User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND CONTACT INFORMATION
- Introduction
- Hardware Overview
- SMT Reflow Profile
- Host Board Design
- ThingMagic M3e Carrier Board
- TBD
- Programming for ThingMagic M3e
- Upgrading the ThingMagic M3e
- Verifying Application Firmware Image
- Host-to-Reader Communication
- Reader-to-Host Communication
- CCITT CRC-16 Calculation
- Power Modes
- Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Interference Statement
- User Manual Requirement
- End Product Labeling
- End Product Labeling
- Authorized Antennas
- Antennas
- Antennas
- Both the HF antenna and the LF antenna are attached to the Carrier Board.
- The HF antenna is embedded in the PCB of the Carrier Board.
- The LF antenna is connected to the Carrier Board.
- Powering Up and Connecting to a PC
- USB/RS232
- ESD Damage Overview
- Identifying ESD as the Cause of Damaged Readers
- Common Installation Best Practices
- Environmental
ThingMagic M3e User Guide
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1 Introduction
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Introduction
This document applies to the ThingMagic M3e embedded module High Frequency (HF- 13.56MHz) and
Low Frequency (LF 125KHz and 134.2KHz
2
) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) module reader that
can be integrated into host systems to create RFID-enabled products. This document is for hardware
designers and software developers.
The M3e module supports complex HF RFID tag interactions as well supports reading of both HF and
LF ID cards to authenticate personnel across a wide spectrum of security environments. The M3e
module also supports writing HF ID Cards.
Applications to control the ThingMagic M3e module can be written using the high level MercuryAPI
version 1.35.00.00
and later. The MercuryAPI supports Java, C# and C programming environments.
The MercuryAPI Software Development Kit (SDK) contains sample applications and source code to help
developers get started demoing and developing functionality. For more information on the MercuryAPI
see the MercuryAPI Programmers Guide , Mercury API Release Notes and the MercuryAPI SDK
,
available on www.jadaktech.com.