Intelligent Mid Range RFID-Reader/Writer with Ethernet, digital I/Os and integrated HF antenna for ISO15693 tags
RFID-Server, Model 95001
Special product properties:
Automatic antenna tuning
Intelligent pre-processing and collision control using W&T Tag-Control...
... for autonomous offline mode
... for simplest access to transponder data
Web-Based-Management - Configuration via browser
Integrated network connection 10/100BaseT
4 programmable digital in-/outputs + 1x relay output
Additional product features:
Supported tags
ISO 15693-3
Tag-it HF (Texas Instruments)
other tags on request
typ. range 35cm
4 digital inputs
0-24V, switching threshold 4V
current sinking 3-4mA
5 digital outputs
4 x Open-Collector 0-12V, 100mA
1x changeover relay
Power supply:
12 V DC
Software interfaces:
TCP socket server
WBM - Web-Based-Management
ODBC connector
OPC server
The RFID-Server is a complete, compact system offering everything needed for detecting and processing 13.56 MHz tags within an Ethernet TCP/IP network. The integrated antenna enables easy, fast installation, with automatic antenna tuning for high resistance to changes in the magnetic surroundings. The entire configuration is accomplished by the integrated Web server, using a standard browser.
The network-side integration can be done using intelligent Smart Logic. This enables trouble-free processing of ISO15693 tags with no extensive knowledge or experience with the HF interface of the ISO standard. Multi-level collision detection, event-driven and time-stamped data sending as well as configurable pre-filtering are carried out autonomously by the RFID server. The Smart Logic protocol, which is compact and limited to the essential information, provides significant time savings in programming RFID applications. Open TCP connection, receive tag ID or tag data and save or carry out action, that’s it!
Non-volatile stored filter rules also allow autonomous operation without a network-side communications partner. Approx. 3000 events are buffer stored and actions are carried out on the digital outputs depending on the filter rules. An example would be switching a digital output when a particular tag is detected within a defined period of time. As an alternative to Smart Logic, the binary map of the ISO15693-3 standard is available in Protocol Mode.
For simple linking to databases and standard visualization programs the ODBC connector is included, as well as an OPC Server.
Protocols:
HF protocols:
ISO 15693
other protocols on request
Network protocols:
TCP/IP: Socket server
HTTP for Web-Based Management
Auxiliary protocols: ARP, RARP, DHCP/BOOTP, PING, Inventory keeping, group management
