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ILR Series i-Q310 Transponders
Models CST/SET/ATR/LPT/DRT/ATN
Installation and Operation Manual
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Proprietary Notice
This document contains confidential information propr ietary to IDENTEC SOLUTIONS and may not be used or
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– 30. July 2009 –
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS, Inc.
Liberty Plaza II, Suite 375
5057 Keller Springs Rd, Addison, Texas 75001
USA
Tel: (972) 535 4144, Fax: (469) 424-0404, Toll Free: 1 866 402 4211
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Subject to alteration without prior notice.
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Printe d in Germany
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Radio Frequency Compliance Statement
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS is the responsible party for the compliance of the fo llowing devices:
MODELS: i-Q310 CST, i-Q310 SET, i-Q310 ATR, i-Q310 LPT, i-Q310, i-Q310 DRT, i-Q310 ATN
EUROPE: CE
USA FCC, HERO
Canada Industy Canada
USA: FCC ID OO4-IQ310 for M ode ls i-Q310 SET, i-Q310 ATR, i-Q310 LPT , i-Q310 DRT
FCC ID OO4-IQ310CS T for M od e l i-Q310 CST
FCC ID OO4-IQ310ATN for Model i-Q310 ATN
Industry Canada: IC:3538A-IQ310 for Models i-Q310 SET, i-Q310 ATR, i-Q310 LPT, i-Q310 DRT
IC:3538A-IQ310CST for Model i-Q310 CST
IC:3538A-IQ310ATN for Model i-Q310 ATN
HERO:
The user(s) of these products are cautioned to only use accessories and peripherals approved, in advance, by
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS. The use of accessories and peripherals, other than those approved by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS,
or any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
European Notifi cation according R&TTE Directive
This equipment complies to Art. 6.4 of R&TTE Direct ive (1999/5/EC). It is tested for compliance with the follo w ing
standards: ETSI EN 300 220, ETSI E N 301 489, EN 60950
USA Notification
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) Th is
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
The user(s) of these products are cautioned to only use accessories and peripherals approved, in advance, by
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS. The use of accessories and peripherals, other than those approved by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS,
or any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
The device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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Safety Precautions
Important Safety Notes
The sys te m described in this manual is for exclusive operation by trained emp loyees. Only qualified pe rsonnel tha t kno w the potential
dangers involved should perform the installation, settings, maintenance and re pair of the unit s used.
On account of high operating temperature of 80°C (+176°F) care must be taken, if the tags are heated. To avoid burn wait a while until the
tags have cooled down or use gloves. At temperatures below 0°C (+32°F) tags can be ice d. In this case , wa it a while until tags are warmed
up or use gloves.
The models i-Q310 SET, i-Q310 CST, i-Q310 ATR, i-Q310 LPT and i-Q310 DRT contain replaceable battery. Due to UL safety clauses this
batter y must be replaced only by skilled personnel. See also chapter Batte ry Replacement P r ocedure.
All tags c on ta in a battery. That is the reason for th e fo llo wing inst r uctio ns:
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTIONCAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTE RY IS REPLACED
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTE RY IS REPLACED
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTE RY IS REPLACEDRISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTE RY IS REPLACED
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIE S ACCORDING
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIE S ACCORDING
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIE S ACCORDINGDISPOSE OF USED BATTERIE S ACCORDING
TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
TO THE INSTRUCTIONSTO THE INSTRUCTIONS
Operational Safety
The correct and safe use of these systems assumes that operating and service personnel follow the safety measures described in the manu al
along s ide the generally acceptable safety pr o cedures.
If there is a possibility that safe operation ca nnot be guaranteed the syst em must be switc hed off and secur ed against ac cidental use. Then
the service unit responsible must be informed .
Electrostatic Discharge
This product contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharges. Please observe the special instructions for
their protection. Incorrect handling can damage the unit and cause the invalidation of the warranty.
Safety Documents
This ILR system was designed, tested and supplied in perfect condition according to document testreport EN60950.
Condensation/Change of Temperature
Moving the systems from a cold to a warm environment could lead to dangerous situations due to condensation. Therefore it must be
ensured that the system can adjust itself to the warmer temperature.
Spare Parts
We recommend that only original products, spare and replacement parts authorized by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS be used for installation, service
and repair. Otherwis e ID ENTEC SOLUTIONS does not acce pt any responsibility fo r materia ls us ed, work carried out or possible consequences.
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Contents
1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................7
1.1 I-Q310 SERIES TRANSPONDER FUNCTIONALITY .................................................................. 7
1.2 CST AND SET FEATURES AND BENEFITS ...........................................................................7
2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................8
3 TRANSPONDER DESCRIPTION.....................................................................................9
3.1 HOUSING .................................................................................................................9
3.2 TRANSPONDER DATA MEMORY ..................................................................................... 10
3.3 USB INTERFACE ...................................................................................................... 10
3.4 BATTERY INSTALLATION AND POWER UP INDICATION ........................................................... 11
4 INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................12
4.1 SET MOUNTING OPTIONS........................................................................................... 12
4.2 MOUNTING THE SET TRANSPONDER .............................................................................. 13
4.3 MOUNTING THE CST TRANSPONDER............................................................................... 14
4.4 TRANSPOND ER ENCLOSURE PR OTECTION.......................................................................... 15
5 INITIAL OPERATION..................................................................................................16
5.1 ACTIVATING THE TRANSPONDER ................................................................................... 16
5.1.1 How to Activate the Transponder............................................................................ 16
5.1.2 Battery Replacement Procedure.............................................................................. 17
5.1.3 CST/SET LED de scription and operation................................................................... 18
5.1.3.1 Sensor LEDs....................................................................................................................18
5.1.3.2 Light Sensor input............................................................................................................18
5.1.3.3 Push Button.....................................................................................................................18
5.1.3.4 Humidity Se nsor inp u t.......................................................................................................18
5.1.3.5 BAT power LED................................................................................................................19
5.2 CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................... 19
6 USB OPERATION ........................................................................................................20
6.1 USING THE USB CONNECTION ..................................................................................... 20
6.2 DISCONNECTING TH E USB CONNECTION ......................................................................... 20
7 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOO TING.................................................................21
7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................. 21
7.2 TRANSPONDER BATTERY............................................................................................. 21
7.2.1 Replacing th e Transponder’s Battery....................................................................... 21
7.3 RETURNS............................................................................................................... 22
8 ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS.........................................................................................23
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1 Introduction
1.1 i-Q310 Series Transpo n der Func tionality
The i-Q ISO 18000-7 transponders are high performance active RFID devices suitable for a wide
variety of applications. The transponder responds to interrogator commands over the distance of
100 (and more) meters in line of sight. The transponders have a battery with a typical operational
life of 3 or more years. This battery is easily replaceable in most models (ATR, DRT, LPT, SET and
CST) for prolonged life span. The exception is the ATN transponder that has a non-removable
sealed battery.
The i-Q310 series includ es the following transponders:
• i-Q310 ATR = Asset Transponder
• i-Q310 ATN = Asset Transponder with Non-Replaceable Battery
• i-Q310 DRT = Data Rich Transponder
• i-Q310 LPT = License Plate Transponder
• i-Q310 SET = Sensor Transponder
• i-Q310 CST = Container Security Transponder
For description and instructions for ATR, ATN, DRT and LPT Transponders, please see a separate i-Q310 Series
Installation and Operation Manual for ATR, ATN, DRT a nd LPT.
1.2 CST and SET Features and Benefits
100-meters (300 ft) read/write range allows automated identification, tracking and tracing of assets without
human intervention.
The CST and SET transponders offer two memory areas.
o The S ET and CST have 128kB of memory allocated for user data
o The SET and CST have 32 bits of memory allocated for a fixed, unique, Identification Code.
o The SET and CST have 32kB of memory allocated for sensor logging.
433 MHz operating frequency allows low-power, long communication range and high data transmission rates
with minimal interference due to local conditions.
ISO / IEC 18000-7 compatible allows manufacturer independent interoperation. US DoD and NATO ITV
compatible.
All transponders carry a speaker for acoustic signalization during search, locate, alarms.
The CST and SET transponders provide USB 2.0 Hardwire Interfac e for fast and secure data transfer with
USB connection with mini-B connector.
3-year battery lifetime and more delivers long-time maintenance-free operation, without battery
replacement.
CST and SET transponders have a replaceable battery f or extended lifetime.
Communication on demand eliminates RF flooding through software-controlled read/write operations.
Non-line-of-sight data transmission allows tags to be buried while transmitting for improved trac king and
tracing efficiency.
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2 Technical Specifications
Performance
Read rate Up to 100 tags/s (Collect Tag Identification Code only)
Max. response time < 150 ms (single tag)
RF Communication
Read range Up to 100 m (300 feet) @ free air
Write range Up to 100 m (300 feet) @ free air
Operating frequency 433.92MHz
Data rate (download to tag) 27.778 Kbits/s
Data rate (upload to reader) 27.778 Kbits/s
Frequency 433.92MHz international ISM band
Modulation FSK ± 50 kHz at 27.778 kHz data rate
Sensitivity -85dBm / range at least 300ft (~100m)
Maximum transmission power 1mW– comply with national regulations
Standard / Certification ISO/IEC 18000-7
Hardwire Communication
Standard USB 2.0
Connector Mini-B
Electrical
Power source Lithium battery (replaceable, except ATN)
Expected battery life Typically 3 years and more depending on usage
Battery monitoring Yes
Data
Data retention >10 years without power
Write cycles 100,000 writes to a tag
Memory size 128k bytes/32k bytes
Identification code 32 bit fixed ID
Environmental
Operating temperature –40°C to +80°C (–40ºF to +176ºF)
Humidity 10% to 90% relative humidity at 30°C (+86ºF)
Shock 50 G, 3 times DIN IEC 68-2-27
Multiple drops to concrete from 1 m (3 ft)
Vibration 3 G, 20 sine wave cycles, 5 Hz to 150 Hz,
DIN IEC 68-2-6
5 G, noise 5 Hz to 1000 H z, 30 minutes
DIN IEC 68-2-64
Physical
Dimensions (CST)
7 in. length x 4.24 in . width x 3.97 in h e ight.
(17.7 cm x 10.7 cm x 10 cm)
Weight (CST)
Dimensions (SET) with
bracket
Dimensions (SET) without
bracket
Weight (SET) 100 g (3.52 oz)
Enclosure Plastic (ASA / Luran
200 g (7 oz)
6.25 in. length x 2 .15 in. width x 1.75 in. height
(15cm x 5.5 cm x 4.5 cm)
5.76 in length x 2.17 in width x 1.53 in height
(14.6 cm x 5.5 cm x 3.9 cm
®
S)
Enclosure rating IP 65
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3 Transponder Description
3.1 Housing
The SET and CST i-Q310 transponders are made of a rugged plastic hou sing with IP 65 rating. On the
front side (see Fig. 3.1 and 3.2) there are identification labels, which provide information about the type
of the tag, the tag manufacturer and prime contractor, certifications, barcode and th e IAW MIL-Std-129P
markings where appropriate. On the rear side of the transponder, there are brackets with openings for
transponder mounting and for clip-on magnetic mounts. The SET and CST transponders have identical
front panel markings, sensors, and LEDs.
Product label
Sensor LEDs
Light Sensor input
Push Button
Humidity Sensor input
USB cover
Battery cover
Figure 3.1 Front view of the SET transponder
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Figure 3.2 Front view of the CST transponder
3.2 Transponder Data Memory
The CST and SET models of the i-Q310 series transponders offer 128 kBytes of non-volatile memory for
general purpose and user data. In addition, 32kBytes of non-volatile memory is available for sen sor
logging.
3.3 USB Interface
The transponders are enabled for fast and secure data transfer using USB connection with mini-B
connector. The USB connector is placed next to the battery cap under a separate cover (Fig. 3.3).
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Figure 3.3 USB connector
3.4 Battery installation and power up indication
The transponder ships with the battery reversed; please see Chapter 5 for details on how to power and
activate the transponder.
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4 Installation
4.1 SET Mounting Option s
The transponders are designed with two mounting holes so they can be firmly mounted onto virtually
any surface. The transponder can be mounted using various methods dependent on the particular
application. Among the common types of mounting are:
• Screws
• Rivets
• Double sided tape
• Wire ties
• Mounting bracket (Fig. 4.1 and 4.2)
• Magnetic mount (Fig. 4.3)
Figure 4.1 The SET mounting bracket
Figure 4.2 Installing the SET transponder into the bracket
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Figure 4.3 Magnetic mount installation for the SET
4.2 Mounting the SET Transponder
The transponder has slots that allow mounting using wire ties without the mounting bracket. The
mounting bracket has also openings in order to be wire tied to a post or other object (Fig 2.4).
Figure 4.4 SET Mounting with wire ties
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4.3 Mounting the CST transponder
The CST is intended for ISO shipping containers like the one shown below in Fig 4.5.
Figure 4.5 ISO container (typical)
The CST transponder is shown below mounted in various orientations. The ISO door mount opening on
the CST is 55mm (2.17”) shown in Figure 4.6. It must be mounted on the left door with the an tenna
outside the container and the sensor body and switch mounted inside the container, shown in Figs 4.8
and 4.9.
The roller switch arm shown in Fig 4.6 and 4.8 should contact the right door to detect a breach or
opening of the door.
Figure 4.6 CST door mount opening
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Figure 4.7 CST inside left door mounting
Figure 4.8 CST inside left door mounting
4.4 Transponder enc losure protectio n
The CST and SET transponders all have enclosures rated at IP 65. This means that the transponders
are dust tight and water tight. However care should be taken to not immerse in liquids or subject to
powerful jets of water. The transponder casing should not be opened at any time in order to preserve
the integrity of the IP 65 rating and maintain the factory seal.
Figure 4.9 Transponder seal
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5 Initial Operation
5.1 Activating the Transponder
The i-Q310 ISO 18000-7 transponders needs to be activated. They are shipped with a reversed battery
to prevent communication and battery consumption (Fig. 5.1).
Figure 5.1 Battery shown reversed with
the negative (-) terminal shown.
5.1.1 How to Activate the Transponder
Before use, the battery cover has to be opened, battery f lipped over and securely cl osed. This activates
the transponder for operation. Use only A size 3.6 V Lithium Li-SOCl
batteries.
2
Figure 5.2 Battery shown in correct orientation with
the positive (+) terminal shown.
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5.1.2 Battery Replacement Proced ur e
Before starting battery replacement regard following instructions:
1. Due to UL safety clauses this battery must be replaced only by skilled personnel.
2. Warning Fire, explosion and burn hazard
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type
Do not recharge, short circuit, crush, disassemble, heat above 100°(212°F)
Do not incinerate, or expose contents to water
3. Use only A size 3.6 V Lithium Li-SOCl
batteries, preferred type: Saft LS 17500
2
4. Do not replace the battery or open the battery compartment outdoors or in cold or moist
environment. Always replace it in a warm and dry place. If the tag has been brought from a
cold (less than 10 °C/50 °F) into a warm environment it should warm up for 1hour.
5. Do not dispose used batteries into household waste. Used batteries are hazardous wa ste.
1. Remove the battery co ver by rotating counter clockwise while slightly depressing cover (Fig 5.3).
Figure 5.3 Opening the Battery Cap
2. Remove the battery and put it back with the poles reversed (Fig. 5.2). The ⊕ should point out.
3. Replace the battery cover by rotating it clockwise while slightly depressing it.
4. When you hear a short beep, the transponder is activated an d ready for operation (see section
5.1.3).
5. If no beep is heard, either the battery is not oriented correctly or it needs to be replaced.
6. Follow steps 2 – 4 f or battery replacement in case of depletion.
Note: To keep moisture and dust out of the transponder take care to not lose the o-ring seal on the
battery cover or to leave the battery cover off the tran sponder for extended periods.
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5.1.3 CST/SET LED description and operation
Light Sensor
Push Button
Humidity Sensor
Figure 5.4 LED indicators and sensor inputs
5.1.3.1
Sensor L EDs
The sensor LEDs are illuminated when……….???
5.1.3.2
Light Sensor input
Need description for content
5.1.3.3
Push Button
Need description for content
5.1.3.4
Humidity Sensor input
Need description for content
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5.1.3.5
BAT power LED
The SET and CST transponders have an LED for battery status as indicated in Fig 5.4. If the battery has
more than a 15% charg e remaining the LED will be g reen. Below t his level the battery warning flag is
set in memory, and the LED will illuminate red. The battery LED will be off when the battery charge is
depleted or not installed.
5.2 Configuration
The i-Q310 series transpond e rs are not configured directly. They are configured using the i-PORT M-310
device via the air interface and appropriate software. P lease see the FDU and Handheld User’s Guide for
information on how to configure transponders.
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6 USB Operation
Important Note
While a transponder is connected via USB to a PC it is continuously powered by the internal battery. In
order to save battery life, please close the USB connection and remove the transponder from the USB
connection after data transfer.
On account of high operating temperature only use usb cable specified up to +80°C (+176°F).
6.1 Using the USB Connect ion
Please see the FDU Software Manual for details.
6.2 Disconnecting the USB Connect ion
As the transponder is not operating as a USB mass storage device with buffers that m ust be flushed
before removal, it is quite easy to disconnect it from t he USB connection:
• Stop the service software or cancel the connection to the transponder in the service software.
• Remove the transponder from the USB connection.
• Protect the USB connector by safely tightening the protective rubber lid of the transponder.
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7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
7.1 Troubleshooting
The transponder does not respond to interrogation at all.
• Make sure the battery is inserted in a correct orientation.
• Make sure the battery is not depleted. Change the battery.
• Tighten the battery cap in order to ensure that both poles are in contact with the transponder’s
circuits.
The transponder is not accessible through USB.
• Ensure that the USB cable is tightly plugged into the transponder and the host PC.
• Switch the USB cable.
• Are the correct drivers installed, communication configured? Please refer to the FDU Software
User’s Manual.
Other issues:
If none of the above steps resolved the issue or there are other issues with the transponder not
mentioned here, please contact technical support.
7.2 Transponder Battery
The battery of the transponder has a typical lifetime expectancy of more than 3 years. A depleted
battery can be replaced with a new one.
7.2.1 Replacing the Transponder’s Battery
For steps on how to replace the battery, please see Chapter 5.
Safety Instructions
Do not replace the battery or open the battery compartment outdoors or in cold or moist environment.
Always replace it in a warm and dry place. If the transponder has been brought from a cold (less than
10 °C/50 °F) into a warm environment it shou ld warm up for 1 hour.
Replace the battery only with a type provided by or recommended by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS.
The battery has to be disposed as special refuse.
Important Note
If the battery is replaced after the transponder has signaled a “battery low” status, simply replace the
battery following the description in advance. The transpon der will automatically recognize the battery
exchange and will automatically reset its battery usage counter.
If the battery is replaced on a regular precautionary basis without the “battery low” signal, after
replacing the battery, the transponder needs a service command in order to reset its battery usage
counter.
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7.3 Returns
Parts or main components returned for repair or exchange must be handled with great care. All returns
should include a completed returns form (see appendix) and be sent to:
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS, Inc.
5057 Keller Springs Rd., S t e 375
Addison, TX 75001
USA
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8 Associated Documents
Manuals
IM.0780.EN System Description, English
IM.0781.EN i-PORT F310 Hardware and Installation Manual, English
IM.0782.EN i-Q310 Series Transponder Installation and Operation Manual for ATN, ATR, DRT and
LPT, English
IM.0783.EN i-PORT H310 Handheld Interrogator Module, English
Data Sheets
ID.0680.EN i-PORT F310, English
ID.0681.EN i-Q310 ATN—Asset Transponder, English
ID.0682.EN i-Q310 ATR—Asset Transponder, English
ID.0683.EN i-Q310 DRT—Data Rich Transponder, English
ID.0684.EN i-Q310 SET—Sensor Transponder, English
ID.0685.EN i-Q310 LPT—License Plate Transponder, English
ID.0686.EN i-Q310 CST—Container Secu rity Transponder, English
ID.0689.EN i-PORT H310 Handheld Interrogator Module, English
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