User's Manual
Lyngsoe Systems Exciter EX23G
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ExcitationId frames. By using two loops to generate the field the resulting excitation field provides
a more reliable excitation for tags (independent of their orientation) with a compact spatial
presence compared with the previous exciter models.
3.3. UHF transmitter
Exciter EX23G includes an UHF transmitter capable of transmitting its digital ID using
messages on 433.92 MHz channel. These UHF messages can be used to communicate wirelessly
the EX23G operational status and in the same time to check the reception performance of the
Readers located in the neighborhood.
The interval of time separating two transmissions and the number of messages in the packet are
programmable by parameters, Table 2 listing the available user-programmable parameters.
4. Commands and Parameters
Table 1 presents the commands accepted by EX23G. Table 1 – Exciter EX23G Commands
Command
Description
B<CR>
Enable the Excitation Field Generation
C<CR>
Disable the Excitation Field Generation
Q<CR>
Display the actual values of all parameters
EV1<CR>
Display the values of parameters EP1 and EA1
EV2<CR>
Display the values of parameters EP2 and EA2
Table 2 presents the parameters defined for EX23G, with their type, range, default value
and a short description.
Table 2 – Exciter EX23G Parameters
Prm.
Type(*)
Value
Default
Description
TCC
R/W
1…32
5
Number of User Data bytes per message; must be set before
TUD
TIP
R/W
1…200
2
Number of messages transmitted per blink transmission
TSD
R/W
1…119
1
Subsequent delay between messages
TBI
R/W
1…255
60
Time interval between two consecutive blink transmissions
(minutes)
T95
R/W
Y/N
Y
The on board test tag transmits either in S95 (Y) or in S21
format (N)
TUD
R/W
string
00000
User Data content, bytes string; total number of bytes set by
TCC
ESN
R/W
string
0000000
Exciter board serial number, 7 bytes string; can be
programmed only once; can be reprogrammed with password
EVN
R string
n/a
Firmware version number, 3 bytes string
EBR
R/W
1…4
1
RS485 baud rate: 1 - 19.2 kbps; 2 - 38.4 kbps; 3 - 57.6kbps; 4
-115.2kbps.
EAD
R/W
0…128
0
ExId = NetId; the value 254 is reserved, and it can be used to
determine the EAD of a stand alone exciter (see the Note 2).
EXP
R/W
4…40
15
Reserved for authorized personnel only
EXA
R/W
4…40
20
Reserved for authorized personnel only