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A
RF4 – RF port 4
G
RF1 – RF port 1
B
RF4 status LED
H
RF1 status LED
C
RF3 – RF port 3
I
Tag LED
D
RF3 status LED
J
Status LED
E
RF2 – RF port 2
K
Power LED
F
RF2 status LED
L
24 VDC coaxial power input connector
consumption is 24W maximum
LED
LED state
Description
Power
Solid gre en
The power is on and the unit is ready to use.
Off
There is no power to the unit.
LED
LED state
Description
Solid amb er
The unit is powering on.
Off
The reader is operational, and is not under LLRP management.
Solid amb er
When the power LED is amber, the unit is powering on.
When the power LED is green, the unit is in power save mode.
Blinkin g am b er
Software is downloading to the reader.
may also be under LLRP management when another state is reported.
Solid red
The reader is detecting an error or sel f-test has failed.
Flashi ng gr e en
The reader is reading a valid tag.
Strength In dication (RSSI) is below the programmed threshold.
Flashing red
You mu st set the countr y of operation. The reader does not emit RF or read tags until
you sp ecify the country of operation.
Amber
The transmitter is active.
Off
The transmitter is not active.
Three amber
The reader has established communication with a 1-Wire® device.
Two amber bl in k s
The reader has lost communication with a 1-Wire® device.
A
Brackets-in orientation on reader
B
Brackets-ou t orientation on reader
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A
B
20 cm (7.9 in)
20 cm (7.9 in)
17.4 cm
20 cm
IDX-4000 UHF RFID Reader
Quick Star t Guide
About this guide
This guide provides overview information on how to connect and mount the IDX-4000 UHF RFID Reader.
This guide als o includes information on LED definitions, the ports on the rea der, and regulatory and
compliance information.
Additional documentation
If installing the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader as part of a sol uti on, refer to the following relevant solution guide
for complete installation and configuration procedures:
• Synergy Dual Technology Pe destal Installat ion Guide, 8200-1014-40.
• Fitting Room 360º Installation Guide, 8200-2697-23.
• Transition and Receiving D oor Solution Instal lation Guide, 8200-2697-24.
• Overhead RFID as EAS Installation and Service Guide, 8200-1075-03.
Technical support
For product bulletins, and updates to this guide, visit https://sensormaticsecurelogin.com.
About the product
The IDX-4000 f our por t UHF RFID reader is an intelligent, highly integrated UHF RFID t ag reader . The
IDX-4000 is the hardware foundation for all Tyco RFID solutions and connects to Tyco’s Loss Prevention and
Inventory Repor ting platforms, True V UE and Shrink Manag e m ent as a Service (SMaaS). The IDX-4000 also
supports industry standard Low Level Rea der Pr otocol (LLRP) for directly managed RFID reader control. The
IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader delivers real-time tag data when processing Gen2-compliant tags.
Order the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader using the f oll owing part numbers:
• IDX-4000-N1: For use in North America. This kit includes a univ ersal power supply with a US power
cord, and a USB cable.
• IDX-4000-E1: For use in the EU. This ki t i ncl udes a USB cable and a universal powe r supply. You must
order a power cord se parately.
• IDX-4000-W1: For a list of countries t hat use the W1 part number, see Table 5. This kit includes a USB
cable and a universal power supply. You must order a power cord separately.
• IDX-4000-W2: For the list a list of countries that use the W2 part number, see Table 5. This kit i ncludes
a USB cable and a universal power supply. You must order a power cord separately.
RF connections
For information on the Radio Frequency (RF) connections and the power input connector on the IDX-4000
UHF RDIF reader, see Figure 1 and Table 1.
To connect an antenna to the reader, complete the following steps:
Important: For the readers to automatically detect the antennas, the antennas must have 10kΩ resistance
sensed at the RF port .
1. Using a screw-on RP-SMA connector, connect the antenna cable to an available RF output port.
2. Tighten the SMA connector using an SMA torque wrench to 1 newton-meter or 8-pound inch to secure
the reader. A loose connection can compromise the performance of the reader.
Important: Do not over tighten the SMA connector. Overtightening the connector causes permanent
damag e on t h e reader and the cable.
Figure 1. RF connector s and power input connectors on the r eader
Table 1. RF connectors and power input connector descriptions
Connections
For information on the connections on the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader, see Figure 2 and Table 2.
Figure 2. Digital end panel connectors
Table 2. Digital end panel connector descripti ons
Letter Port name Description
A Configuration
B Ethernet 2 /
C Ethernet 1
D USB A host
E USB B device
F RS-485 port Use this port and its two connectors to connect to the peripher al or h ost RS-485 busses on
G GPIO /
access switch
Power over
Ethernet
(PoE) port
port
port
port
RS-232 port
Use a thin object such as a straightened paper clip to press the recessed configuration access
switch to restore the reader to a factory default configuration file.
To restore t he reader to a factory default con figuration file, press and hold the switch for 10
seconds until the Status LED turns green, and then release the s witch. Within 10 sec onds,
press and release the switch again to confirm the update. The LED turns off, the default
settings load, and the reader reb oots.
Use this port to connect the r eader to an Ethernet network or a local PC using an Ethernet
cable with a RJ-45 connector. The port acts like a network switch, and uses Auto-MDIX to
automatically negotiate the highest possible data rate.
Optionally, this port accepts PoE connections to power the reader. You must use an Ethernet
switch that provides PoE or a PoE injector to provide the power. The reader supports the
following PoE standards:
• IEEE 802.3af: Limits reader RF power to a maximum of 27dBm.
• IEEE 802.3at: Provides full reader functionality including reader RF power to a maximum of
30dBm.
Important: The reader does not allow the USB and the GPIO ports to draw current when it
connects to an 802.3af supply.
Use this port to connect the r eader to an Ethernet network or a local PC using an Ethernet
cable with a RJ-45 connector. The Ethernet 1 port (C) and the Ethernet 2 port (B) are
connec ted t o an Ethernet Layer 2 switch.
This USB host port supports USB, type A connector, peripherals, for example, a portable USB
memory device.
This USB device port supports USB, type B connectors. The port implements Ethernet over
USB utilizing th e Remote Network Driver Interface (RNDIS). Most versions of Microsoft®
Windows®, Linux®, and FreeBSD® support RNDIS. Connecting the reader to a PC using this
port creates a 2-node private Ether net network that you can use to control and configure the
reader.
Sensor m at i c pr o du c t s. This enables the reader to share data with the connected systems. The
RS-485 connectors use RJ-45 plugs. Do not force the connectors into the reader when
connec ting the cables.
If the IDX-4000 reader is considered the primary RS-485 controller on the network, a
termination enable plug (TEP) is required in the second RS-485 port.
Important: Do not connect Ethernet cables to this port.
Use this port to connect the r eader to a peripheral device such as a relay or indic ator. Use a
female DE-9 connector to connect to this port. This port is al so used for RS-232
communications for specialized applications.
Accessing the reader
To access the rea der’s web browser interface using the Ethernet 2 / Power over Ethernet (PoE), Ethernet 1,
or USB B device ports, complete the following steps:
1. Connect your laptop to the reader usi ng the necessary port on the reader.
2. Launch a web browser, and enter one of the following default IP addresses:
• For Ethernet 2 / Power over Ethernet ( PoE ) or Ethernet 1 port connections, enter
192.168.100.100 / 24
• For USB B device port connections, ent er 192.168.169.1
Note: Downloa d device drivers from https://sensormaticsecurelogin.com
3. In the Login window, enter the following log on credentials:
• Username:
• Password: USBB24
admin
.
Status
Solid gre en The reader is under LLRP management. All other states take precedence. The r eader
Tag
RF Status
Flashi ng am b er The reader is reading a reading a tag but is discarding it because the Received Signal
blinks
Mounting the reader
To mount the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader on a surface, complete the followi ng steps:
CAUTION: Observe the mi nimum bend radiu s s p ecified for th e a ssociated ant enna cable when
the cable must change direction. A crushed or kinked antenna cable may impair reader
performance.
1. Locate an area to mount the reader, and position the reader on the surface.
Note: An ideal mounting surface can conti nuously conduct heat away from the reader case.
2. Ensure a minim um clear ance of 10 centimeters (4 inches) of space around all exposed reader surfaces
for ventilation.
3. Determine the cor rect mounting bracket orientation for the installation site. If necessary, change the
orientation of the mounting bracket by compl eting the following ste ps:
Note: Use the bracket-in orientation in space constrained environments. Use the bracket-out orientation
when you need to conduct heat away from the reader. For the mounting bracket orientations, see
Figure 3.
a. Use a Phillips screwdriver t o remove the screws that attach t he brackets to the reader.
b. Reverse the brackets, and then reinsert the screws.
c. Tighten the scre ws to secure the bracket in place.
4. Use the mounting bra cket as a template and mark the mounting holes on the surface.
5. Remove the reader, a nd at t he locations that you marked, dri ll four mounting holes.
6. Position the reader over the four mounting holes, and secure the reader using fasteners appropria te for
its 0.5 kilogra m (1. 1 pound) weight, the mounting surface, and any other present conditions, for example,
vibration.
Note: You can use M4 (#8) fasteners, or similar screws.
Figure 3. Mounti ng bracket orientations
(6.9 in)
(7.9 in)
Note: Connect the power supply pro vided with the reader. The power
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LED definitions
For information on the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader LED definitions, see Table 3. For the location of the LEDs
on the reader, see Figure 1.
Table 3. Reader LED defi nitions
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Specifications
Power supply
Use only the Sensor ma tic power supply provided wi th the unit. Table 4 describes the power supply that is
shipped with the reader.
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Country
IDX part number
Model
Band (MHz)
Power
Approved
European Union*
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Albania
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Algeria
IDX-4000-W1
IDX-4000-W1 / IDX8K1
915-921,
925-926
100 mW eirp
Yes
Argentina
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Armenia
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
866-868
2 W erp
Yes
Belarus
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
Yes
Canada
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Chile
IDX-4000-W2
IDX-4000-W2 / IDX8K2
915-928
100 mW erp
Yes
China
IDX-4000-W1
IDX-4000-W1 / IDX8K1
920.5-925.5
2 W erp
Yes
Colombia
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Costa Rica
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-868
250 mW eirp
Yes
Dominican Republic
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Ecuador
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8K2
902-928
500 mW
Yes
Egypt
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-868
100 mW erp
Yes
El Salvador
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Guatemala
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Honduras
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
250 mW eirp
Yes
India
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-867
4 W eirp
Yes
Indonesia
IDX-4000-W2
IDX-4000-W2 / IDX8K2
923-925
2 W erp
Yes
Japan
IDX-4000-W1
IDX-4000-W1 / IDX8K1
916.8-920.8
4 W eirp
Yes
Jordan
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-868
2 W eirp
Yes
Kuwait
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-868
100 mW erp
Yes
Lebanon
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
100 mW erp
Yes
Mexico
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Morocco
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
867.7-868
500 mW erp
Yes
Oman
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Panama
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Paraguay
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
918-928
Pending
Qatar
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Russia
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
866-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Thailand
IDX-4000-W2
IDX-4000-W2 / IDX8K2
920-925
4 W eirp
Yes
Tunisia
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865.6-867.6
2 W erp
Yes
Ukraine
No
United Arab
IDX-4000-E1
IDX-4000-EU / IDX8KE
865-867
100 mW erp
Yes
United States
IDX-4000-N1
IDX-4000-NA / IDX8KN
902-928
4 W eirp
Yes
Uruguay
IDX-4000-W2
IDX-4000-W2 / IDX8K2
915-928
1 W eirp
Yes
Albania
Denmark
Iceland
Malta
Serbia
Andorra
Estonia
Ireland
Monaco
Slovakia
Austria
Finland
Italy
Montenegro
Slovenia
Belgium
France
Kazakhstan
Netherlands
South Africa
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Germany
Lithuania
Poland
Sweden
Czech Republic
Greece
Luxembourg
Portugal
Switzerland
Croatia
Hong Kong
Macao
Romania
Turkey
Cyprus
Hungary
Macedonia
Saudi A rabi a
United Kingdom
Sensormatic*
IDA-1000-US-RS / IDA-1000-EU-RS
RHCP
3.3dBiL
Motorola (Symbol)*
AN480-CL66100WR
LHCP
6.0dBiL
Motorola (Symbol)*
AN480-CR66100WR
RHCP
6.0dBiL
Motorola (Symbol)*
AN610-XXXXXXXXX
RHCP
6.0dBiL
Algeria
Kuwait
Other power supplies approved by and obtained from Sensormatic for use with this product are
IEEE 802.3at or IEEE 802.3af PoE rated injectors with a maximum RF power of 32dBm.
Table 4. Power supply par t numbers
Part number Description
5606-0091-01 Universal power supply, 24Vdc, 1.7A, 40W
Power cords
0352-0460-01 NA: 125 V, US, 1-15/C7, 2 m (6 ft)
0352-0460-02 EU: 250 V, CEE7/16-C7, ungrounded Euro plug, 2 m (6 ft)
0352-0460-03 UK: 250 V, BS1363-C7, ungrounded UK plug, 2 m (6 ft)
0352-0460-04 Japan: 125 V, 2.5 A, Japan-IEC, 2 m (6 ft)
0352-0460-07 Australia: 250 V, AS3112-C7, 2 m (6 ft)
0352-0460-09 China: 250 V, 2.5 A, China-IEC, 2 m (6 ft)
Environmental
Operating temperature .......................................................................................... -20 °C to 50°C (-4 °F to 122 °F)
Storage temp erature ............................................................................................ -20 °C to 85 °C (-4 °F to 185 °F)
Relative humi dity ........................................................................................................... 5 to 95 %, non-condensing
Regulatory information
Radio
Frequency and power of operation
If frequency and power is selectable for your model, select only the country in which you are using the
device. Any othe r sel ection makes the operation of this device illegal.
Note: The radio is enabled by default for NA models and some EU countri es. For a list of applic able EU default
countries, se e Table 5 . The radio is disabled for the W1 and W2 models, until you specify the country of opera tion in
the country field on the RFID Settin gs page.
Table 5. Frequency and power of operation
Emirates
*For default purposes, the European Uni on includes the countries lis ted in Table 6.
Table 6. United Kingdom and European Union countries
Bosni a an d
Georgia Latvia Norway Spain
Approved antennas
Table 7 lists the ante nnas that are approved f or use wi th the IDX-4000 UHF RFID reader.
Table 7. Approved antennas
Manufacturer Part numbe r Polarization Composite Gain
Sensormatic* IDA-3100-EU-RS / IDA-3100-NA-RS RHCP 6.0dBiL
Sensormatic* IDA-3200-EU-RS / IDA-3200-NA-RS RHCP 6.0dBiL
Sensormatic* IDKM-1000 / IDKM-1010 Near field -13.0dBiL
Sensormatic* IDSM-1000 / IDSM-1100 RHCP 6.0dBiL
* Required ante nna impedance is 50 ohms
The IDKM-1000 and the IDKM-1010 antennas are not appr oved for use in the countries listed in Table 8.
Table 8. Countries not approved for the use of the IDKM-1000 and the IDKM-1010 antennas
Chile Lebanon
Costa Rica United Arab Emirates
Egypt -
The IDA-3100, IDSM-1000, and IDSM-1100 antennas are not approved for use in Russia and Sout h Korea.
Table 9 lists the count ri es that are restricte d to low power.
Table 9. Countries restricted to low power
Ecuador Morocco
Honduras Uruguay
Note: All other count ries listed in Table 5. Frequency and power of operation can use any of the approved
antennas listed in Table 7.
Under Industry C anad a regulations, this radio transmitter may only op erate using an antenna of a type and ma ximu m
(or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada.
To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the
equivalent is otropically radi ated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more th an that necessary f or successful communication.
Conformément à l a réglementation d’Industrie Can ada, l e présent émetteur radio peut fonct ionner avec une ant enne
d’un type et d’un g ain maximal (ou inférieur) approuvé p our l’émetteur par Indus trie Canada.
Dans le but de réduir e les risques de brouillage radioélect rique à l’intent ion des autres ut il isateurs, il faut choisir le
type d’ antenn e et son gain de sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r. e.) ne dé pas se p as
l’intensité nécessaire à l’établissement d’une communication satisfaisante.
This radio transm itter (3506A-IDX4000NA) has been approved by Indust ry Canada to operate with th e antenna ty pes
listed in Table 7 with th e m aximum permissible g ain and required antenna impedanc e for each antenna type
indicated. Ant enna types not included in this list , having a gain greater t han the maximum gain indicated for that type,
are stric tly prohibited for us e with this device.
Le présent émetteur radio (3506A-IDX4000NA) a été approuvé par Indus trie Canada pour f onctionner avec les types
d’antenne énumérés en Table 7 et ayant un g ain admissible maxim al et l’impédance requise pour chaque type
d’a ntenne. Les ty pes d’antenne non inclus dans cette liste, ou dont le gain est supérieur au gain maximal indiqué,
sont strictem ent interdits pour l’exploitation de l’émetteur.
Antenna Installation
The antennas used with this transmitt er must be installed t o provide a minimum sepa ration distance of 38 centimeters or 14.9
inches from all persons and must not be co-located or operated in conju nction with any other antenna or tra nsmitter.
FCC Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) guidelines require the ant enna’s surface to be at least 25 centimeters away f rom
personnel working in the a rea.
Industry Canada (IC) Maximum Permissible Exposure Guidelines require the antenna ’s surface to be at least 34 centimeters
from personnel working in the area.
FCC ID: BVCUHIDX1801
Regulatory M o del: UHIDX1801
This device compl ies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Oper ati on is subject to the fol lowing two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, inclu ding
interferenc e that ma y cau se u ndesired operation.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with th e limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
par t 15 of the FCC Rules. These lim its are designed t o provide reas onab le protection ag ainst harmful interference in
a residential installation. Th is equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio f requency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harm ful interference to radio commun ications. Howev er,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interferenc e to radio or television reception, wh ich can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the us er is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the fol low ing measures: reorient or relocate the
rec eiving antenn a, increase the separation between the equ ipm ent and receiver, connect th e equ ipm ent into an outlet
on a circuit different from that t o which the receiver is connected, and/or consult the dealer or an experienced
radio/TV technic ian for help.
For the State of California, U.S.A. only: Perch lorate Mat erial - Special Handling May Apply.
See http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate
This product inc ludes a real-ti me clock battery or coin cell battery that may contain perchlorate and may require
special handling when r ecycled or d ispos ed of in California.
.
IC ID: 3506A-UHIDX1801, MODEL: IDX-4000-NA
This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). O peration is subject to the f oll ow ing two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this devic e mus t accept any interference, including
interferenc e that ma y cau se u ndesired operation of t he de vice.
Le présent appare il est conforme au x CNR d’Industrie Can ada applic ables aux appar eils radi o exempts de licence.
L’e xploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’ app areil ne doit pas produ ire de brou ill age, et (2)
l’utilisat eur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en
compromet tre le fonctionnement.
This Class B digit al apparatus complies w it h Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique d e la classe B est con forme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
México NOM 121: IDX4KN
La operación de es te equipo está s ujeta a las siguientes dos condiciones:
1) es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia perjudicial y
2) este equipo debe ac eptar cualquier interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda causar su propia opera ción no deseada.
EMC 47 CFR, Part 15 IDX-4000-NA, ID X8KN
ICES-003 IDX-4000-NA, ID X8KN
RSS-210 IDX-4000-NA, ID X8KN
NOM 121 IDX-4000-NA, ID X8KN
EN 302 208 IDX-4000-EU, IDX8KE
EN 301 489 IDX-4000-EU, IDX8KE
Safety UL/EN 60950-1 UHIDX1801
CSA-C22.2.60950-1 UHIDX1801
Equipment Modification Caution
Equipment chang es or modifications not expressly approved by Sensorm atic E lectronics, LLC, the party responsi ble
for FCC comp liance, could void the user’s au thority to operate the equipment and could create a h azar dou s c ondition.
Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS)
All parts and component s are manufactured in accordance to and to be compliant with the “DIRECTIVE 2002/95/EC OF THE
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 January 2003 on the restriction of the us e of certain hazardous substances
in electrical and electronic equipment.”
Service
If a problem using the equipment occurs , contact the facility Technical or Syst ems Support. If there is a problem with the
equipment, contact Sensormatic Technical Support at http://sensormat icsecurelogin.com
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