Feedback TR-1000 Manuel du produit

TR1000 TERMINAL

Installation and Maintenance Guide

MAN045-09

December 201

INTRODUCTION

LOCATING THE TERMINAL .............................................................................. 3

CABLING............................................................................................................ 3

GENERAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ....................................................... 4

POWER REQUIREMENT ................................................................................... 4

CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK

NETWORK CONNECTION................................................................................. 5

NETWORK CONNECTION CABLE ASSEMBLIES ............................................. 5

TR1000 EXTERNAL REAR VIEW ...................................................................... 6

TR1000 INTERNAL REAR VIEW........................................................................

COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL

SETUP PROCEDURE SUMMARY ..................................................................... 8

TERMINAL IDENTITY ........................................................................................ 9

COMMS INTERFACE......................................................................................... 9

COMMS RATE.................................................................................................... 10

TERMINATE TRANSMISSION............................................................................ 10

TRANSMIT DELAY ............................................................................................. 10

COMMS ACTIVITY GAP ..................................................................................... 11

RESTART ........................................................................................................... 11

TERMINAL INTIALISATION................................................................................ 12

DEMONSTRATION............................................................................................. 12

APPLICATION ID................................................................................................ 12

DIAGNOSTIC...................................................................................................... 13

LAN LED INDICATORS ...................................................................................... 14

LAN CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................... 15

EXAMPLE SET-UP SCREEN.............................................................................. 16

CONNECTING A READER TO THE TERMINAL

EXTERNAL READER ......................................................................................... 1

CONNECTING A LOCK TO THE TERMINAL

TERMINAL CONNECTIONS............................................................................... 18

LOCK INFORMATION ........................................................................................ 18

FAIL OPEN LOCK............................................................................................... 18

CONNECTING AN INDICATOR TO THE TERMINAL

TERMINAL CONNECTIONS............................................................................... 19

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

GENERAL CLEANING ....................................................................................... 20

BOARD REMOVAL............................................................................................. 20

BATTERY CARE................................................................................................. 20

UPS BATTERY REMOVAL ................................................................................. 21

MEDIA PREPARATION ...................................................................................... 21

DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

FACTORY DEFAULTS........................................................................................ 22

LINKS AND CONNECTIONS

CIRCUIT BOARD .......................................................... .................................... .23

CONTENTS

This guide provides the information necessary to install a TR-1000 Terminal. It includes

mounting and cabling information, and instructions to enable the terminal to be

commissioned using it's built-in set-up facility. Please contact your dealer or Feedback

Data technical services department if you require information about FAMS networks, or

need assistance with programming the terminal.

The terminal is usually installed as part of a network, using a Network Interface, Terminal

Server or LAN to connect several terminals to a host computer. Alternatively a single

terminal can be connected to the RS232 port of a computer, either directly or via a

suitable modem. Each terminal will require a switched mains power outlet and CAT5 or

equivalent unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable to connect the terminal to the network or

host computer.

Please read this guide before installing the terminal.

LOCATING THE TERMINAL... Site the terminal indoors and away from extremes

of heat, dust, vibration and fumes. It should be protected from excessive condensation,

hosing and direct sunlight. Choose a location that allows room for normal use and access

for maintenance.

Mounting dimensions are shown below:

CABLING... Cabling can enter the terminal from the back or through the apertures

provided. The power inlet is situated at one side and the communications cabling near

the middle.

External dimensions of TR-1000 terminal

INTRODUCTION

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

This terminal has been designed to meet international safety standards but, like any

electrical equipment, care must be taken if safety is to be assured. read these safety

instructions before installation and operation of the terminal. Retain this installation guide

for future use.

DO ensure that all the electrical connections (including power

connections and interconnections between pieces of equipment) are

properly made in accordance with the manufacturers instructions.

Equipment provided with a safety earth connection must be

earthed.

DO consult your dealer if you are in any doubt about

installation, operation or safety of the equipment.

DO remember that some equipment continues to operate after

mains power has been removed, because of an internal battery. In

such cases a qualified Service Engineer must disconnect the

battery before attempting to service the equipment.

DO NOT continue to operate the equipment if you are in any

doubt about it working normally

DO NOT remove any cover fastenings unless you are qualified

to do so. Even then isolate from the power connection before you

start.

DO NOT allow the equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture

other than permitted by the equipment's specification.

DO NOT attempt to service any battery fitted to the equipment.

If the battery fitted to the circuit board is faulty, return the complete

circuit board to an approved Service Centre. Removable batteries

may be replaced by a qualified Service Engineer

WARNING... To comply with international safety standards the a.c. supply must be

routed via an easily accessible isolating device. This device must have a contact gap of

at least 3mm (three millimetres) and should break both Live and Neutral conductors

simultaneously. If the Neutral conductor can be reliably identified the device may be in

the Live conductor only.

POWER REQUIREMENT... The TR-1000 terminal is supplied with an internal 12V

6W supply with an external mains connection. The power supply is overload protected

and the terminal includes circuit protection against over-voltage and reverse connection.

GENERAL INFORMATION

NETWORK CONNECTION... There are 3 factory fitted communication op-

tions, Ethernet, serial and 802.11g wireless. The serial terminal has both RS485 and

RS232 built-in, and can be configured to use one or the other. The Ethernet terminal is

fitted with a 10/100BaseT interface.

The terminal is fitted with a single RJ45 8-pin connector suitable for standard CAT5 or

equivalent unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. It is used for all communications and net-

work connections.

The RJ45 connections are as follows:

The connector is mounted in the back of the terminal, with the cable exiting horizontally.

If the terminal is in the middle of a RS485 network, it will be necessary to connect both

incoming and outgoing cables to the same connector. This can be easily achieved using

a standard flush or surface mounted RJ45 outlet with a short patch lead to connect it to

the terminal.

NETWORK CONNECTION CABLE ASSEMBLIES... There are cable assem-

blies available from Feedback for the various network configurations. They are as follows:

PPU-ETHRN-ADP - Ethernet UTP network outlet to TR-1000 with Ethernet capability.

PPU-RS2 2-ADP - A 9 Way D type socket to TR-1000 utilising RS232 3 wire comms i.e.

Tx, Rx & Gnd only.

PIN 12345678

Wire W/O OW/GN BL W/BL GN W/BN BN

Ethernet Tx+ Tx- Rx+ Rx-

Modem NC NC NC TIP RING NC NC NC

RS485 0V Tr+ +V +V Tr- 0V

RS232 Tx 0V +V +V Rx 0V

CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK

TR-1000 EXTERNAL REAR VIEW... This is a diagram showing the connec-

tions and buttons on the back of the TR-1000:

SW1-configuration buttonUPS reset button Contrast adjustment

RJ45 comms connection External reader

connection

External relay

connection

Mains power inlet

Outside rear view of TR-1000 terminal

CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK

TR-1000 INTERNAL REAR VIEW... This is a diagram showing the inside of

the TR-1000:

Reader

UPS battery

Power supply

Inside rear view of TR-1000 terminal

CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK

SET-UP PROCEDURE SUMMARY... All operational parameters may be set via

the communication link. However, there are occasions where communication parameters

must be set before communication with the unit is possible. To avoid this situation, the

unit supports a very limited set-up facility.

To enter the set-up mode, the push-button SW1 situated at the back of the terminal

should be pressed and held for five seconds; after which time the unit bleeps and starts

to cycle through the various set-up options.

NOTE: Communication with the unit is disabled when in set-up mode.

The cycled sequence is:

• Application Identity

• Comms Identity

• Comms Interface

• Comms Rate

• Comms Term Tx

• Comms Tx Delay

• Comms Activity Gap

• Full Initialise

• Demonstration

• Diagnostic

• Restart

Once the desired option is shown, SW1 should be pressed.

When 'Full Initialise' is selected, a 'verify' prompt is shown. If carried out, all data in the

terminal is discarded; and it is returned to its factory default state.

When 'Demonstration' is selected, the unit cycles through a number of possible demon-

stration modes, as numeric codes. A value of zero represents 'do not load'. Once a value

other than zero has been selected, it is actioned on the next power-up - And, once done,

the value is reset to zero. Currently supported values are:

1. Basic autoswipe, barcode, no keyboard support

2. Basic autoswipe, magstripe, no keyboard support

. Basic autoswipe, weigand, no keyboard support

To exit the setup mode, 'Restart' should be selected; at which time the new parameters

will become active.

COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL

TERMINAL IDENTITY... To set the identity of the terminal, select the ‘COMMS

IDENTITY’ option from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is dis-

played.

By pressing SW1 when the up or down arrows are displayed, scroll to the identity number

you require. When the required number has been selected, press SW1 when the tick is

displayed to confirm.

The display will revert back to the main menu.

COMMS INTERFACE... To set the type of communications, select the ‘COMMS

INTERFACE’ option from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is dis-

played.

By pressing SW1 when the up arrow is displayed, scroll to the communication type re-

quired. There are 4 options:

1. RS2 2+RS485 *

2. MODEM (reserved)

. RS2 2

4. RS485

When the required type has been selected, press SW1 when the tick is displayed to con-

firm.

* Option 1 is provided to enable the set-up procedure without knowing the interface type.

It is strongly recommended that option 3 or 4 is selected for normal use to avoid unneces-

sary interference on the cable.

NOTE: RS232 comms must be selected when the Ethernet board is fitted.

COMMS IDENTITY



 

 1

COMMS INTERFACE



 

 RS2 2+RS485

COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL

COMMS RATE... To set the communications rate, select the ‘COMMS RATE’ option

from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is displayed.

By pressing SW1 when the up or down arrows are displayed, scroll to the communication

rate required. Communication rates from 600 to 38400 baud can be selected.

When the required type has been selected, press SW1 when the tick is displayed to con-

firm.

TERMINATE TRANSMISSIONS... To specify the terminate transmission option,

select the ‘COMMS TERM TX’ option from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1

when it is displayed.

By pressing SW1 when the up arrow is displayed, select whether to ‘ENABLE’ or

‘DISABLE’ the termination character. Press SW1 when the tick is displayed to confirm.

TRANSMIT DELAY... The period of time that the terminal waits after receiving a

message before transmitting a response can be changed in multiples of 1mS. To set the

transmit delay, select the ‘COMMS TX DELAY’ option from the main scrolling menu by

pressing SW1 when it is displayed.

By pressing SW1 when the up or down arrows are displayed, select the required transmit

delay. When the required delay has been selected, press SW1 when the tick is displayed

to confirm.

COMMS RATE



 

 8400

COMMS TERM TX



 

 ENABLE

COMMS TX DELAY



 

 1

COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL

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