Users Manual, Dart Vision Reader, UWD-1000
Dart UWB Vision Reader
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Table of Contents Page
1. DOCUMENT OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................... 7
2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES ........................................................................................................... 7
3. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 9
4. INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING ..................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 ITEMS REQUIRED (SUPPLIED BY INSTALLER) .............................................................................................................. 11
4.2 TOOLS REQUIRED /SUGGESTED ............................................................................................................................. 11
4.3 CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4 NETWORK AND POWER OPTIONS .......................................................................................................................... 14
5. CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................................ 15
5.1 CONFIGURATION CONNECTION ............................................................................................................................. 15
5.2 UNIT CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................ 18
5.3 LAN WI-FI CLIENT CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................... 24
6. SUPPLICANT CONFIGURATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 34
6.1 PERSONAL CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................................................ 34
6.2 EXTENSIBLE AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOL (EAP) ...................................................................................................... 37
6.3 DIGITAL CERTIFICATES ......................................................................................................................................... 39
6.4 COMMON EAP METHODS ................................................................................................................................... 42
6.5 ACTIVATING IPV6 TRANSPORT .............................................................................................................................. 51
6.6 FIRMWARE UPGRADE PROCESS ............................................................................................................................. 54
6.7 READ RANGE ..................................................................................................................................................... 57
7. OUTPUT DATA DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................................... 63
7.1 DART VISION READER OUTPUT (PORT 5117) ........................................................................................................ 63
7.2 DART VISION READER READ RANGE PORT (PORT 5110) .......................................................................................... 64
7.3 DART VISION READER Z-SLMP OUTPUT (PORT 5118) ........................................................................................... 65
7.4 DART VISION READER SLMP OUTPUT (PORT 5119)............................................................................................... 66
8. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE INFORMATION ................................................................................................... 67
9. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE INFORMATION WLM54AG MODULE ................................................................... 68
APPENDIX A ......................................................................................................................................................... 70
A.1 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................................... 70
APPENDIX B ......................................................................................................................................................... 74
B.1 CONNECTOR REMOVAL........................................................................................................................................ 74
B.2 CABLE PREPARATION........................................................................................................................................... 75
APPENDIX C ......................................................................................................................................................... 80
REFERENCE: ISO 24730-1 FIELD DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS......................................................................................... 80
REFERENCE: ZEBRA FIELD DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS USED BY Z-SLMP .......................................................................... 81
APPENDIX D: DART VISION READER COUNTRY CODE KEY SETTING ..................................................................... 83
APPENDIX E: WPA_SUPPLICANT SETTINGS DETAILS ............................................................................................ 88
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Table of Figures Page
FIGURE 1: HIGH-GAIN DART VISION READER ......................................................................................................................... 7
IGURE 2: DVR CONNECTIONS (NOTE: RJ-45 BACK SHELLS REMOVED IN FIGURE) ..................................................................... 13
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IGURE 3: NETWORK AND POWER ..................................................................................................................................... 14
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IGURE 4: DAISY CHAIN CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................ 14
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IGURE 5: SSH FILES ........................................................................................................................................................ 17
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IGURE 6: SSH MAIN MENU ............................................................................................................................................. 18
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IGURE 7: MAIN MENU .................................................................................................................................................... 24
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IGURE 8: WLAN MENU .................................................................................................................................................. 25
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IGURE 9: WLAN ON ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
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IGURE 10: MAIN MENU COUNTRY CODE ........................................................................................................................... 26
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IGURE 11: MANUFACTURING MENU ................................................................................................................................. 27
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IGURE 12: COUNTRY CODE LIST ........................................................................................................................................ 27
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IGURE 13: SET COUNTRY CODE ......................................................................................................................................... 28
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IGURE 14: SAVE SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................... 29
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IGURE 15: ANTENNA TYPE ............................................................................................................................................... 29
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IGURE 16: FILE UPLOAD .................................................................................................................................................. 30
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IGURE 17: ADVANCE MENU ............................................................................................................................................. 31
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IGURE 18: GET REMOTE FILE ............................................................................................................................................ 32
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IGURE 19: 802.11 CLIENT MENU ..................................................................................................................................... 32
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IGURE 20: WPA_SUPPLICANT AT BOOT ............................................................................................................................ 33
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IGURE 21: WPA CONFIRMATION ...................................................................................................................................... 33
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IGURE 22: EAP AUTHENTICATION ..................................................................................................................................... 38
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IGURE 23: CERTIFICATE UPLOAD ....................................................................................................................................... 39
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IGURE 24: CERTIFICATE DATA ........................................................................................................................................... 40
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IGURE 25: SET VALID DATE .............................................................................................................................................. 41
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IGURE 26: IPV6 EXAMPLE ................................................................................................................................................ 52
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IGURE 27: FIRMWARE UPGRADE FILES ............................................................................................................................... 53
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IGURE 28: FIRMWARE UPGRADE MAIN MENU .................................................................................................................... 54
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IGURE 29: FIRMWARE UPGRADE MENU ............................................................................................................................. 54
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IGURE 30: FIRMWARE UPGRADE SCRIPT ............................................................................................................................. 55
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IGURE 31: FIRMWARE UPGRADE RESPONSE ........................................................................................................................ 55
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IGURE 32: FIRMWARE UPGRADE COMPLETE ....................................................................................................................... 56
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IGURE 33: FIRMWARE UPGRADE SERIAL ............................................................................................................................. 56
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IGURE 34: READ RANGE MAIN MENU ............................................................................................................................... 57
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IGURE 35: READ RANGE MENU ........................................................................................................................................ 58
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IGURE 36: READ RANGE DIRECT ENTRY .............................................................................................................................. 58
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IGURE 37: READ RANGE VALUE ........................................................................................................................................ 59
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IGURE 38: READ RANGE INCREMENT/DECREMENT .............................................................................................................. 59
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IGURE 39: READ RANGE SAVE .......................................................................................................................................... 60
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IGURE 40: FINE READ RANGE ........................................................................................................................................... 60
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IGURE 41: READ RANGE FINE SET ..................................................................................................................................... 61
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IGURE 42: READ RANGE FINE SAVE ................................................................................................................................... 61
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IGURE 43: READ RANGE COURSE DISTANCE ........................................................................................................................ 62
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IGURE 44: READ RANGE FINE DISTANCE ............................................................................................................................. 62
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IGURE 45: PORT 5110 COMMANDS .................................................................................................................................. 64
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IGURE 46: INSTALLATION TO HORIZONTAL METAL STRUT ....................................................................................................... 70
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IGURE 47: VERTICAL MOUNTING TO METAL STRUT ............................................................................................................... 70
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IGURE 48: OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET (UM-120-00) ................................................................................................. 71
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IGURE 49: REMOVAL OF TWO NUTS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION ................................................................................................. 71
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IGURE 50: ATTACHMENT TO OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET ................................................................................................ 72
IGURE 51: MID/ HIGH-GAIN WITH OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET ....................................................................................... 72
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IGURE 52: OMNI WITH OPTIONAL MOUNTING BRACKET ........................................................................................................ 73
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IGURE 53: SAFETY LANYARD ATTACHMENT ......................................................................................................................... 73
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IGURE 54: REMOVAL OF CONNECTOR FROM UNIT PRIOR TO INSTALLING CABLE ......................................................................... 74
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IGURE 55: REMOVING RUBBER PLUG ................................................................................................................................. 74
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IGURE 56: INSERTION OF ETHERNET CABLE INTO CONNECTOR ................................................................................................ 75
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IGURE 57: CUTTING BACK OF CABLE JACKET ......................................................................................................................... 75
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IGURE 58: ALIGNMENT AND TRIMMING OF WIRES ............................................................................................................... 76
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IGURE 59: EIA/TIA T568B ............................................................................................................................................ 76
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IGURE 60: LOAD BAR DETAILS .......................................................................................................................................... 77
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IGURE 61: INSERTING LOAD BAR INTO PLUG ....................................................................................................................... 77
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IGURE 62: MODULAR PLUG TERMINATION TOOL. ................................................................................................................ 77
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IGURE 63: ASSEMBLY OF RJ45 PLUG HOUSING .................................................................................................................. 78
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IGURE 64: JACK AND PLUG ENGAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................... 78
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IGURE 65: GROUND WIRE ATTACHMENT ............................................................................................................................ 79
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1. DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
This document describes the basic configuration and recommendations on physical
installation of the Zebra Dart Vision Reader, which is part of the Zebra Dart UWB (Ultra
Wide Band) product line. The document is provided as an installation and configuration
guide for trained installers only.
2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND FEA TURES
The Dart Vision Reader provides robust asset visibility, including asset inventory and
personnel access control applications. Utilizing patented short-pulse, UWB technology,
the Dart Vision Reader offers a detection level that exceeds the capabilities of other
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies. The Dart Vision Reader portfolio
offers three standard integrated antenna (High-Gain, Mid-Gain and Omni) models to
optimize the infrastructure required to achieve the robust Vision detection. Each Reader
can simultaneously receive thousands of signals emitted by Zebra’s active UWB Dart
Tags with a read range upwards of 200 meters (650 ft) with the High-Gain model.
Figure 1: High-Gain Dart Vision Reader
In addition, the Zebra Dart Vision Reader is the world’s first UWB Reader that is
compatible with the new International UWB Standard, IEEE 802.15.4.f as well as the
forthcoming release of ISO 24730-61. The Zebra Dart Tags are capable of operating in
their native Zebra mode as well as ISO/IEEE mode. The Dart Vision Reader is able to
simultaneously detect Zebra mode and ISO/IEEE mode tags. By adhering to
International open standards; Zebra secures your infrastructure investment as it is
compatible not only with Zebra’s, but also other standards-compliant UWB tags.
The Dart Vision Reader can be used either as a stand-alone solution or as the perfect
complement to the Dart UWB Real Time Locating System (RTLS). The Reader is fully
weatherproof (IP67 rated) with an operational temperature range of -40°C to +55°C.
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Combined with the Dart Tags ability to be detected in high multi-path, metallic
environments, the Dart Vision Reader is able to handle the most robust, indoor and
outdoor industrial environments.
The Dart Vision Reader is powered by standard IEEE 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet
(PoE). The Reader supports the transport of the received Dart Tag messages via
Ethernet or via its integral 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi client capability (Wi-Fi antennas sold
separately). The Dart Vision Reader supports IPv4 and IPv6 network connectivity,
allowing you optimal flexibility in migration to IPv6. The Dart Vision Reader offers the
UWB Tag detection data in an easy to use format for further integration into RFID edgeware solutions available from Zebra and a variety of vendors. See sections 6.1-6.4 for
edgeware connection details.
The Dart Vision Reader utilizes standard 10/100 802.3 Ethernet connectivity via Cat-5
cables. It must be wired to a nearby IEEE 802.3af compliant Power over Ethernet (PoE)
injector or network hub/switch that is PoE compliant, which is in turn connected to the
network for connectivity to RFID edge-ware software. When operating in IPv4 mode,
the Dart Vision Reader also supports standard DHCP IP address assignment, for ease of
integration into your network environment. The maximum Ethernet cable run is 328 ft
(100 m).
The Dart Vision Reader offers a Menu-driven management console, which is accessible
via a Secure Shell connection for enhanced security. For diagnostic purposes, the Dart
Vision Reader also supports a serial RS-232c connection to the management console.
The Dart Vision Reader offers unique features that greatly enhance the ability to
implement a robust RFID solution. The Reader provides software enabled attenuation
allowing the creation of localized Vision zones by dialing in the read range from inches
to hundreds of feet with clear line of sight (LOS). A Dart Vision Reader also has the
capability to be daisy-chained to another Vision Reader (and up to another two Readers
with additional PoE injection) providing data via one Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection. This
is a great advantage for those applications where multiple Readers will improve reading
robustness or extend the range of Vision detection capability without the need to expand
the IT network.
The Dart Vision Reader is the proven choice for exceptional visibility of critical assets
and personnel in demanding industrial, manufacturing, supply chain and badging
applications.
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Models
Name
Part Number
Performance
Frequency Range (-10dB)
6.35 to 6.75 GHz
Antenna Gain
Environmental/Physical/Power
Power Supply
100 m Ethernet cable
Communications
Ethernet
10/100 BaseT, CAT5 Jack, IEEE 802.3af compliant
• Telnet/ Secure Shell 2 via TCP/IP Ethernet interface
Regulatory Approvals
3. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Dart Vision Reader w/ High-Gain Antenna UWD-1000-A-01AA
Dart Vision Reader w/ Mid-Gain Antenna UWD-1000-A-02AA
Dart Vision Reader w/ Omni-Directional Antenna UWD-1000-A-03AA
Operating Temperature -40°C to +55°C (-40°F to +131°F)
Environmental Sealing IP67 (Dust & Direct Water Spray Protection)
Length (w/ Drip Shield)
Width (w/ Mounting Bracket) 17.1 cm (6.75 in)
Height (w/ Mounting Bracket) 10.8 cm (4.25 in)
Weight 2.6 kg (5.8 lbs)
Power Consumption
• UWD-1000-A-01AA (High-Gain): 13.8 dBi
• UWD-1000-A-02AA (Mid-Gain): 6.5 dBi
• UWD-1000-A-03AA (Omni): 5.0 dBi
• Mid & High-Gain: 27.9 cm (11.0 in)
• Omni: 38.1 cm (15.0 in)
Standard PoE 802.3af (37-57 VDC)
• 802.11af PoE Injector, 100-240 VAC, U p to 100 m Ethernet cable
• Also commonly supplied by Customer 802.3af network switch, Up to
Wi-Fi
Configuration & Diagnostics
• FCC Part 15 subpart B & C; ICES-003,
• UL60950-1, UL60950-22; CAN/CSA-22.2 No. 60950-1-07, CAN/CSA-22.2 No. 60950-22
• CE, EN 300 328, EN 301 489-17, EN 60950-1
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• IEEE 802.11 b/g, antenna ordered separately
• Transmit Frequency Band: 2400-2483.5 MHz
• Transmit Power: 20 dBm EIRP
• Direct connection via Serial Port, RS-232, with adapter cable
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Name
Part Number
Wi-Fi Antenna – Indoor/Outdoor Omni-Directional 5.2dBi
AK-151-00
Wi-Fi Antenna – Indoor/Outdo or Direc tio nal, 13.5 dB i
AK-153-00
Wi-Fi Antenna – Indoor Omni-Directional 2.2dBi
AK-170-00
IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) Injector
EP-025-00
Mounting Arm, Dart Vision Reader
UM-120-00
Console Cable for Dart Vision Reader
CBL-440-00
Accessories
Specifications subject to change without notice
4. INST ALLA TION AND MOUNTING
The Dart UWB Reader can be connected and powered by the customer network via an 802.3af
PoE Ethernet Switch or Wi-Fi network in conjunction with an 802.3af PoE mid-span injector.
See the accessory list for part numbers of both the available PoE injector and Wi-Fi Antenna.
Follow all safety warnings and cautions.
Warning - Electrical Shock: A protective earthing conductor with green and yellow
insulation, minimum of 18 AWG, shall be installed to the protective earthing terminal of the
metal enclosure. National electrical codes shall be followed to install facility protective
earthing conductor to the protective earthing terminal.
Warning - Electrical Shock: No operator serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to
qualified personnel. To prevent electrical shock, do not remove covers.
Caution - The Dart Reader hardware must be installed by a qualified service technician.
Caution – For outdoor installation of the Dart Reader, only PoE devices rated for
powering outdoor devices are allowed.
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4.1 Items Required (supplied by installer)
1. Cable, CAT5e, non-shielded
a. Stranded Wire
Cable Type: 8 positions
Conductor size: 24 AWG
Conductor type: 7 strand copper
Contact insulator diameter: 0.99 mm maximum
RJ45 plug accepts cable outer diameter range: 4.83 mm ~ 6.73 mm
b. Solid Wire
Cable Type: 8 positions
Conductor size: 24 AWG
Conductor type: copper
Contact insulator diameter: 0.99 mm maximum
RJ45 plug accepts loose, pliable cable outer diameter range: 4.83 mm ~ 6.73 mm
RJ45 plug accepts hard, rigid cable outer diameter range: 4.83 mm ~ 6.73 mm
2. Wire, hook-up, 12 AWG, stranded, Green
4.2 Tools Required /Suggested
1. Phillips screwdriver, #2
2. 7/16 wrench or socket
3. 9/16 wrench or socket
4. Fixed Hook Spanner wrench, for 1-3/16 to 1-17/64 (30 -32mm) circle diameter
Can be obtained at McMaster Carr. McMaster Carr Part Number: 6975A14
5. Modular Plug Termination Tool, 8P8C. Conec Part Number: 360X30029X
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4.3 Connections
There are 3 basic connections for the Dart Vision Reader; 2 Ethernet RJ-45’s and 1 RPTNC for Wi-Fi antenna. There is also a lug/terminal provided for earth ground
connection.
1. Ethernet Port A: Is the primary Ethernet and Power port for the unit(s) via PoE.
2. Ethernet Port B: Is the secondary and proprietary port, which has 2 primary
functions.
a. First it is used to daisy chain a 2nd Dart Vision Reader. Second it can be used as a Serial
Diagnostic port via the use of a special cable. (Cable, RJ45 to DB9) Zebra part CBL440-00
Caution – Only use the Zebra approved Console Cable CBL-440-00, to directly
connect to a serial port connection. The use of a non-approved Console Cable to Port B
will damage the unit and potentially any computer equipment connected to it. Any
additional cable or extension may cause serial port errors and the unit not to boot
properly.
Caution – When daisy chaining (see section 4.4), be sure to turn off power to all
PoE units in a chain before making the daisy chain connections. Failure to do so will
result in damage to the units.
– Caution – Port B is intended only for cascade/daisy chain or Console connection
only, never apply power to Port B with any PoE device. Damage will occur to the unit.
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3. The Wi-Fi Antenna Port which is a RP-TNC.
Figure 2: DVR Connections (Note: RJ-45 Back Shells
removed in Figure)
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4.4 Network and Power Options
The Dart Vision Reader can be connected and powered by the customer network via a
PoE Ethernet Switch or Wi-Fi network in conjunction with a PoE injector. The network
interface, for both wired and Wifi will support both IPv4 and IPv6 and will run in a Dual
Stack mode. The figures below represent the two most common network and wireless
configuration options
Figure 3: Network and Power
The Dart Vision Reader can also be daisy chained. The daisy chain of the units is
accomplished by running Port B of unit 1 to Port B of unit 2. Then connecting Port A of
unit 1 to network/power. The daisy chain sections can be up to 100m (328ft). For more
than two units in a daisy chain additional mid-span PoE injects will be required as shown
in the figure below:
Figure 4: Daisy Chain Connection
Caution: It is important to connect the daisy chain before applying power. Failure
to do so will result in damage to units.
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SSH is the preferred method of communicating with the Dart Vision
5. CONFIGURATION
The Dart Vision Reader is pre-configured with the network connection to be DHCP IP
address assignment. The Management Console is accessible via SSH and, for diagnostic
purposes, serial RS-232c (via accessory cable). Either connection method provides the
user with a menu driven management console. The menu driven system allows the end
user to configure a static IP address if desired, RF sensitivity, and also allows for
configuration of the Wireless LAN, along with other functions. See important note
below on the use of Telnet to access the management console.
5.1 Configuration Conne ction
Once the unit is powered up, the user can then configure other settings via the menu
system. The menu system on the Dart Vision Reader is a numbered menu system with the
number being entered for a desired menu or setting that is to be modified. After a
configuration change is made, the user is generally prompted to hit the escape key ‘ESC’
and enter a password (ff2) to save the settings. Multiple settings can be changed in one
session, and for the settings to take effect, the unit needs to be reset. To establish an SSH
or Telnet menu session, the user must know the IP address that the DHCP server issued
or the host name assigned to the Dart Vision Reader and then establish a standard
network connection to the DVR through Port A. For a serial HyperTerminal session,
connect to Port B of the DVR with the Zebra DB-9 to RJ-45 serial cable.
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Reader. Use the HyperTerminal is for initial set-up before being
installed on a network for setting static IP addresses, if DHCP is not
used. In addition to SSH, Dart Vision Reader also supports Telnet, and
is disabled by default. Note that Telnet sends user name and passwords
across the network in the clear. So it is recommended that Telnet be
disabled after the Dart Vision Reader configuration is completed.
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5.1.1 Serial Port Communication
Using the serial port accessory cable (Console Cable CBL-440-00) that connects to the
Port-B RJ-45, the Dart Vision Reader may be configured using HyperTerminal or
equivalent. The serial port is intended for use for diagnostics purposes. The Dart Vision
Reader should not be permanently connected to serial cables. In particular, when using
the serial connection, allow the unit to boot up before connecting the serial cable. The
menu structure is the same and all the same settings are available.
Communication Parameters:
• Accessory cable DB-9 to RJ45
19200 baud, RS-232c 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no hardware flow
control
Caution – Only use the Zebra approved Console Cable CBL-440-00, to directly connect to
a serial port connection. The use of a non-approved Console Cable to Port B will damage the
unit. Any additional cable or extension may cause serial port errors and the unit not to boot
properly.
5.1.2 Establishing an SSH Connection
The Dart Vision Reader supports Secure Shell (SSH), SSH2 being preferred over SSH1.
Either the IP address or host name of the unit must be known in order to establish an SSH
session.
An SSH session may be established using a freely available application called OpenSSH
(supplied by your Zebra Professional Services staff or visit http://openssh.com for further
details).
To establish the SSH session, you must use Zebra-supplied key, called
“ssh_zebra_rsa_key” and the “blowfish” passphrase.
The following section shows how to use the OpenSSH application.
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