CSL CS463 Bedienungsanleitung

CSL EPC RFID Intelligent Fixed Reader Family

User’s Manual: CS463, CS203X

Version 2.0 2021 May 13

CSL: The One-Stop-Shop for RFID Solutions

CS203X Integrated Reader

CS463 4 Port Reader

USER'S MANUAL, VERSION 2.0

1 Release Notes

Dates

Release

Description

2021 05 14

Version 2.0

Expand to all CSL intelligent

fixed reader

Update based on Web

Application 1.1.13

Update mounting design for

wood structure

Elaborate regulatory region

compliance chapter

Add chapter on historical

firmware versions

Add embedded Linux

software development

guidelines.

Add database usage

guidelines.

2019 09 05

Version 1.9

Add new features, including

CS108 Bluetooth API access

mode, Custom Embedded

RFID HTTP access mode,

etc. Introduce difference in

control for Linux 3.0.35 units

and Linux 4.xx.yy units

2019 04 12

Version 1.4

Add mounting of reader

guidelines in Section 5.3

2019 04 09

Version 1.3

Add example event to send

tag inventory to remote

server (e.g. Cloud Server)

2019 04 01

Version 1.2

Add descriptions on GPIO –

such as example circuits,

also the new data formatter

for configurable upload to

Cloud server

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2019 03 05

Version 1.0

First Release

USER'S MANUAL, VERSION 2.0

2 Content

1RELEASE NOTES ......................................................................................... 2

2CONTENT................................................................................................... 4

3REGULATORY REGIONS .............................................................................. 8

3.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 8

3.2 FCC STATEMENT AND IC STATEMENT ............................................................................. 9

3.3 EUROPEAN CE ....................................................................................................... 10

3.4 HONG KONG OFCA ................................................................................................ 10

3.5 AUSTRALIA AS....................................................................................................... 11

3.6 NEW ZEALAND NZ.................................................................................................. 11

4INTRODUCTION....................................................................................... 12

4.1 CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READER FAMILY ....................................................................... 12

4.2 CS463 4PORT INTELLIGENT FIXED READER................................................................... 13

4.3 CS203X INTELLIGENT INTEGRATED READER WITH 1EXTERNAL PORT.................................... 15

4.4 PRODUCT PACKAGE ................................................................................................. 17

4.4.1 Basic Package Content ..................................................................................................... 17

4.5 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................... 18

4.6 PRODUCT ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................ 20

4.7 HOW TO CONNECT TO AND CONTROL CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READER.................................. 21

4.8 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT KITS.................................................................................. 22

5READER BASICS ....................................................................................... 23

5.1 BASIC HARDWARE................................................................................................... 23

5.1.1 CS463 Basic Hardware ..................................................................................................... 23

5.1.3 CS203X Basic Hardware................................................................................................... 25

5.2 SET UP HARDWARE ................................................................................................. 28

5.2.1 Set up CS463..................................................................................................................... 28

5.2.2 Set up CS203X.................................................................................................................. 34

5.3 MOUNTING OF CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READERS ............................................................ 39

5.4 OPERATING SYSTEMS AND VERSIONS ON CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READERS ............................ 42

5.5 CONNECTING TO CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READERS USING BROWSER .................................... 43

5.6 CONNECTING TO CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READERS VIA DEBUG SERIAL PORT........................... 47

5.7 CONNECTING TO CSL INTELLIGENT FIXED READERS VIA SSH............................................... 55

5.8 EMBEDDED LINUX APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT ............................................................ 58

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5.9 FILE TRANSFER TO AND FROM CS463 USING USB MEMORY DEVICE .................................... 59

5.10 CONNECTING TO HOST PC USING USB CLIENT PORT ........................................................ 67

5.11 CONNECT FROM USB HOST PORT USING USB COM DRIVER TO A USB CLIENT ....................... 75

5.12 CONNECTING FROM CONTROL SERIAL PORT TO RS232 CLIENT DEVICES ................................ 82

5.13 GPIO PORT AND ACCESSORIES FOR CONNECTION ........................................................... 87

5.14 CONNECTING TO BLUETOOTH DEVICES:E.G.SPEAKER ....................................................... 92

5.15 WIRESHARK LOGGING ON PC SERVER SIDE.................................................................. 108

6GPIO PORTS CONNECTION GUIDE.......................................................... 111

6.1 GENERAL PURPOSE INPUT (GPI)............................................................................... 112

6.2 GENERAL PURPOSE OUTPUT (GPO).......................................................................... 117

7QUICK START ......................................................................................... 123

7.1 CS463 QUICK START............................................................................................. 123

7.2 CS203X QUICK START........................................................................................... 127

8WEB BROWSER INTERFACE DETAILS....................................................... 131

8.1 HOME PAGE ........................................................................................................ 131

8.2 STATUS .............................................................................................................. 132

8.3 USERS MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................... 134

8.3.1 Add User.......................................................................................................................... 135

8.3.2 Delete User...................................................................................................................... 136

8.3.3 Modify Password.............................................................................................................. 137

8.3.4 List Users......................................................................................................................... 138

8.3.5 Set Auto Logout Time ...................................................................................................... 139

8.3.6 Login/Logout.................................................................................................................... 140

8.4 SYSTEM.............................................................................................................. 141

8.4.1 Reader ID......................................................................................................................... 142

8.4.2 Capture Point Name ........................................................................................................ 143

8.4.3 Access Mode ................................................................................................................... 144

8.4.4 Custom Embedded RFID application .............................................................................. 147

8.4.5 Frequency Configuration ................................................................................................. 148

8.4.6 Operation Profile.............................................................................................................. 150

8.4.7 Memory Information......................................................................................................... 152

8.4.8 Configuration Backup/Restore......................................................................................... 153

8.4.9 Power Up Notification ...................................................................................................... 156

8.4.10 Heartbeat ......................................................................................................................... 157

8.4.11 Log File Configuration...................................................................................................... 159

8.4.12 Download Log file ............................................................................................................ 160

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8.4.13 Company Label................................................................................................................ 161

8.4.15 Advanced Settings........................................................................................................... 162

8.4.16 Scheduled Restart ........................................................................................................... 163

8.4.17 Restart System ................................................................................................................ 164

8.5 NETWORK MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................... 165

8.5.1 Ethernet Configuration..................................................................................................... 167

8.5.2 Wi Fi Configuration .......................................................................................................... 168

8.5.3 Cloud Server Basic Settings............................................................................................ 169

8.5.4 Cloud Server Data Formatter........................................................................................... 178

8.6 TIME AND TIMER SETTING....................................................................................... 182

8.6.1 Date/Time......................................................................................................................... 183

8.6.2 Time Zone........................................................................................................................ 184

8.6.3 NTP Setup ....................................................................................................................... 185

8.7 TAG &TAG FILTER................................................................................................. 186

8.7.1 Tag Group........................................................................................................................ 187

8.7.2 Tag Database................................................................................................................... 192

8.7.3 Tag Filter.......................................................................................................................... 206

8.8 I/O MANAGEMENT............................................................................................... 210

8.8.1 I/O Port Testing .................................................................................................................211

8.9 EVENT MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................... 212

8.9.1 Event Management.......................................................................................................... 213

8.9.2 Trigger.............................................................................................................................. 220

8.9.3 Resultant Action............................................................................................................... 227

8.9.4 Tag Inventory ................................................................................................................... 236

8.9.5 Display Tag Group/Database Record .............................................................................. 237

8.10 VERSION MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................ 239

8.11 FIRMWARE UPGRADE ............................................................................................ 240

9READ TAG USING BROWSER INTERFACE AND EVENT ENGINE................. 250

9.1 READ TAG USING DEFAULT PROFILE AND DEFAULT EVENT................................................. 250

9.2 READ TAG USING CUSTOM PROFILE AND CUSTOM EVENT ................................................ 254

9.3 EXAMPLE 1: EXAMPLE EVENT SEND TO CSL DEMO CLOUD SERVER .................................... 265

9.4 EXAMPLE 2: TRAFFIC CONTROL –MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC AT BUILDING ENTRANCE ............ 275

9.5 EXAMPLE 3: MULTIPLE ANTENNA PORTS WITH DIFFERENT EVENTS FOR EACH PORT ............... 283

9.6 EXAMPLE 4: EXAMPLE EVENT USING DATABASE TAG GROUP AND DATABASE DISPLAY ............. 286

9.7 EXAMPLE 5: READ MAGNUS S3 TAG TEMPERATURE ...................................................... 295

10 READ TAG USING CSL UNIFIED API......................................................... 299

11 READ TAG USING LLRP V1.1 API............................................................. 305

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12 READ TAG USING CS461 HIGH LEVEL API (CSL HTTP/XML API)................ 315

13 READ TAG USING CS461 LOW LEVEL API (MACH1 API) ........................... 316

14 READ TAG USING CS108 BLUETOOTH API............................................... 321

15 READ TAG USING CUSTOM EMBEDDED RFID.......................................... 329

16 DEMO SOURCE CODES FOR DOWNLOAD ............................................... 331

17 HISTORICAL FIRMWARE VERSIONS ........................................................ 332

APPENDIX A: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION COMPLIANCE ..... 335

APPENDIX B: READER MODES (LINK PROFILES) ............................................ 336

APPENDIX C: SESSIONS ................................................................................ 337

APPENDIX D: TAG POPULATION AND Q ........................................................ 338

APPENDIX E: QUERY ALGORITHM ................................................................ 339

APPENDIX F: TARGET.................................................................................... 340

APPENDIX G: RECEIVER AMPLIFIER GAIN VALUES......................................... 341

APPENDIX H: TAGFOCUS .............................................................................. 342

APPENDIX I: FASTID...................................................................................... 343

APPENDIX J: SECURITY ................................................................................. 344

APPENDIX K: MODELS & REGULATORY REGION............................................ 346

APPENDIX L: TECHNICAL SUPPORT............................................................... 347

USER'S MANUAL, VERSION 2.0

3 Regulatory Regions

3.1 Introduction

The CSL Intelligent Fixed Reader family is offered as various regulatory region specific

models, using the format of CSXYZ-Nwhere Nis of various values, each covering one

regulatory region. Each regulatory region may apply to one or more countries.

For example, CS463-2 covers the regulatory region of FCC, which includes USA, Canada,

Mexico and other Latin America Countries that use the FCC frequency range.

The following is a model table with N as index, for CSXYZ-N, and the corresponding

frequency band and regulatory regions:

N=1: 865-868 MHz for Europe ETSI, Russia, Mid-East countries, Hong Kong

865-867 MHz for India

N=2: 902-928 MHz, FCC, for USA, Canada and Mexico. Hopping frequencies locked

N=2AS: 920-926 MHz,Australia. Hopping frequencies locked

N=2 NZ: 921.5-928 MHz, New Zealand. Hopping frequencies locked

N=2 OFCA: 920-925 MHz, Hong Kong. Hopping frequencies locked

N=2 RW: 920-928 MHz, Rest of the World, e.g. Philippines, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, and

any other countries that use sub or partial sections of the FCC frequency range

N=4: 922-928 MHz, Taiwan

N=6: 917-920.8 MHz, South Korea

N=7: 920-925 MHz, China

N=8: 916.7-920.9 MHz, Japan

N=9: 915-921 MHz, Europe Upper Band

Note that you MUST follow each country’s emission regulation and use the appropriate

regulatory region model. For example, in USA you can only use N = “2”. In Hong

Kong you can only use N = “2 OFCA”or N= “1”. In Australia you can only use N = “2

AS”. etc.

Some regulatory regions require the User Manual to contain some declaration statement. The

following sections are those statements.

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3.2 FCC Statement and IC Statement

FCC STATEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could

void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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

IC STATEMENT

IC Notice to Canadian Users

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This device complies with industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation of the device.

This device complies with RSS-247 of industry Canada. Operation is subject to the condition that this

device does not cause harmful interference.

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003(Cet appareil numérique de classe B

est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada).

This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This

equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance of 5mm between the radiator and

your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or

transmitter.

3.3 European CE

In Europe, there are 2 frequency bands allocated to RFID operation:

1. 865-868 MHz band with 4 frequency channels

2. 915-921 MHz band with 3 frequency channels

3.4 Hong Kong OFCA

Hong Kong Government requires the frequency of operation to be limited to within one of the

following 2 frequency bands

1. 920 - 925 MHz, hopping frequency channels, follow USA FCC Part 15 regulation

2. 865 –868 MHz, fixed frequency channels, follow the European CE RFID regulation in

this band

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