers SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 71 Glossary Readers RFID RFID systems Tag Transponder 72 Readers ensure fast secure data transfer between mobile data storage units and higher level systems The data energy included are transmitted across an electromagnetic alternating field This principle enables contact free data transmission ensures high industrial compatibility and works reliably in the presence of contamination or through non metallic materials Radio Frequency Identification Devices SIMATIC RF identification systems control and optimize material flow and production sequences They identify reliably quickly and economically use non contact data communication technology and store data directly on the product They are also resistant to contamination See transponder An invented word from transmitter and responder Transponders are used on the product the product carrier the object or its transport or p
14. 42 mm Approximately 450 g Approximately 500 g 10 C to 50 C 25 C to 60 C without battery 5 to 95 no condensation IP54 IEC 529 splash proof EN 55022 IEC 801 2 IEC 801 3 IEC 801 4 13 56 MHz With all SIMATIC RF300 data carriers tags Max 20 mm Read head antenna Read write approx 3 100 bytes s 63 Technical Specitications 64 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Appendix A 1 FCC information Siemens SIMATIC RF310M FCC ID NXW RF310M A This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Canada This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canada A 2 Accessories Accessories SIMATIC RF handheld charging docking station Charging cradle for Workabout PRO Incl wide range power supply unit with universal adapter and cable Order No 6GT2898 0BA00 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618
15. 60 mm for further tags Tag RF360T RF370T RF380T SIEMENS SIMATIC baal Distance limit Sg 22mm 22mm 18mm Minimum distance 66 mm 66 mm 54 mm for further tags 32 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu NOTICE Avoid several tags in the field of the SIMATIC RF310M Please ensure that when executing the tag functions the minimum distances from transponders are observed that is distances between 100 and 500 mm depending on the tag type See the System Manual SIMATIC RF300 gt RF300 planning the system gt Field data of transponders readers and antennas Tags that follow each other closely and are therefore in the area of the SIMATIC RF310M at the same time can result in errors in reading and writing the tag data Figure 6 6 Tag acquisition area of the reader Tag in the blue area Tag is being edited Tag in the gray area 0 Tag can still be edited Tag outside the gray area Tag is not being edited Only one tag must be located within the combined blue and gray area and SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 33 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 3 Read tag MDS Note Distance limits between the tag and the Mobile Reader Please observe
16. 65 Appendix A 3 Ordering components for advanced functions A 3 Ordering components for advanced functions The advanced functions of the SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader require components that are not supplied by Siemens If you require these components for your application please contact PSION direct or its representative in your country You can find addresses and order lists for PSION on the Internet at www psionteklogix com You can also find the PSION representative in your country at this Internet address In Germany PSION components are supplied by WAROK Tel 07721 202630 For other PSION components such as e Memory expansion e Fast chargers please also ask PSION direct or their representatives These components are not required for the RF300 application They can become necessary if you want to program your own identification application on the Mobile Reader A 4 Developing user applications User applications require the SDK development package from PSION Psion Teklogix Mobile Devices SDK for MS Visual Studio MS Embedded Visual C SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 66 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Appendix A 5 ASCII table A 5 ASCII table O ete S sts a iai in Figure A 4 ASCII table SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 67 Appendix A 6 Service and support A 6 Service and support Technical Support Y
17. IC RF310M Mobile Reader 50 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Advanced functions 7 2 Copying data trom and to the Mobile Reader 7 2 2 Working with the Active Sync program The ActiveSync program provides a connection via the USB to PSION Workabout Pro You can now copy data and programs very easily in the manner familiar from Explorer You only have to select the point Mobile Device in Explorer It is also possible to reach the Workabout PRO directly via ActiveSync Requirements for opening the PSION workstation e The PSION Workabout Pro is connected in the docking station via the USB cable e Active Sync is installed Opening the PSION workstation via Explorer and Mobile Device Select Mobiles Gerat or Mobile Device in Explorer 2 cone Data 59 Flash Disk 4 O My Documents O Network O Program Files a Recycled 4 Temp 5 Windows Figure 7 1 Opening the PSION workstation via Explorer Then select the Flash Disk folder SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 51 Advanced functions 7 2 Copying data trom and to the Mobile Reader Opening the PSION workstation via ActiveSync and Explore Select the Explore button on installation this appears as the German Durchsuchen in order to reach the Workabout PRO device via ActiveSync Microsoft ActiveSync aj lolx File view Tools Help Syne K lt Schedule
18. Operating Instructions 07 2007 E Mobile Reader SIEMENS SIEMENS SIMATIC Sensors RFID Systems SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 ommissioning Operation IMATIC RF310M software U O 5 O a s S a o E 9 5 9 S So 5 lt N O Ql D NO Advanced functions Error messages of the IMATIC RF310M application O roubleshooting EN O echnical Specifications 5 5 D m Q x Safety Guidelines This manual contains notices you have to observe in order to ensure your personal safety as well as to prevent damage to property The notices referring to your personal safety are highlighted in the manual by a safety alert symbol notices referring only to property damage have no safety alert symbol These notices shown below are graded according to the degree of danger DANGER indicates that death or severe personal injury will result if proper precautions are not taken NWARNING indicates that death or severe personal injury may result if proper precautions are not taken NCAUTION with a safety alert symbol indicates that minor personal injury can result if proper precautions are not taken CAUTION without a safety alert symbol indicates that property damage can result if proper precautions are not taken NOTICE indicates that an unintended r
19. Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 11 Description 2 4 Antenna and antenna field 2 4 Antenna and antenna field Read head with integral antenna The antenna is housed in the read head under a cover TRE eo 9000 9 SOF TITTEN e000 99 eee 28 082199 gt SLI Figure 2 1 Read head with antenna Direction of propagation of the high frequency field 12 The read write area for transponders is above and below the front part of the housing Transponders cannot be read or written to from the end The figure below shows the direction of propagation of the HF field of the antenna Figure 2 2 Propagation of the HF field SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Power supply 3 1 Inserting the battery The Mobile Reader s battery is located on the rear of the unit Steps for inserting the battery 1 Use the other end of the input pen as a screwdriver 2 Turn the screws counter clockwise 3 To remove the cover lift the screw side first Hold the battery at an angle when inserting so that the side of the battery with the direction arrow is inserted into the battery compartment first SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Power supply 3 2 Charging function 3 2 Charging function Complete chargin
20. S ite ca visdiccaviicecavekoreestsaccdes vacwnccesacdavsddehes vanczen vaneregs E EEA E 3 4 TG DACKUP balo vicereveetancteeaderieteerceungiedecetawens Heevted ed eautded sen aneressidereessadeees sieeve vidveclvnaeiedeeaeey 4 COMMISSIONING secare nonna area A EA ETER IA aE E eA eee aves 4 1 SCOpe Of SUPPI aenaran E E E decal 4 2 Switching on the C6vice s csccciedeecededectkabecceenbededect cnet ETE E 4 3 Basic Settings sioner ie E E eee 19 4 3 1 Seng ihe language sssaaa ua ERE E TA entice E EE S AA 4 3 2 Adjusting the acoustic signal volumes ssssss isese aiie aana a EA NES EA KE NA 20 4 3 3 Adjusting the screen backlighting and contrast 5 CPST ATION PAA AE E E E A E N EE E E A A E EEA 5 1 TING KOYDA eesriie ipa e AE TEE E E EE E EAEE 5 1 1 TRE SITE KY S ce E 5 1 2 Key TUMGUONS an E E dd y 5 2 The SIMATIC RES1OM MENU icici cece eceeeeetece setts ceteete dy E AAAA ERE 6 SIMATIC RF310M SoftWare isien k anap aaeanoa aae Yes dedencsstedeslenieeersvarievisedavebiedlaveceestaroas ieee 6 1 OVENVIGW Of TUMCUIONS cacocsanen ia e E E EEEE 6 2 Starting the SIMATIC RF310M software esssessssesesnnnnesrsnnssernnessnnaaetnnadennaaetnndenannatennaanannaaeenaana 6 3 The data editor esres na E E E E 6 4 The functions in the File menu ssessisressnseia isean aE RE S AREE 8 6 4 1 koadng a Me ais ci caty sae laces ar E EE E 8 6 4 2 DAVE E E E E eater dence ds dba vi ieee vie hheetheie tint ease neh aebiiniene beat 6 4 3 Eite a t e E E e ene errr cere a a a
21. The program was illegally aborted Execute system reset Press and hold the orange blue and red keys simultaneously for approximately 6 seconds SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 61 Troubleshooting 62 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Technical Specifications Processor RAM ROM User program Screen Keypad Sound Power supply Interfaces Operating system File management Integrated software Technical Specifications Dimensions Weight Temperature Operation Storage Relative humidity Degree of protection EMC Electrostatic RF EFT Transmission frequency for power data Compatibility Read write distance to transponder Data transmission rate SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Intel Xscale PXA 255 400 MHz ARM 128 MB 32 MB Flash ROM RF310M exe Color touch display 320x240 vertical format Alphanumerical Piezo signal transmitter Lithium ion battery 3 7V 3000 mAh fast chargeable automatic shutdown or 3x of type AA Backup battery 3 V lithium cell CR 1620 LIF interface low insertion force socket for battery charging and communication with PC USB and Ethernet via charging cradle Microsoft Windows CE NET 4 2 MS DOS compatible SIMATIC RF310M Complete unit incl batteries 222 x 92 x 42 mm 280 x 92 x
22. ackaging unit and contain production and manufacturing data i e all application specific data They follow the product through assembly lines transfer and production lines and are used to control material flow Because of their wireless design transponders can be used if necessary at individual work locations or manufacturing stations where their data can be read and updated SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Index A Accessories 4 65 ActiveSync Address Address Setup Application area ASCII table Automatic shutdown B Backlighting 20 Backup battery Battery Charging 14 Inserting Level of charge C Charging Batter 14 Clear Configuration data Read 36 Contacts 68 Conventions Current area D Data Edit Data editor Interface structure Delivery status Restoring Design Directories Display Progress Setting SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Timeout Distance limits Mobile Reader Tag E Editor functions Overview ENTER ON Key Error messages 55 Extras functions Overview F FCC information 65 Features SIMATIC RF310M File Exit Load Save File functions Overview 28 File storage 49 Function 48 Functions Overview SIMATIC RF310M Further information H High frequency field Direction of propagation l Initializing 39 73
23. ag This setting remains in force for all further read write operations until the values are changed again See also Address Setup Page 45 6 5 4 Read OTP You can execute reading of the OTP area of a tag using Tag gt Read OTP in the menu or lt ALT T E gt Please observe the limit distances between the tag and the Mobile Reader here too Note Tag cannot be written to after reading of the OTP area After the OTP area of a tag has been read the tag cannot be written to However the function Write OTP is possible if needed Before the tag can be written to again the menu command Tag gt Read must be executed SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 35 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 5 Reading the tag configuration data You can execute reading of the configuration data of a tag using the menu command Tag gt Read Config Data or lt ALT T C gt if you keep the tag at the minimum distance from the read head of the Mobile Reader Byte address EEPROM Functional description OxFF1f Bank switch bits 1 and 0 Memory bank OxFF1e MDS delay bits 7 5 LFD bit 4 MDS delay LFD bit OxFF1d Reserved OxFF1c Limit value A for LFD quotients LFD A OxFF1b Limit value B for LFD quotients LFD B OxFF1a Reserved OxFF19 Memory configuration INIT bits Memory configuration In
24. alue can be entered in the Init Dialog window After writing the memory in the editor is also set to the entered value For this purpose you must have set the correct tag memory size see Tag Type Selection Page 46 The value can be entered in hexadecimal or ASCII depending on the setting under Editor gt Display SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 39 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 6 The functions in the Editor menu 6 6 6 6 1 40 The functions in the Editor menu The following Editor functions are available that you can select in the menu via Editor or lt ALT E gt e Jump to Address e Display e Clear e Data Edit File Tag Extras i Jump to Address Display Clear Address Data Eat Hex 0000 foo po po ac Hex 0004 foo ps fos pa Hex 0008 fpo po o po Hex 000C foo foo foo po Hex 0010 fpo po o po Hex 0014 fo po o oo i Version 2 00 amp SEs Figure 6 11 The Editor functions Jump to Address You can enter a memory address in decimal or hexadecimal format using Editor gt Jump to Address or lt ALT E J gt This address will then be set as the start address in the Editor SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 6 The functions in the Editor menu 6 6 2 Display You can make the following settings in the Display menu
25. an select in the menu via Tag or lt ALT F gt e Load e Save e Exit RF310M 32K Byte FRAM Hex 04 Address Hex 0000 foo po o a Hex 0004 po m ps pa Hex 0008 po foo foo joo Hex 000C oo foo foo foo Hex 0010 oo foo foo foo Hex 0014 oo po po oo Version Y 2 00 w EE Figure 6 2 The file functions Loading a file You can load a file from the Flash Disk folder via File gt Load or lt ALT F L gt if the file e has previously been saved with the command File gt Save or e has been older of the PSION Workabout Pro see also TESE a from and to the Mobile Reader Page 50 All the files of the Flash Disk folder are displayed You can select the desired file via the touchscreen or by entering the filename under Name and lt OK gt Via File gt Save or lt ALT F S gt you can save data currently displayed in the editor of the Mobile Reader to a file on the PSION Workabout Pro The filename can be up to 20 a characters in length When_saving the extension HEX data i automatically added to the filename see also Copying data from and to the Mobile Reader Page 5 50 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 4 The functions in the File menu 6 4 3 Exit You can exit the SIMATIC RF310M program using File gt Exit or lt ALT F X gt or the lt ESC gt key You then reach t
26. ata field can be modified with the e Page function Hex 0000 o foo foo foo The editor window contains the MDS data The size of the Hex 0004 po po po oo represented data depends on the MDS type MDS addresses are represented in hexadecimal or decimal Hex 0008 foo foo foo foo format Hex oooc foo foo foo foo 3 Hex 0010 foo foo foo foo Hex 0014 foo foo foo oo yy Version Y 2 00 The current area Current area Description SIMATIC RF310M 32K Byte FRAM Hex 04 Address Hex 0000 oo po po a Hex 0004 po m ps pe Hex 0008 po po foo po Hex 000C po po po po Hex 0010 o po po po Hex 0014 o po po foo ix Version Y 2 00 PEE The current area is displayed in green in the editor All other data areas of the MDS are against a white background The current area shows the last edited read or overwritten data area When reading writing the address of the current area is preassigned as the value for the read write command However this value can be adapted when executing the command The current area is changed automatically when you edit and overwrite data in the editor or when you write data SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 27 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 4 The functions in the File menu 6 4 6 4 1 6 4 2 28 The functions in the File menu The following file functions are available that you c
27. during Error when sending the command request 80 81 41 error error during read Error when receiving command answer 80 81 42 no answer from tag No reply from tag no tag in the field no tag in field 80 81 43 user abort Abort by user 80 81 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 80 81 255 no tag in field No tag in field Init Tag Command 82 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 82 3 error wrong tag type Incorrect tag type 82 40 error during request Error when sending the command 82 41 error during read Error when receiving command answer 82 42 no answer from tag No reply from tag no tag in the field no tag in field 82 43 user abort Abort by user 82 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 82 255 no tag in field No tag in field SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 57 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application Reset Command 83 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 83 5 error wrong Incorrect parameter StandbyTime standbyTime 83 6 error wrong Distance Incorrect parameter Distance Limit Limit 83 40 error during request Error when sending the command 83 41 error during read Error when receiving command answer 83 42 no answer from tag No reply fro
28. e main batteries are uncharged The backup battery is a lithium cell that cannot be charged Please note that a new backup battery in the case of an empty or removed main battery can only retain the data in the RAM for a few minutes SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 15 Power supply 3 4 The backup battery SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 16 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Commissioning 4 1 Scope of supply The scope of supply of the RF310M comprises several components Ordered components Mobile Reader SIMATIC RF310M with integral RFID read write unit for RF300 Order No 6GT2803 0AA00 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 17 Commissioning 4 2 Switching on the device 4 2 Switching on the device Requirements for startup e The Mobile Reader SIMATIC RF310M is ready mounted e The unit s battery is charged see Charging function Page 14 Note Before switching the device on for the first time you must insert the Mobile Reader into the charging cradle and charge it for approximately 5 hours Switching on the device To switch the Mobile Reader on press and hold the red ENTER ON button for at least one second OFF g ENTER ON Figure 4 1 lt ENTER ON gt lt OFF gt key After switching on the first power up lasts a few seconds The RF310M app
29. enaaiiteaesiicetees 6 7 1 e E E E E E E A 6 7 2 Languadges ANAS AA E A AA A 6 7 3 Address SetuP ccccccccceeeceee cee ceeeeeeeeee eeceeaanaeceeeesaaeaeceeeeeseeaeaececeseseceeaeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeenaneeeeeeetes 6 7 4 Tag Type Seleti a sscccciee ten aids E E 46 6 7 5 SLG Slats nak achat E E naa eo daleanean pein 6 8 The functions Inthe MOnU hs cceieclieceesiadeteececcecees ecebileecet ll ancien dives Heed siceciel dete eieteecteaeide Advanced TUnctions svisan esaeo edanan aa aa eviews Sh tela Taa rae ES nie ites 7 1 File Storage onthe RF AOM eemnssme a tees estieeceesjavceasangeiansacyhanssasdaueds 7 2 Copying data from and to the Mobile Reader ee cecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeseneaeeseeaeeeseenaees 50 7 2 1 PREPEQUISILGS sucios ai ia a leeuadeuecuauaioniautlegenad a ea EE daR 7 2 2 Working with the Active Sync program ceccceeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeneee setae ee erase ee taeeeetiaeeeeesieeeeene eae 51 7 2 3 Organization of the file READ HEX sssssssss ermino aaea aana a SES ha aa a S a 7 3 The automatic power saving FUNCTION sessssisisisarsssis nosan inin a aE stants ee saeeestaeeeeetiaeeeeenaeeea 7 4 SYSLOM TOSO isd E a i a Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application cccccccccsssssnseeeeeeessseneeeeeeeesseeneeeeeeeesseenieeeeees Troubleshooting Technical Specifications w25 20 50sSeiss Sects ocibza cess lecec lop ecncsececaedeandaals bond ceiathewededechstobaaeseebliasenebieentexeeieeidaeeee
30. es 20 2 KB 2045 32 KB 32765 64 KB 65280 The contents of the file can now be displayed and modified using the relevant editor on the PC e If ASCII data have been read from the tag any editor can be used NOTEPAD WRITE WORD etc e If binary data are exchanged with the tag a HEX editor is used HEX editors are available on the shareware market e g Hedit etc or on the professional market e g Codewright 7 2 3 Organization of the file READ HEX The file READ_x HEX contains only the pure data that are also available on the tag The length of the file is identical with the memory size of the tag in bytes SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 53 Advanced functions 7 3 The automatic power saving function 7 3 7 4 The automatic power saving function The PSION Workabout Pro has an automatic shutdown function This is activated if no key on the Mobile Reader is pressed for approximately 5 minutes In addition the SIMATIC RF310M software has a further power saving function If no tag is detected for 30 seconds after starting a tag command or if the tag currently being edited exits the field for longer than 30 seconds the current tag command is interrupted The following message appears see also Progress and timeout display Page 31 TIMEOUT TIMEOUT i Cancel Figure 7 5 Timeout display You can now stop the command complete
31. esult or situation can occur if the corresponding information is not taken into account If more than one degree of danger is present the warning notice representing the highest degree of danger will be used A notice warning of injury to persons with a safety alert symbol may also include a warning relating to property damage Qualified Personnel The device system may only be set up and used in conjunction with this documentation Commissioning and operation of a device system may only be performed by qualified personnel Within the context of the safety notes in this documentation qualified persons are defined as persons who are authorized to commission ground and label devices systems and circuits in accordance with established safety practices and standards Prescribed Usage Trademarks Note the following NWARNING This device may only be used for the applications described in the catalog or the technical description and only in connection with devices or components from other manufacturers which have been approved or recommended by Siemens Correct reliable operation of the product requires proper transport storage positioning and assembly as well as careful operation and maintenance All names identified by are registered trademarks of the Siemens AG The remaining trademarks in this publication may be trademarks whose use by third parties for their own purposes could violate the rights of the owner
32. etting in the case of execution of a tag command Parameters Description Read Write Selected When reading writing a tag the currently active previously range defined range is always displayed as the range to be read written Complete tag When reading writing a tag the entire tag is always edited The read write function is started immediately It is not possible to enter a partial range of the tag SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 45 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 7 The functions in the Extras menu 6 7 4 Tag Type Selection Tag Type Selection Tag Mem Size 32K Byte FRAM x Cancel Figure 6 18 Tag Type Selection Memory size of the tag to be edited Set the memory size of the tag using Extras gt Tag Type Selection or lt Ctrl S or lt ALT X T gt Possible settings e 20 byte EEPROM e 8K Byte FRAM e 32K Byte FRAM e 64K Byte FRAM This setting also defines the memory area in the editor It is not possible to access tag memory addresses beyond the memory size Memory areas read write memory see the System Manual Transponders Chapter Features of the relevant tag SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 46 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 7 The functions in the Extras menu 6 7 5 SLG Status Versions statuses and settings of the RF300 read write device can
33. ff or on 130 Wrong telegram length Incorrect number of characters in frame 131 Command break error Internal program error Running command cancelled by reset Open Com Port 1 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 1 1 invalid handle Invalid access number 1 2 SetCommState failed Error when setting the port parameter 1 3 Set CommMask failed Error when setting the port parameter 1 10 failed to turn on 5V Error when switching on the 5V power supply 56 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application Read StartProtocol 2 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 2 1 invalid parameter Invalid parameters 2 2 timeout reader send No communication to the reader Hardware missing or no start protocol defective reader not connected 2 3 user abort Abort by user 2 4 BCC error BCC error 2 9 unknown error Unknown system error Read Write Data Command 80 81 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 80 81 1 error wrong Address Error in specified address 80 81 3 error wrong length Error in specified length 80 81 4 error wrong offset Error in specified offset 80 81 40 error error
34. ficantly more time for writing than the high speed FRAM memory approx 11 ms byte For time critical applications with a write function it is therefore recommended that FRAM tags are used e g RF340T RF350T RF360T SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 8 Read tag status You can read and display the status data of the transponder using Tag gt MDS Status or lt ALT T M gt The following tag status information is displayed here e Tag ID 8 character hexadecimal representation e Tag memory size 20 bytes EEPROM 8KB FRAM 32KB FRAM 64KB FRAM e Status of the lock bit register write protection status in hexadecimal representation e Field strength e ASIC vers Read Tag Status Id Hex 00 00 00 00 55 59 FF 6D Tag Mem Size 64 kByte FRAM Lock Bit Register 00000 Value of field strength 30 ASIC Vers 0 Figure 6 10 Read tag status 6 5 9 Reading the tag ID You can read and display the serial number of the tag using Tag gt Read TagID or lt ALT T T gt The ID number is allocated at the factory and cannot be changed The tag ID is displayed in hexadecimal format 6 5 10 Initialize the tag You can initialize a tag with Tag gt Init lt ALT T I gt The Init function is used to overwrite the complete tag extremely quickly with a specific value The relevant v
35. flashdisk to the work memory Save lt ALT F S gt Save read in tag MDS data to the flashdisk Exit lt ALT F X gt Exit RF300 application Tag Read lt Ctrl R gt or Read data from tag MDS lt ALT T R gt Read OTP lt ALT T E gt Read OTP area of the tag Read Config Data lt ALT T C gt Read configuration data of the tag Write lt Ctrl W gt or Write data to tag MDS lt ALT T W gt Write OTP lt ALT T O gt Write to the OTP area of the tag MDS Status lt ALT T M gt Read tag MDS status Read Tagld lt ALT T T gt Read ID number of the tag MDS Init lt Ctrl I gt or Write a specific value to a tag lt ALT T I gt Editor Jump to Address lt ALT E J gt Jump to a specific address in the editor Display lt ALT E D gt Change the display options Clear lt ALT E C gt Fill data in the editor Data Edit lt ALT E E gt Edit the data at the cursor position in different formats Extras Password lt ALT X P gt Change password for the application Language lt ALT X L gt Set menu language Address Setup lt ALT X A gt Define inputs for the commands Read write MDS Tag Type Selection lt Ctrl S gt or Set the tag memory size lt ALT X T gt SLG Status lt ALT X G gt Read the status of the RFID read write unit About lt ALT ORANGE B gt Manufacturer data SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 25 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 2 Starting the SIMATIC RF310M software 6 2
36. functions A 7 1 File storage on the RF310M The data read from the tag are automatically stored on the Mobile Reader to a file with the name READ_RF300 HEX in the Flash Disk folder Every subsequent read command overwrites this file When writing to the tag the write data are written from the Editor to the tag and also to the Flash Disk folder of the Mobile Reader under the name WRITE_RF300 HEX Every subsequent write command overwrites this file The function File Load File shows all files with the extension HEX You can select one of these This file is then loaded into the Editor The file is not saved with the name READ_x HEX or WRITE_x HEX The function File Save saves the data from the Editor to a file with the extension HEX in the Flash Disk folder of the Mobile Reader You can enter any name with 1 to 8 alphanumeric characters Note When you read the data from the tag modify them in the Editor and then save them the modified data are saved to the HEX file SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 49 Advanced functions 7 2 Copying data trom and to the Mobile Reader 7 2 Copying data from and to the Mobile Reader 7 2 1 Prerequisites e USB driver for the PSION Workabout Pro e The ActiveSync program from Microsoft e A USB cable for connecting the PC to the PSION Workabout PRO Included in the scope of supply of the docking station SIMAT
37. g of an empty battery takes approximately 5 hours Starting the charging operation The charging operation is started as soon as you insert the PSION Workabout Pro into the charging cradle Z N WARNING Explosion hazard when using a different charging cradle Use only the original charging cradle from PSION Use of another charging station can result in explosions and serious personal injury Detecting the level of charge You can check the level of charge via the charge indicator LED on the Mobile Reader Table 3 1 Status LED LED color LED status Meaning Green Flashing Charging in progress Permanently lit Battery is fully charged Red Flashing Charging not in progress Battery fault Permanently lit External temperature too high 14 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Power supply 3 3 Using other batteries 3 3 Using other batteries Other AA batteries can be used in the PSION Workabout Pro These can be rechargeable lithium ion batteries or non rechargeable alkaline batteries CAUTION Information in the PSION manual concerning the use of other batteries When using other batteries please note the information in the PSION User Manual Unsuitable batteries can result in damage 3 4 The backup battery The backup battery in the unit PSION Workabout Pro is used for retaining the application data when th
38. he WinCE operating system level of the PSION Workabout Pro You require the password relevant to the application for this if you have previously assigned one SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 29 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 30 The functions in the Tag menu The following tag functions are available that you can select in the menu via Tag or lt ALT T gt e Read e Read OTP e Read Config Data e Write e Write OTP e MDS Status e Read TagID Init File Beem Editor Extras Read Ctrl rR Read OTP Read Config Data Write Ctrl Write OTP MDS Status Read TagID Init Ctrl I I oo ama mn oo oo Hex OOOC foo foo oo po Hex 0010 fo po o po Hex 0014 foo po po po i Version 2 00 a Pa TEE Figure 6 3 Tag functions SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 1 Progress and timeout display The tag MDS functions carry out communication with the transponder They indicate the progress of the currently executing function and any timeout if applicable Progress display in the case of the tag function During data transfer the progress of the executing function is displayed as a percentage e g Read Tag 10 Read Tag 10 Figure 6 4 Progress display in t
39. he case of the tag function The tag MDS function is not interrupted if you briefly move the tag out of the read field Timeout display in the case of the tag function If the tag remains unedited for longer than 30 seconds the function is interrupted and the TIMEOUT message window appears TIMEOUT Cancel Figure 6 5 Timeout display in the case of the tag function You can now stop the command completely with Cancel or continue it with Retry If you retry the interrupted command is continued at the point of interruption SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 31 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 2 Requirements for operating the tag functions To enable execution of the tag functions you must set the memory size of the tag and the minimum distances between the Mobile Reader and the tag Setting the memory size of the tag Tag Type Selection Set the memory size of the tag using Extras gt Tag Type Selection or lt Ctrl S gt See also Tag Type Selection Page 46 Distance limits to be observed between the Mobile Reader and the tag The ranges listed in the table below are distance limits in the field maximum of the read head Table 6 1 Ranges between Mobile Reader and transponders Tag RF320T RF340T RF350T Distance limit Sg 4mm 15mm 20 mm Minimum distance 12mm 45 mm
40. ion has a charging bay for an additional replacement battery See Accessories ccessorie Accessories Page 68 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 10 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Description 2 3 Design 2 3 Design The RF300 Mobile Reader consists of a basic unit and an integral read write head of the SIMATIC RF300 The basic unit is a PSION Workabout PRO and represents a global standard among mobile readers The SIMATIC RF310M software is stored in an integral flash disk secure against power failure The program launches automatically when the Mobile Reader is switched on The separately available accessories include a charging and docking station with USB port for data exchange with the PC All RF300 data memories can be edited with the Mobile Reader It is not possible to edit data memories of other RFID systems Design of the SIMATIC RF310M Description Read write head AMATI Holder for input pen On off button Charging cradle Power supply ASCII keypad Numeric keys Charge indicator LED Display Function indicator LED for read write operations LED lights up e Green an action is being successfully carried out This increases the power consumption of the RF310M via the read write head e Red Internal error processing of the application no action is required from the user a head O O E SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader
41. ir volume Adjusting the volume of the acoustic signals 1 Press the blue key twice in succession so that BLUE KEY appears on the right of the display 2 Regulate the volume of the acoustic signals using the keys A quieter and B louder Figure 4 3 Keys for regulating the volume Specific setting of the acoustic signals Select My Computer gt Control Panel gt Volume amp Sounds on the desktop On the Volume tab you can regulate the volume between Soft and Loud using the bar You can also permit or deactivate acoustic signals for different messages by activating the relevant checkboxes 4 3 3 Adjusting the screen backlighting and contrast You can adjust the brightness of the screen by pressing the following key Key Function k Changing the backlighting SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 20 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Operation 5 5 1 The keypad 5 1 1 The shift keys Pressing a shift key causes a change in the function of the subsequently pressed keys The following keys of the SIMATIC RF310M are shift keys e lt SHIFT gt lt CTRL gt e lt ALT gt e lt ORANGE gt changes the key assignment in accordance with the orange colored labeling on the keypad e lt BLUE gt changes the key assignment in accordance with the blue colored labeling on the keypad Activating the shift keys When you press a shift key the name of the selected switch key appea
42. it bit 7 1 OxFF18 Range for lock bits Lock bits OxFF17 Tag ID byte 3 Tag ID b24 b31 OxFF16 Tag ID byte 2 Tag ID b16 b23 OxFF15 Tag ID byte 1 Tag ID b8 b15 OxFF14 Tag ID byte 0 Tag ID b0 b7 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 36 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 5 The functions in the Tag menu 6 5 6 Writing to the tag Using Tag gt Write lt Ctrl W gt or lt ALT T W gt you can write to a tag that is at a sufficient distance from the Mobile Reader In the Write Tag window enter the Start Address and Length of the write area and confirm with lt OK gt Address Range Start Address Length Bo conc Figure 6 9 Entering the start address and length for the write area You can enter any start address in the specified address range see System Manual RF300 Chapter Transponders gt Memory configuration of the RF300 tag This is accepted by the Mobile Reader and compared with the tag MDS size A data area can be written to the tag The data area valid in the editor is displayed as default for each write operation If you have previously read data from a tag with the Mobile Reader these values will be written to the tag with the next write operation You can use the menu command Editor gt Clear lt ALT E C to specify values to be written to the tag See Clear Page 41 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007
43. lication launches automatically Switching the device off To switch the SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader off press the blue key and then the lt ENTER ON gt key Automatic shutdown of the device See also 18 The device shuts down automatically if no key is pressed for 5 minutes After switching on again the Mobile Reader continues to operate with the same interface it was using before it was manually or automatically switched off he automatic power saving function Page 54 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Commissioning 4 3 Basic settings 4 3 Basic settings 4 3 1 Setting the language You can set the following menu languages for operating the Mobile Reader SIMATIC RF310M e English e German Procedure for selecting the language Select the desired language in the Language selection window of the Extras gt Language menu and confirm with OK Language selection Language English German Cancel Figure 4 2 Language selection window SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 19 Commissioning 4 3 Basic settings 4 3 2 Adjusting the acoustic signal volume The tag functions trigger an acoustic signal indicating whether the operations were successful or were terminated with an error You can switch these acoustic acknowledgements signals on and off and you can regulate the
44. ly with Cancel or continue it with Retry If you retry the interrupted command is continued at the point of interruption System reset After inserting the batteries and switching on for the first time the Mobile Reader carries out a system reset This reset is the same as a hardware reset Restoring the delivery status of the device 54 A system reset can also be carried out manually This restores the delivery status of the device Press and hold the orange blue and red keys simultaneously for approximately 6 seconds SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application The messages in the table below can occur during operation They are displayed in a separate window An error message can appear as follows File Tag Editor Extras SIMATIC RF310M 64K Byte FRAM Hex 00 Hex FINGI B ETE ok x Hex FI Error 80 113 Rf310Read Hex FI OxOD Tag address error Hex Fee 1 J JU UU UU Hex F290 foo foo foo fpo Version 2 00 i PrE Figure 8 1 Typical error message The first number designates the interface function with which the error occurred The second number provides more detailed information about the error The meanings of the numbers are explained in the subsequent text always in English The actual action is shown in the title of the display SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions
45. m tag no tag in the field no tag in field 83 43 user abort Abort by user 83 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 83 255 no tag in field No tag in field Read Tag Status Command 84 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 84 4 error wrong mode Incorrect operating mode 84 40 error during request Error when sending the command 84 41 error during read Error when receiving command answer 84 42 no answer from tag No reply from tag no tag in the field no tag in field 84 43 user abort Abort by user 84 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 84 255 no tag in field No tag in field Read Tag ID Command 85 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 85 40 error during request Error when sending the command 85 41 error during read Error when receiving command answer 85 42 no answer from tag No reply from tag no tag in the field no tag in field 85 43 user abort Abort by user 85 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 85 255 no tag in field No tag in field 58 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application Read SLG Status Command 86 Interface Error Error message display Meaning function code 86 40 error during request Error when sending the command 86 41 error during read Error when recei
46. ou can reach the technical support team for all A amp D projects at Internet A 7 Contacts Telephone 49 0 180 5050 222 Fax 49 0 180 5050 223 You can contact us via the Internet at http Awww siemens com automation service amp support We would be only too pleased to respond to any support queries at http Awww siemens com automation support request You can find the latest general information about our identification systems on the Internet at http www siemens com simatic sensors rf You will find the online catalog and the online ordering system at http Awww siemens com automation mall If you have any further questions on the use of our products please contact one of our representatives at your local Siemens office The addresses are found on the following pages 68 On the Internet at http www siemens com automation partner In catalog CA 01 In Catalog FS 10 specially for factory automation sensors SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Appendix A 8 Training A 8 Training Training center We offer appropriate courses to get you started Please contact your local Training Center or the Central Training Center in D 90327 Nuremberg Telephone 49 911 895 3200 http www siemens com sitrain SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 69 Appendix A 8 Training SIMATIC RF
47. rs in lowercase in the task bar e g org key blue key Any subsequently pressed key then changes its function the display in the task bar disappears and the shift key is deactivated again Defining shift keys If the shift key is to remain set it must be pressed twice in succession The display in the task bar then appears in uppercase e g ORG KEY BLUE KEY If the shift key is pressed a third time it is deactivated again and the display in the task bar disappears SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 21 Operation 5 1 The keypad 5 1 2 Key functions Overview of the keypad Figure 5 1 Overview of the keypad SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 22 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Operation 5 1 The keypad Key functions Table 5 1 Key functions Item Key Designation Function Enable navigation to the left right up and down in the Arrow keys display Closes the currently open menu dialog window or started lt ESC gt application and leads back to the previous interface amp lt CTRL gt mu Shift key Changes the function of other keys D e Inserting spaces space lt SPACE gt In a Windows dialog window checkboxes can be activated or deactivated with the lt SPACE gt key Display of uppercase letters A Z and symbols also SHIFT lt SHIFT gt specified on the numeric ke
48. s menu 6 7 The functions in the Extras menu The Extras menu contains the following functions that you can select via Extras or lt ALT X gt e Password e Language e Address Setup e Tag Type Selection e SLG Status File Tag Editor 2 Password Language Address Setup Tag Type Selection Ctrl S SLG Status Address Hex 0000 Hex 0004 oo pos p pe Hex 0008 po o o po Hex OOOC fo o o po Hex 0010 fo po po Hex 0014 fo po po Version 2 00 2x Pr JEE Figure 6 15 Extras functions E SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 43 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 7 The functions in the Extras menu 6 7 1 Password You can assign an optional password Select Extras gt Password or lt ALT X P gt Password Change Password input New Password New Password to compare p Cancel Figure 6 16 Password change Enter a password with up to 8 characters under New Password The password is queried before a write function An entered password remains valid until the Mobile Reader is switched off This means you only have to enter the password once in the case of several consecutive write commands The password is also required to exit the application Default password 6 7 2 44 The password has no value on delivery NOTICE Returning the device if the password is forgotten If you have forgot
49. ten your password there is no way of retrieving it The device must be returned Language You can set English or German as the menu language of the SIMATIC RF310M software Select the desired language in the Language selection window of the Extras gt Language lt ALT X L gt menu_and confirm with OK For more detailed information please refer to Setting the language Page 19 SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 7 The functions in the Extras menu 6 7 3 Address Setup The Address Setup function defines the call of the commands Read Write MDS Select Extras gt Address Setup or lt ALT X A gt for this purpose The following window appears Address Setup Start Address and Length Read Write selected range v Cancel Figure 6 17 Address Setup Start Address and Under Read Write you can choose the parameters Length and End Address Parameters Description Start Address and Length The tag address in the case of the command Read Write is entered via a start address and the length of the data to be edited End address The tag address in the case of the Read Write command is entered via a start address and an end address Read Write Under Read Write you can choose the parameters selected range and complete tag This setting refers to the default s
50. tion they contain You can find further information in the PSION User Manual and in the documentation for the docking station The following terms abbreviations are used synonymously in this document e tag transponder mobile data memory MDS data carrier e Reader read write device SLG Previous editions of these operating instructions Edition Remarks 07 2007 First edition SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 7 Introduction SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 8 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Description 2 SIMATIC RF310M expands the RF300 RF identification system with a powerful mobile handheld reader for applications in the areas of production and service In addition it is an indispensable aid for startup and testing 2 1 Application area The RF300 Mobile Reader is intended especially for the SIMATIC RF300 RFID system The enclosed SIMATIC RF310M software allows user friendly distributed reading and writing of all RF300 tags The Mobile Reader can also be used in harsh environments The Mobile Reader is extremely rugged and protected against spray water The backlit display is easy to read even under unfavorable lighting conditions SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 9 Description 2 2 Features 2 2 Features The SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader consists of a powerful
51. ving command answer 86 41 no answer from tag No reply from tag no tag in the field no tag in field 86 43 user abort Abort by user 86 45 error answer not ok Error in command response 86 255 no tag in field No tag in field SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 59 Error messages of the SIMATIC RF310M application SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader 60 Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 Troubleshooting Problem The display goes blank when reading writing Possible cause The battery or the batteries of the Mobile Reader are empty Problem recovery Insert the device into the charging and docking station or insert new batteries The display is blank after switching on The battery or the batteries are empty Insert the device into the charging and docking station or insert new batteries Error messages appear that are not defined anywhere Remove the batteries from the basic unit and re insert them after 60 s The device now has the delivery status If the error persists the device may have a defect The function Write Tag cannot be executed is represented in gray in the menu It was previously read in the OTP area Execute the function Read Tag The tag can then be written to again The green LED on the read head of the RF310M does not go out after a read write access to the transponder
52. ys e g amp lt BKSP gt Moves the cursor to the left to delete the last entered character eksp lt DEL gt Removes the character following the cursor e blue key and lt BKSP gt Tan lt ORANGE gt Shift key Changes the function of other keys lt ALT gt Moves the cursor to the right or down at specific intervals x lt TAB gt SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 23 Operation 5 2 The SIMATIC RF310M menu 5 2 24 The SIMATIC RF310M menu The menu bar of the SIMATIC RF310M program comprises five main menus e File e Tag e Editor e he functions of the i Overview of functions dividu enus can be selected with the help of the shortcuts see Page or via the touchscreen with input pen Press lt ALT gt together with the underlined letter in the menu in each case for the relevant shortcut Operation of the SIMATIC RF310M software is described in detail in the next chapter SIMATIC RF310M Mobile Reader Operating Instructions 07 2007 J31069 D0191 U001 A1 7618 SIMATIC RF310M software 6 1 Overview of functions After switching on the Mobile Reader the Editor appears on the display You can now view the data enter new data or call a function via the menu Function Shortcut Description File Load lt ALT F L gt Load file from the integral PSION

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