RFID 8075E User manual

Product Manual
Model 8075E PROFINET Series Interface
for LF 125 kHz and 148 kHz Smart Antennas
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Table of Contents
How to Contact Us .................................................................................................................................... 3
Part Numbers............................................................................................................................................. 3
Hardware Description.............................................................................................................................. 4
Specifications........................................................................................................................................... 4
Drawing.................................................................................................................................................... 5
Pigtail Wire Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 6
Power Requirements................................................................................................................................ 6
Cabling the Reader –Power .................................................................................................................... 6
Wiring Color Codes................................................................................................................................. 6
M12 Pinouts............................................................................................................................................. 6
CAN Smart Antenna Readers and LF Passive RFID Tags ....................................................................... 7
Integer Data.............................................................................................................................................. 7
SW1 & SW2 Dipswitches......................................................................................................................... 7
RW/RO (read write or read only) ............................................................................................................ 8
Summary Default Settings....................................................................................................................... 8
Serial Port Settings................................................................................................................................... 9
Serial Port Commands to the Interface.................................................................................................... 10
Serial Port Commands to the Smart Antenna RFID Readers.................................................................. 12
Configuring PROFINET - LED Status Lights ........................................................................................ 13
Setting up PRFINET Interface ................................................................................................................ 14
Issuing Commands via PROFINET ........................................................................................................ 15
“I/O Command Bits 1 Byte”.................................................................................................................... 15
Example Module setups Integer Mode Smart Antenna Readers ........................................................... 17
Example Module setups ASCII Mode Smart Antenna Readers.............................................................. 21
Example Module setups Integer Mode Serial Smart Antenna Reader.................................................... 29
Example Module setups ASCII Mode Serial Readers ............................................................................ 33
Smart Antenna Reader Addressing ......................................................................................................... 41
Warranty.................................................................................................................................................. 42

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How to Contact Us
Customer Service: [email protected] or [email protected]
303-366-1234 x101
Tech Support: 303-910-5447 cell 9am to 6pm PST
[email protected]
Sales: 719-330-2349 cell 7am to 5pm CST
[email protected]
Not Happy? Contact our President:303-378-9500 cell or [email protected]
Part Numbers
Model
Number
Part Number
Description
8075E-
04SA08
801-8075-
04SA08
Model 8075E-04SA08 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, M12
connector, 24vdc, 8 characters
8075E-
14SA08
801-8075-
14SA08
Model 8075E-14SA08 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, pigtail
wiring, 24vdc, 8 characters
8075E-
24SA08
801-8075-
24SA08
Model 8075E-24SA08 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, dual
pigtail wiring, 24vdc, 8 characters
8075E-
04SA16
801-8075-
04SA16
Model 8075E-04SA16 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, M12
connector, 24vdc, 16 characters
8075E-
14SA16
801-8075-
14SA16
Model 8075E-14SA16 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, pigtail
wiring, 24vdc, 16 characters
8075E-
24SA16
801-8075-
24SA16
Model 8075E-24SA16 PROFINET Interface, CAN Smart Antennas, dual
pigtail wiring, 24vdc, 16 characters

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Hardware Description
This Interface is the master in managing a network of up to 32 networkable CAN based RFID Readers
termed Smart Antennas (or as an PROFINET bridge from our series of serial Reader Models 4000E,
5000E, and 7000E), and ultimately presents RFID Tag data from the networked Smart Antennas in
PROFINET format. Any sections of this manual pertaining to settings or functions with serial RFID
Readers have the word serial highlighted in yellow to alert users of the CAN based Smart Antennas those
sections can be skipped or ignored. Dual pigtail wiring would be used if the Interface is to be located in
the center of the trunk network line of Smart Antenna RFID Readers thus providing a connection in either
direction or an M12 T-Connector can be used to split the single on board M12 connector into two
directions.
Specifications
Physical:
Dimensions (w/o
connectors):
4.8" square x 2.175"
122mm square x 55mm
Weight (w/o cable):
11 oz.
312 grams
Connector Options:
CAN Port(s): M12 or
pigtails
Power: M12, Quick Connect
power jack or pigtails
RS232 Port: 9pin D-sub or
pigtails
PROFINET: RJ45
Electrical:
Input:
+9VDC –+28VDC
Draw:
125mA min –200mA max
150mA typical
Materials:
Housing, Base:
Polycarbonate, opaque
NEMA 4X
Lid:
Polycarbonate, clear
LED:
On = power
Blink = read achieved
Environment:
Storage
Temperature:
-40°F to 185°F
-40°C to +85°C
Operating
Temperature:
-40°F to +131°F
-40°C to +55°C
Certs:
IP-50
RoHS & CE & REACH

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Drawing PROFINET Interface w/M12 Connectors Drawing Shown

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Pigtail Wire Specifications
Shielded (22 AWG for cable length up to 25’ and 16 AWG for communication lengths beyond 25’)
insulated, stranded wire is recommended. All wires should be stripped approximately 3/8 inches and
tinned.
Power Requirements
The Interface can be powered from regulated, linear, or switching power sources having the
characteristics defined in the Specifications section of this document (9 to 28 volts). The Interface
should be operated from a grounded supply that has the same ground reference as the host computer or
logic device.
Cabling the Reader –Power
The Interface is delivered with two power connection options, an M12 connection or connection to bare
pigtail wiring.
Wiring Color Codes
CAN WIRE COLOR
SIGNAL NAME
RED
+9 to +28VDC Input Unfused
BLACK
DC Ground (-)
WHITE
CAN-HI
BLUE
CAN-LO
BARE/DRAIN
EARTH GROUND, DRAIN, SHIELD
RS232 WIRE COLOR
SIGNAL NAME
BLACK
Tx
RED
Rx
WHITE
Ground
M12 Pinouts

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CAN Smart Antenna Readers and LF Passive RFID Tags
Smart Antenna RFID Readers are addressable and simply provide a means of emitting the RF signal to
energize a Tag, receive data back from a Tag and pass Tag data back to the Interface. Smart Antennas
can also program RFID Tags. RFID Tags store 8 or 16 ASCII characters (limited to capital letters,
numbers and some symbols). Smart Antenna Readers operate at +9VDC to +28VDC consuming 160mA
max.
Integer Data
Although the Smart Antenna RFID Readers and Tags use 8 or 16 character formats, the Model 8075E
Interface can convert DINT data from the PROFINET scanner to 8/16 character numerical strings and
convert the string from the Tag into a DINT before sending to the PROFINET bus.
SW1 & SW2 Dipswitches
The SW1 switch block is inactive. SW2 is located at right center shown below used to configure ASCII
or Integer data, serial type, and serial baud rate.

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RW/RO (read write or read only)
All Smart Antenna Readers are RW. When the Interface is configured for RO however, you are simply
removing Tag data from the scanner output. Use the SW2 dipswitch settings of the first 4 rows below
for networkable CAN Smart Antenna Readers and the second 4 rows for serial Readers like the Models
4000E, 5000E, 7000E:
Summary Default Settings
RS232 - Full Duplex, 9600, 8, N, 1, Single Read Mode
PROFINET –CAN RW Integer, Dynamic IP Address, Single Tag Report Read Mode
*Defaults are noted with an asterisk in tables below*
Switch 1 (LSB)
Switch 2
Switch 3
Smart Antenna Data Type
OFF
ON
OFF
CAN ASCII RW
ON
ON
OFF
CAN INTEGER RW*
OFF
ON
ON
CAN ASCII RO
ON
ON
ON
CAN INTEGER RO
OFF
OFF
OFF
SERIAL ASCII RW
ON
OFF
OFF
SERIAL INTEGER RW
OFF
OFF
ON
SERIAL ASCII RO
ON
OFF
ON
SERIAL INTEGER RO
Table 1 - SW2 CAN Smart Antenna Interface Modes
The PROFINET Interface can only use even values. The extra byte of data must be ignored
Type
CMD
ADD
DATA
Total
Actual
CAN ASCII RW
1
2
16
19
20
CAN INTEGER RW*
1
1
4
6
6
CAN ASCII RO
1
2
16
19
20
CAN INTEGER RO
1
1
4
6
6
Table 2 - CAN Smart Antenna PROFINET data sizes

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Serial Port Settings
Switch 4
Switch 5
Switch 6
Serial Baud Rate
OFF
OFF
OFF
1200
ON
OFF
OFF
2400
OFF
ON
OFF
4800
ON
ON
OFF
9600*
OFF
OFF
ON
19200
ON
OFF
ON
38400
OFF
ON
ON
Do not use
ON
ON
ON
Do not use
Table 3 - SW2 & Baud Rate Selection
*9600, 8, 1, N
RS232 full duplex, RS422 full duplex (5 wire), RS422 half-duplex (3 wire)
Switch 7
Switch 8
Serial hardware type
OFF
OFF
RS232 full duplex*
ON
OFF
RS422 half-duplex
OFF
ON
RS422 full duplex
Table 4 - SW2 Serial Port Hardware Select
The PROFINET Interface can only use even values. The extra byte of data must be ignored.
TYPE
CMD
DATA
Total
Actual
SERIAL ASCII RW
1
16
17
18
SERIAL INTEGER RW
1
4
5
6
SERIAL ASCII RO
1
16
17
18
SERIAL INTEGER RW
1
4
5
6
Table 5 –Serial Port PROFINET Data Sizes
Start & End Characters for Serial to PROFINET Bridge Mode
This section pertains only to use of the Interface when linked with serial Readers, NOT the networkable
CAN Smart Antenna Readers. The serial port software frames Tag data from the Smart Antenna RFID
Readers based on its End and Start character settings. Start may be set to zero in which case any character
is accepted as a start character. End must be set to a value other than zero to delimit incoming tag data.
The default settings are:
Start = 0x00
End = 0x0D (Carriage return)

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Serial Port Commands to the Interface
The characters of open square bracket and closed square bracket are used to frame an incoming command
message. When the serial port software receives the open square bracket [ character it expects the rest of
the message to be a command and the last character to be a closed square bracket ].
[1CXX]
Format: 1 = Start and End Char setting, C = Start or End character, XX = hex value
Valid values: C = ‘S’ or ‘E’, XX = a hex value. Values outside of ASCII letters and numbers are
recommended
Response: OK
Example 1: [1S0A] sets the start character as a Line Feed
Example 2: [1E0D] sets the end character as a Carriage Return
Example 3: [1S00] sets the start character to none
[2NNOO] –Change Reader Address
Format: 2 = Set Reader CAN address, NN = New CAN address, OO = Current (old) CAN address
Valid Addresses: 01 to 32
Response: OK, FAILED1, or FAILED2
Example: [23001] change Reader from address #01 to address #30
Example response 1: OK = #01 existed on the CAN bus and has been reset to #30
Example response 2: FAILED1 = #01 does not exist on the bus
Example response 3: FAILED2 = #30 is already in use
[3]
Format: 3 = Scan for present Readers
Response: RDR1, RDR2, RDRn…
Example: [3] Request a scan of present Readers
Example response 01 07 19 31
[4=IP address]
There are options for either a static IP address or a dynamic IP address. Interfaces are shipped with
dynamic IP address as the default. The following command is for a static IP address:
Format: 4=NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN
Response: OK
Example: [4=10.0.1.42] Set new IP address
To return to a dynamic IP address, issue the command [4=0.0.0.0]
[5=Mask]
Format: 5=NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN