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Title:

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200

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*60 CR2475B 12/20/00 P. WILHELM

Doc Mgr.: J. HUG Date: 9/13/00

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2000 Checkpoint Systems, Inc.

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NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DRAWING AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION: 813910 Checkpoint Systems claims proprietary rights to the material disclosed hereon. This drawing and/or technical information is issued in confidence for engineering information only and may not be reproduced or used to manufacture anything shown or referred to hereon without direct written permission from Checkpoint Systems to the user.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 3 1.1 1.2 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW OF THE TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 ........................................................................... 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................................................
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 1.0 INTRODUCTION This document provides the procedures required to install the TPRO7100 and the TPRO7200 readers. The installer should carefully read the section entitled “Effects Of Noise In The Installation Environment” to gain an understanding of the environmental factors which may affect system performance prior to attempting the installation. Techniques for reducing negative environmental effects are also discussed in this section.
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2.0 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 EFFECTS OF NOISE IN THE INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT The following discussion on noise sources and the effects of noise on the system are provided primarily to make the installer of the system aware of potential pitfalls when installing the TPRO7100 or TPRO7200 equipment. However, the TPRO7100/7200 antenna is designed in such a way that the reader can be placed on a metal counter without degradation of performance.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 2.4 Passive Noise Sources Passive noise sources can cause decreased sensitivity and lead to poor metal discrimination and ultimately false alarms. Metal objects cause this. A few typical examples of metal found near an RFID system include: • • • • • • • • • • • 3.0 Frames in counters. Metal objects that can be placed in a counter after installation. Metal dust bins. Metal displays. Security gates, especially the closed loop sections. Metal cabinets.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 • • • 4.3 Digital voltmeter "universal type DVM” A BNC to SMB interface cable Frequency counter capable of resolving 1 Hz at 13.56 MHz TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 CONNECTIONS The TPROs are delivered with: • External 12V wall pack power supply • Optional Bar code scanner (TPRO7200 only) The TPRO7200 has a connector panel on the side. Install the peripherals as follows: 1. Power Connections • Connect the 12V wall pack power supply to the power jack. 2.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7.0 Attach your SMB to BNC cable to TP1 on the TR4090 board. Set your scope to 100 mV vertical, 1 ms horizontal. The noise floor will typically be between 50 to 100 mVpp in a “clean” environment. The tag signal should always be at least twice the amplitude of the noise. See section 8 of this document for how the tag signature should look. SERVICE 7.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 8.2 TPRO7200 WIRING DIAGRAM ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CHECKPOINT SYSTEMS, INC. CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION, FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. Dwg. No. 813910 Rev.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 8.3 BASEBAND MEASUREMENT AT TP1 OF TR4090 BOARD 9.0 OPTIONAL BARCODE SCANNER SETUP (TPRO7200 ONLY) Bar Code Scanner: Interface: Metrologic MS951 Hand-Held laser Scanner Serial (RS-232) Refer to the MS951 Programming Guide. 1. 2. 3. 4. Scan in the bar code at the top of page 4 entitled “Enter/Exit Program Mode”. Scan in the bar code entitled “Short Range Activation Out of the Stand” on page 4. Scan in the bar code entitled “Transmit Start/Stop” on page 41.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE, TPRO7100 AND TPRO7200 Refer to the SBC board schematic for the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 10.2 Jumper pins 2 & 3 of J5 (select “WDOG”) Jumper pins 1 & 2 of J17 (select “+5V”) Jumper pins 2 & 3 of J24 (select “COM2”) Jumper J14 (Connects the RTC battery) Jumper J20 pins 11 &12 (selects IRQ0 for the PC104 sound card) Jumper J18, J21, and J22 to the “RS-232” position (pin 2 to pin 3) MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS Set switches SW2 1 and SW2 3 to “ON” and SW2 2 to off (4 is not used). 11.