Ubisense AngleID User manual

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AngleID™ Quick Start Guide
AngleID™ Quick Start GuideAngleID™ Quick Start Guide
AngleID™ Quick Start Guide
Product Overview
Product OverviewProduct Overview
Product Overview
AngleID is a completely new way of doing accurate long-range
zone detection and tracking, using R ID. The AngleID reader
detects ultra-wideband pulses from tags to precisely determine
the angle between a tag and reader and locates the tag in up
to eight different 3D zones simultaneously, reporting entry and
exit events from each zone to a connected control system.
AngleID has a number of uses in many industries including
manufacturing, logistics and transportation such as forklift and
AGV tracking, dock door management and wireless tool
management on production lines. You can control multiple
devices by using a single AngleID reader.
About this Guide
This guide explains how to set up your AngleID reader and
configure the detection zone for a tag. This guide assumes that
you are familiar with operating and connecting computer
systems and networks.
What’s in the Bo ?
What’s in the Bo ?What’s in the Bo ?
What’s in the Bo ?
AngleID Reader
Mount your reader in the area where the
tag must be tracked.
Mounting Bracket
Use this bracket to mount your reader.
The bracket contains an Installation
Support Kit Instruction Sheet that
explains how to fix your reader to a
suitable surface.
Setup Tag
Use the supplied tag to configure the
zones of your AngleID setup.
Reader Features
Reader FeaturesReader Features
Reader Features
Before you Begin
Before you BeginBefore you Begin
Before you Begin
Register your Reader
Register your AngleID reader at the URL provided in your
AngleID kit. The registration process activates your warranty
and then allows you to download:
•The AngleID Configuration Tool, which provides a
graphical user interface for configuring your reader.
•The AngleID Product Key, which enables the
Configuration Tool to identify the reader that you have
purchased.
Ensure that you also have…
•A Power Over Ethernet (PoE) source to power-up your
reader.
•A Windows® configuration PC (with Administrator
privileges) to run the Configuration Tool.
•A network switch to connect the reader and your PC to
the same network.
•Cat5 (or higher) Ethernet cables for connecting devices.
A Status LED. Turns solid green after booting.
B Network Status LEDs.
Top LED (Red): If ON, the Ethernet link has been established.
Middle LED (Green): If ON, there is activity on the Ethernet link.
Bottom LED (Yellow): Shows the speed of the Ethernet link.
ON= 100 Mbps O = 10 Mbps.
C Mounting Bracket Securing Points.
D Safety Cable Securing Point.
or information about safety cables, see the Installation
Support Kit Instruction Sheet.
E Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Port.
Workflow
WorkflowWorkflow
Workflow for Setting up your Reader
for Setting up your Readerfor Setting up your Reader
for Setting up your Reader
or information about these tasks, see Page 2 of this document.

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Setting up your AngleID™ Reader
Setting up your AngleID™ ReaderSetting up your AngleID™ Reader
Setting up your AngleID™ Reader
Test your Setup
Test your SetupTest your Setup
Test your Setup
Configure Zones
Configure ZonesConfigure Zones
Configure Zones
Connect your Devices
Connect your DevicesConnect your Devices
Connect your Devices
1. Unzip the AngleID package onto your PC, and then run the
AngleIDConfig.exe program to launch the Config Client.
The Config Client has three tabs. All readers that you are
licensed for are listed on the Readers tab.
2. On the Readers tab, assign an IP address and gateway for
the reader.
After the IP address is assigned successfully, the reader
goes through a firmware download and boot process. This
process can take a few minutes on first boot.
After the reader has booted successfully, the status
changes to reader is running.
Run the Config Client
Run the Config ClientRun the Config Client
Run the Config Client
Define the detection zone, connected device, and tag(s) that you want to detect. The following
procedure explains how set up a detection zone, using a single reader.
1. On the Recipes tab, click Create Recipe. A new blank recipe is added.
2. Specify the following details:
•IP/Port details for the external control system for this recipe.
•ull Tag ID, with colons, for example 00:11:CE:00:00:00:1B:DF.
•Preferred protocol.
3. Click Update Recipe. The device and tag details on the recipe are updated. You can now
tune your recipe.
4. Click Tune Recipe. This opens the Recipes config interface.
5. rom the drop-down menu, select the MAC address of your reader.
6. Place the tag at the bounds of your detection zone.
7. Using your mouse, drag and adjust the horizontal and vertical bounds of the detection zone
for the tag. You can now test your setup.
1. Move your tag into the horizontal and/or
vertical bounds that you have configured.
The Config tool shows that the tag is
within the detection zone.
2. Move your tag outside the horizontal and/or
vertical bounds. The Config tool shows that
the tag is outside the detection zone.
3. To save your settings, click Finis ed Tuning.
Mount your Reader
Mount your ReaderMount your Reader
Mount your Reader
1. Using suitable Ethernet cables, connect your devices.
•Connect your reader to a PoE network switch. You can
also use a separate PoE source and network switch if
necessary.
•Connect your Windows configuration PC to the same
network switch.
2. Power on the PoE source and/or switch.
3. Note down the following details:
•IP address and subnet of your PC.
•MAC address of your reader.
•ID of your tag.
1. Attach the mounting bracket to the back panel of your
reader.
2. ix the bracket to an appropriate surface.
3. Position your reader at a suitable angle, covering the
detection zone where the tag must be tracked.
Note that your reader has 90° vertical and 120° horizontal
angular field of view.
or more information about mounting, see the Installation
Support Kit Instruction Sheet supplied with your mounting
bracket.
or further information or assistance, contact
your Ubisense Support Representative or email
us at:
[e-mail].