Digital I/O Circuitry | Escort LRP2000 instruction

Electrical Interface

Because of the narrow size of the strain reliefs on the LRP2000, the standard RJ-45 connector cannot be inserted through the strain relief. EMS recommends that you loosen the nut on the strain relief, feed through the cable, and crimp the connector in place. After the connector is crimped onto the cable, the cable can be connected to the Ethernet module, and the excess cable withdrawn from the unit before tightening the strain relief. EMS recommends stranded shielded CAT5e cable for Ethernet wiring.

Ethernet capability is an optional upgrade. Contact your EMS dealer for inquiries about availability of this option and upgrade.

3.8 Digital I/O Circuitry

Both the digital inputs and digital outputs are optically isolated circuits with no common path between any channel terminal and another channel, or between any channel and the LRP2000 power. Because they are independent and floating, the external wiring controls their use. The inputs can be configured for sensors with a PNP or NPN output. The outputs can be configured in a sourcing or sinking configuration. The examples in Figure 24 through Figure 31 show different connections for common input and output devices.

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Contents

LRP2000 Passive Reader/Writer Escort Memory Systems Warranty Table of Contents Rfid Communications Iii Unpacking and Inspection Introduction FCC Compliance FCC Certifications Introduction CE Certification CE Statement Changes and Modifications LRP2000 Dimensions Dimensions LRP2000 Mounting Hole Locations and Dimensions LRP2000-23 Antenna Dimensions LRP2000-26 Antenna Dimensions Antenna Environment Installation1 LRP2000-26 Antenna Assembly Installing the Antenna Green Orientation Dots Location Green Dots Joining Plate Connectors Joining Plate Joining Plate and Fasteners Completed LRP2000-26 Antenna RF Connectors and Strain Relief Connectors and Wiring Internal Connectors Terminal Blocks Antenna Cabling Antenna Connectors Single Antenna System Connections Connecting Single Antenna System Dual Antenna System Connections Connecting a Dual Antenna System Data Terminal Blocks J8 Pin Number Interface J8 Signal Name DB9 Pin DB25 PinRS232 Pinouts, J8 Terminal Block J10 COM1 RS422 Power Supply LRP2000 Wire color Connector Pin Number Power Supply WiringInput Power Pinout J10 Pin Number Signal Name Polarity Description Input Power Supply Lugs Ethernet Wiring RS232 Wiring RS422 Wiring and Termination Digital I/O Circuitry Inputs Connector Pin Signal Name Polarity Number Outputs Terminal Signal Name Polarity Number Input from Sourcing Contact Input from NPN Sensor Sourcing Output Contact Sinking Output LED Driver Setting Jumper 32 on the Master Master/Slave ConfigurationJ32 J34 OFF DIP Switch Settings on the SlaveMaster DIP Switch Settings Bank Position Slave DIP Switch Settings Setting Jumper J16 on the Slave 2 COM2 Configuring the Serial InterfaceCOM1 Defaults 1 COM1 COM2 Parameters COM2 DefaultsBaud Rate 1200, 2400 9600, 19200 bps Settings Digital Board DIP SwitchDip Switch Settings Download Baud Rate Interface Restore Defaults Ignored Configuring the Ethernet Module for Network CommunicationDefault IP Address Optional Ethernet Interface Menu Loading Configuration Server Properties LED Indicators Color Meaning Error and Config LEDs 4 Alternating Flashes Flashing LED SignalsError LED 4 Flashes Error and Config LEDs 4 Simultaneous Flashes Faulty Network Connection No Dhcp Response Received LRP2000 Standard PC Serial Port How to Enter the Menu Configuration Set COM1 Parameters Set-Up Operating ParametersSet COM2 Parameters Operating Mode Set Operating ModeFraming Editing Checksum? 0 Disabled 1 Enabled Length Power up in Continuous Read Mode?Delay Between Identical Decodes Start Address Set RF Communication Restore Factory DefaultsReturn to Main Menu Downloading DSP Firmware Download New Program Exit to Operating Mode Conventions Command protocols User I/O Commands ABx Command Set ListingsSingle Tag Commands Multi-tag Commands Multi-tag Command Parameters Command Parameters Start Continuous Read Multi-tag Example Field Number Content BytesStandard ABx Protocol Single Tag Example Field Remarks ABxS Command 04H Fill TagCommand from Host Example Response from Controller ABxS Command 05H Read ABxS Command 06H Write ACH ABxS Command 07H Read Tag Serial NumberE0H ABxS Command 0DH Stop/Start Continuous Read ABxS Command 08H Tag Search ANT Config BlinkCommand Response Field Remarks Behavior Description Field Content ABxS Command 14H Get Memory StatusResponse from controller ABxS Command 17H Lock Family Code ABxS Command 16H Write Family CodeDescription ABxS Command 82H SN Read All AAH FFH 6CH 1EH ABxS Command 83H Start/Stop Continuous SN Read All0BH C5H 4BHFCH Response to a successful command follows this form ABxS Command 84H Fill Tag All ABxS Command 85H Read All Termination Packet ABxS Command 86H Write All D2H ABxS Command 87H Read Tag SN All6EH 3CH ABxS Command 88H Tag Search All AAH 8BH ABxS Command 8BH Write Family Code All AAH 8CH ABxS Command 8CH Lock Family Code All AAH 8DH ABxS Command 8DH Start/Stop Continuous Read All Data response from controller Command is formatted as shown below ABxS Command 91H Memory Lock All ABxS Command 94H SN Fill 00H 01H SN byte ABH ABxS Command 95H SN ReadF3H ABxS Command 96H SN Write A4H 0EH ABxS Command 10H Set OutputRemarks LSB Bit Output D Output C Output B Output a 0CH Remarks LSB Bit Input D Input C Input B Input a ABxS Command 11H Input Status Checksum Field ContentsABx Fast Protocol Packet Size ABx Fast Multi-tag Command Structure ABx Fast Single Tag Command Structure Header 0202H Command Size ABxF Command 04H Fill Tag AEH ABxF Command 05H ReadCommand from Host Field Content Response from Controller Field Content E7H ABxF Command 06H Write EEH ABxF Command 07H Read Tag Serial NumberF8H F2H ABxF Command 08H Tag SearchA3H 1DH ABxF Command 0DH Start/Stop Continuous ReadF6H E1H ABxF Command 14H Get Memory StatusF1H E5H ABxF Command 16H Write Family CodeE8H ABxF Command 82H Read Data and SN All ABxF Command 17H Lock Family Code A6H 101 6FH Command from Host Response from Controller Field Content 103 ABxF Command 83H Start/Stop Continuous SN Read All 7BH 6AH 105 106 ABxF Command 84H Fill All 107 ABxF Command 85H Block Read All C8H EBH 109 ABxF Command 86H Block Write All 110 ABxF Command 87H Read Tag SN All F4H 9BH ETX ABxF Command 88H Tag Search All 113 ABxF Command 8DH Stop/Start Continuous Read All 114 ABxF Command 91H Memory Lock All 115 ABxF Command 8BH Write Family Code All F7H ABxF Command 8CH Lock Family Code All Response form Controller Field Content ABxF Command 94H SN Fill117 9DH B0H 119 ABxF Command 95H SN Block Read 120 121 ABxF Command 96H SN Block Write 4DH Output D Output C Output B Output a Byte ABxF Command 10H Set Output123 Output LSB Bit Status 124 ABxF Command 11H Input Status EDH 125EAH ABx Ascii Protocol Response Structure ABx Ascii Protocol Command StructureCommand Packet Structure ABx Ascii Protocol Example Ascii Command, Fill Tag Command/Response Size127 STX Command from Host Field Ascii Hex Ascii String ValueResponse from Controller Field Ascii Hex Ascii String Value Error Code Description ABx Error CodesMulti-tag Error Codes ABx Standard Error Codes Field Number of Ascii Contents Characters ABx Fast Error CodesABx Ascii Error Codes Field Bytes Contents 131 Multi-tag Command Error Code Environmental Mechanical SpecificationsElectrical Communication Tags AccessoriesAvailable Models Options Decimal Hex Character 134 DEL 135