TI PROPRIETARY Originator : C. Bohren TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Subco/Mfg Spec. User Guide Test Control Software S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit PRINTED COPIES OF THIS SPECIFICATION ARE NOT CONTROLLED DOCUMENTS. VERIFY THEIR CORRECT REVISION BEFORE USE.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS Revision: 00 PAGE 1. Purpose..............................................................................................................3 2. Hardware Set up...............................................................................................3 2.1 S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit Hardware supplied...........................................3 2.2 Hardware Set Up...............................
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 1. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Purpose The purpose of this document is to demonstrate the Test Control software for the S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit.. 2. 2.1 Hardware Set up S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit Hardware supplied 1) S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit Black Box Reader 2) S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit Software Development Kit (SDK) Reader 3) Power Supply, 9.0 Vdc 1.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Revision: 00 R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Figure 3: Globtek Power Supply Model Number: GT-21089-1509-T3 Globtek Part Number: TR9CD1700CP-Y 2.2 Hardware Set Up PC with MFR Eval Kit Test Software PC Com 1 Serial RS232 Port Communications board Connector J232 RS232 RS232 Connector, DB9M J485 RS485 No Connection Power Supply 9V DC 1.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 3. 3.1 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Test Software Initial Start Screen 1) After double clicking the MFR Demo software icon the software screen below will appear. 2) Double click desired application folder tab to select application. Selects desired ‘Com’ port Press to Open “Com” Port When Status Box is Green ‘Com’ port is open Figure 5: Initial Start Screen 3.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 2) Click on ‘Connect’ button to open the COM port. You’ll see the red indicator box with ‘COM Closed’ text change color to GREEN and read ‘COM Opened’ for successful connection. 3) If red indicator box stays red and reads ‘Com Closed’, the COM port did not open successfully. Use Com Port Select Arrow to select desired Com Port Figure 6: Com Port Choices supported 3.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Select Folder for 14443-A Library to start HF transmitter turn on procedure When Status Box is Green ‘Com’ port is open Figure 7: Successful “Com” Port Connection HF Transmitter On Folder Tab Press to turn on HF (13.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Select Folder for LF-DST Library to start LF transmitter turn on procedure HF (13.56 MHz) Transmitter On Figure 9: Successful "Turn On " of HF Transmitter 3.4 Turn On LF Transmitter To Turn on the LF Transmitter: 1) Select LF-DST Library folder Tab 2) Under LF-DST Library folder Tab select Transmitter On 3) Click on ‘Execute’ button to issue a LF- Transmitter ON Command.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Select Folder for LF-DST Library to start LF transmitter turn on procedure LF Transmitter On Folder Tab Press to turn on LF (134 kHz) Transmitter Figure 10: Turn On LF Transmitter LF (134 kHz) Transmitter On Figure 11: Successful “Turn On” of LF Transmitter User Guide Test Control Software S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit Page 9 of 15 XX-XX-XX-XXX Printed copies are not controlled documents - verify the c
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 3.5 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Turn Off HF Transmitter To Turn Off the HF Transmitter: 1) Select 14443A Library folder Tab 2) Under 14443A Library folder Tab select Transmitter Off 3) Click on ‘Execute’ button to issue a HF- Transmitter Off Command. 4) If successful, you would see the Green indicator with ‘TRANSMITTER OFF – 14443A’ text.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 3.6 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Turn Off LF Transmitter To Turn off the LF Transmitter: 1) Select LF-DST Library folder Tab 2) Under LF-DST Library folder Tab select Transmitter OFF 3) Click on ‘Execute’ button to issue a LF- Transmitter OFF Command. 4) If successful, you would see the Green indicator with ‘TRANSMITTER OFF – LF-DST’ text.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 3.7 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Close Com Port 1) Close the COM port by clicking on ‘Disconnect’ button. 2) You will see the Green Status Indicator with ‘COM Open’ text, change color to RED with a text change to ‘Com Closed to indicate successful closure of the COM port.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 Figure 15: Successful Com Port Closure 3.8 Close Application 1) Click EXIT button to close the application. 4. Installation Guide S4110R MFR Evaluation Kits as shipped from factory The Box unit and SDK unit configurations of the S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit as shipped from the factory are compliant with FCC Part 15 Rules. FCC ID: A92S4110R Made in USA This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA 4.1 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Revision: 00 R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Box Unit S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit as shipped from factory 4.1.1 Placement of FCC Label on Box Unit Figure 17: Placement of FCC Label on S4110R Evaluation Kit Box Unit 4.2 SDK Unit S4110 MFR Evaluation Kit as shipped from factory 4.2.
TI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INTERNAL DATA TEXAS INSTRUMENTS R F I D SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION Revision: 00 NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
