Guangzhou Andea Electronics Technology TPAD10M RFID Pad Reader User Manual

Guangzhou Andea Electronics Technology TPAD10M RFID Pad Reader

• Before you use this product, please carefully read this manual, and properly keep it for future reference.
• As our products continue improving, they may be changed without advanced notice.
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Product Overview

Product Introduction

TPAD10M is an RFID reader writer machine that is specially designed for self checkout and check-in, book sorter, and production lines. It has the super anti int reference ability of reading and writing. The product uses a metal shielding design, so it can be installed in a metal environment and not affected by the metal at the bottom and around.
It can be widely used in book/file management, jewelry inventory, medicine management, store counter settlement, and other fields.

Product Features

• Support ISO15693, ISO18000 3M1, ISO14443A, ISO18000 3M3 standard
• RF power: 0.2W
• Anti-metal design, which allows the product to be embedded in metal surrounding environment without impact on the performance
• Fast anti-collision processing algorithm; the reading speed is up to 50pc s / sec
• Reading and writing distance: 15 ~ 24 CM; ( This distance is related to the size of the card
• Automatically turn off RF during idle time
• Integrated design, embedded in reading and writing module and antennas
• Communication interface: USB

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Main Parameter

Table 1 Description of main technical parameters of the product

Parameters

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Description

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Operating Frequency| 13.56MHz
Support Standard| ISO15693, ISO14443A, ISO18000-3M1 ISO18000-3M3
RF Power| 0.2W
Communication Interface| USB
Recognition Distance| ISO 14443A: 15cm

ISO 15693: 24cm

Range Of Reading Within Agreed Area| ≤1cm
Voltage| 5VDC（USB powered）
Maximum Power Consumption| 1W
Metal Shielding Design| Yes
Shell Material| PCB and metal plate
Dimensions| 379.529020.7mm
Maximum Operating Temperature| 50℃

Tips

• Dimensions are approximate. For specific dimensions, please refer to the real object;
• As our products continue improving, technical parameters may be changed without advanced notice.

Product Structure

Product Appearance

Table 2 Product appearance description

Product Dimensions

Hardware Interface Description

Communication Interface

The communication interface of the device adopts a USB interface, and it can connect directly through the computer USB interface. as shown below:

Power Switch

This device is equipped with a power switch button, as shown:

Device Connection

The device is connected to the PC via a USB communication interface, and power is supplied via USB without an additional power supply:

Description Of Indicator Light Table 3 Description of indicator light

LED 1

| The device is powered on normally when the red light flashes.
LED 2| The device detects an RFID tag or card when the blue light is on

Instructions Of Configuration Tools

• Please refer to Section 3 “Device Connection ” to connect the
• After the device is connected, press the power button.
• When making sure that the device is normally powered by observing the state of the LED, open the testing tool R Tool folder, and find the file in the folder directory.
• Double cli ck the file to open the test tool, as shown below:

Select the corresponding communication method according to the actual interface type used by the device.

Since the communication interface of the device is a USB interface, select “USB Communication” in [Communication Interface] under [Search Parameters]. click the [Search] button to find the device. When the device is found, the device information will be automatically displayed in the “Discovered Devices” list as follows:

As shown above (Step ④), click the “Start” button to enter the main interface of the test software.

Configuration Description Of Parameters

• After the software and the device are successfully connected, enter the configuration interface and click parameter configuration to configure the interface data,
• RF parameters, inventory parameters, working mode, and other parameters of the device:

Note: All changed configuration parameters must be saved by clicking the [Write] button and then clicking the [Save] button. Otherwise, the setting is invalid.

Communication Interface

• Bus address: between 1 255
• Baud Rate: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115 200, 230400
• Parity check type: None, Odd, Even

Buzzer Default Parameters

• Type: Unchanged, On, Off, Flash.
• Frequency values range from 0 to 255, only applicable for the Flash-type.
• Active time is the frequency of the buzzer, only applicable for the Flash-type.

RF Parameters

Basic options

1. Auto close RF when RF is free for a specified time In the host control mode, the device will automatically close the RF if it does not receive a command of card reading or opening the RF.
2. Timing for Auto Close RF Value range: 0 256, the RF enters the idle mode if no operation i n a specified time.

Air protocol selection

1. ISO15693: Enable to count tags of ISO15693 air protocol.
2. ISO14443A: Enable to count tags of ISO14443A air protocol.
3. ISO18000p3m3: Enable to count tags of ISO18000p3m3 air protocol.
4. ISO14443 B: Enable to count tags of ISO14443 B an ir protocol.

ISO15693

Data coding: 1/4, 1/256.
Subcarrier: single negative carrier, double negative carrier.
ASK 10%: ASK modulation depth setting takes effect after the button is ticked. Otherwise, it is ASK 100%.
ASK modulation depth: 0.5% 60%

ISO18000p3m3

1. M: Manchester 2,Manchester 4
2. DR FC/16847khz, FC/32424khz
3. Modulation depth 0.5% 29%

Inventory Parameters

Basic options

• Disable anti-collision: whether to turn off the anti-collision function.
• Beep when discovery tags: set whether the buzzer buzzes when the tag is detected.
• Only read new tags: each tag is only read once when it does not leave the antenna sensing area.

Stop Trigger

• Try times when no tags: set the number of attempts if no new tags are found.
• Max Timeout: set the time of stopping trigger due to

ISO15693

1. AFI: 00 FF Note: 00 means not to enable.
2. Slot Number: 1 Slot, 16

ISO 18000p3m3

1. Start Q 0 1 5
2. Session: session 0, session 2.
3. Use dynamic Q: whether to enable dynamic Q value.
4. Min dynamic Q: set the minimum dynamic Q
5. Max dynamic Q: set the maximum dynamic Q value.

ISO14443B

1. AFI 00 FF Note: 00 means not to enable.
2. Slot Number: 1 2,4,8,16.

**System Work Mode

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Mode

• Host mode: the host software needs to send commands.
• Scan mode: the inventory can be automatically completed, even if the host the software does not send commands; the scan setting in the scan mode should be configured in advance

Scan Mode Configuration

• Filtered time of duplicated tag(sec) sec): The tag can only be counted again after leaving for the specified time.
• Port of data output: Uart1 output, USB HID output, virtual keyboard output, Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34.

Scan option

• Output UID: output the tag UID.
• Output block’s data: output the content of the data block (not including the security status byte).

Output format of block s data

• Format as a hex string
• Format as ASCII

1. The output format of UI D
2. Format as a hex string
3. Format as LSB 3 bytes convert to integer string
4. Format as LSB 4 bytes convert to integer string
5. Format as compliant with Wiegand
6. Format as compliant with Wiegand fix 8 bytes
7. UID length : 0 8, 0 for unlimited length, the output of a complete UID.
8. Parameter of the reading block with ISO15693
9. Byte offset: The offset of the first byte to be
10. Byte count: The number of bytes to be

Note: The above configuration is a common configuration, if you need to set other configuration information, please consult our engineers to configure.

Testing

Multi tags Inventory Testing

After entering the main interface of the R Tool test software, select “ISO Multi Tag Test” and carry out the procedure as shown in the following figure ①, ②, and ③ for the tag s inventory test:

Note

• Step 1: Select the menu “ISO Multi Tag Test” in the main interface of the software;
• Step 2: Select the “Inventory ” in the drop-down list above the “Start” button;
• Step 3: Click the “Start” button to carry out the inventory testing.

Single T ag Operation Testing

• After entering the main interface of R Tool test software, select ” Single Tag Test “and carry out the procedure as shown in the following figure ① ② ③ ④ and ⑤ fo r tag s test:

Note

• Step 1: In the software main interface, select the menu “Single Tag Test”;
• Step 2: In the “Single Tag Test” interface, select the type of tag to be operated;
• Step 3: mode none address, address.

1. For a single tag, select the “none address” mode.
2. For multiple tags, select the “address” mode.

• Step 4: Click the “Inventory” button to display the UID list in UID drop-down box.
• Step 5: For a single tag: click the “Connect” button;

1. For multiple tags: in UID drop-down box, select the tags required to be operated, and then click the “Connect” button;

After the above steps, you can read and write tags, as shown below :

Steps

1. Set the data block of the tag to be operated in the Addr drop-down box and the Num drop-down box. After setting, the operable data block is displayed in green indicating that it can be operated;
2. Click [Read Block] to read the data value of the data block selected in step 1;
3. Write the value in the line (green area) of the data block whose value should be written, and then click [Write Block];
4. After the operation is completed, click the [ button to disconnect the tag connection.

Technical Support

Download link for development data and testing

• https://www.gzandea.com/download.php

Call for equipment debugging and technical support

• Mobile phone: 138 0251 4535
• Fixed telephone: 00 86 20 32039552

Caution: The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

FCC Statment

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Guangzhou Andea Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.

• Address: Room 401, Building H, Jingye San Street, Yushu Industrial Park, Economic And Technological Development Zone, Guangzhou
• Zip code: 510663
• Phone: 00 86 20 32039550 , 32039551 32039552
• Fax: 00 86 20 32039553
• Website: http://www.gzandea.com

References

• RFID读写器|天线_智慧图书馆|零售_工业RFID读写器-安的电子

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