Leuze electronic HFM 3500D Manuel utilisateur

HFM 3500D

combined mobile RFID- and

Barcode- hand held reader with

cable connection

Short Description

Version V 2.0

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Note

This document is just for information about how to use the mobile combi device HFM 3500D from Leuze

electronic. All important details about the functionality and the handling were described further on. In addition

the typical connections together with the modular interfacing units (MA) are in this manual, too.

Content

DELIVERY CONTENTS .............................................................................................................................................. 3

SAFETY NOTICES ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

ENERAL

AFETY

OTICES

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PPROVED PURPOSE

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ORKING SAFELY

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INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................................................ 6

ONNECTING THE DEVICE

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OW IS THE BEST WAY TO SCAN OR READ

?.................................................................................................................... 7

TECHNICAL DATA...................................................................................................................................................... 8

EAD

HARACTERISTICS

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USING THE HFM 3500D ............................................................................................................................................ 10

UNCTIONS

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EVICE RESET

ACTORY DEFAULT

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ARAMETER

ETTING

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ELEGRAM

COMMAND STRUCTURE

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ENU STRUCTURE

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HFM

3500D

AT THE SERIAL

PC-I

NTERFACE

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HFM

3500D

WITH

204

MA208

I OR

MA248

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HFM

3500D

WITH

(

MULTINET

) ....................................................................................................................... 18

HFM

3500D

WITH

USB

(COM-P

ORT

-E

MULATION

) ................................................................................................... 19

RIGGERING

CTIVATION

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IAGNOSTICS AND TROUBLE SHOOTING

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TYPE OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................................................... 21

ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................................ 21

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ONNECTION TO

EUZE MULTINET

LUS

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ONNECTION TO

ROFIBUS

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ONNECTION TO

ROFI

I/O............................................................................................................................. 22

ONNECTION TO

THERNET

TCP/IP ........................................................................................................................... 22

Delivery contents

HFM 3500D

1. Mobile combi RFID + Barcode-Hand held reader

2. RS232-spiral cable, length 4m

3. Bypack paper

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Safety Notices

General Safety Notices

All entries in this technical description must be needed, in particular the present chapter „General Safety

Notices“. Keep this technical description in a safe place.

Safety regulations

Observe the locally applicable regulations and the rules of the employee´s liability insurance association.

Repairs

Repairs must only be carried out by the manufacturer or an authorized representative.

Approved purpose

Attention! The protection of personnel and the device cannot be guaranteed if the device is operated in a

manner not complying with its intended use.

Combined mobile Barcode and RFID readers of the HFM 35x0D series are conceived as mobile devices

With integrated decoder for manual object identification with typical barcodes and HF transponders.

In particular unauthorized uses include:

Rooms with explosive athmosphere

Operation for medical purposes

Areas of application

The combined mobile devices HFM 35x0D are designed for the following areas of application:

Storage and conveying technologies for manual object identification

Manual commissioning areas

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Working safely

Attention! Access to or changes on the device, except where expressly described in this document, are not

authorized.

Qualified personnel

Mounting, commissioning and maintenance of the device must only be carried out by qualified personnel.

Electrical work must only be carried out by a certified electrician.

Attention Laser radiation!

If you look into the beam path over a longer time period, the retina of your eye may be damaged. Never look

directly into the beam path! Do not point the beam at persons!

The combi devices HFM 35x0D comply to the safety standards EN60825 for a class 2 product.

The HFM35x0D uses a low power visible laser diode. The average laser power is less than 1mW in

accordance with the definition of class 2 lasers. The scanner window is the only aperture through which laser

light may be observed on this product. The laser is activated after pressing the trigger button.

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Installation

Connecting the device

The following paragraph describes all steps to get the device connected. The RS232-cable is fixed at the

device.

Switch off of computer or PLC

Information about switching and shut down the computer /PLC correctly you´ll find inside the manual. This

should always been done because of safety reasons before a new device is going to be installed.

Connecting the device cable to the PC/PLC

1. Connect the 9pol SUB-D to the interface cable to the suitable socket of the PC/PLC. If you are using a

RS232-USB-cable converter, the converter cable is just plugged into the 9-pol Sub D of the standard

RS232-cable.

2. The Standard RS232-cable allows either to use a separate Power supply (NT Hx5x0, 50110676), or using

via PIN9 of the cable a power supply inside the PLC. The pinning is printed further on

3. Plug in the power supply into a power socket 100-230VAC (not necessary when PIN9 is used).

4. To switch „On“ the device please press the ‚OK‘ key. As soon the display shows the functions selection

the device is ready to use. The GREEN LED (above left edge of display) is ON, too.

5. With the black marked keys the function is selected and with the yellow marked key activated. Settings for

data output, code types etc. can be set in the ‚system‘ area (right yellow key).

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How is the best way to scan or read?

Here we give you some advices for best case scan or read operations:

The Scanner should be held with alight angle to the code. (Don´t used it in 90°to the Code, because you get

total reflexion and read failure.)

The red LED-Line is an aimer and should be held onto the code. The Scanner cannot identify the label

correctly, if it´s not complete within the red line.

The red LED-Line is smaller and narrow if the device is close to the code. Codes with small and thin bars

should be read with a smaller distance, for larger codes the distance should be bid enough to have the

Complete code within the red line.

For reading the RFID tag, the environment should have less possible metal and the device should be held

very close above the tag.

The antenna of the device should cover over 70%.of the tag to have good conditions for reading it.

The read characteristics are printed further on

Test barcode

The printed code is to test the functionality of the scanner, module(bar)

width is 0.5 mm (20 mil)

Code 39 Bar Code Sample

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Technical Data

Electrical Data

RFID

Frequency 13.56MHz (ISO15693)

Read-/Write range max. 30mm*

Antenna size 80x60mm

BARCODE

1D-Laser Red light – Laser

Code types linear Barcodes

Range max. 450mm**

Module 0.2 to 1mm

Power Supply 4.5-6VDC, PIN9 /ext. Power

Interface

Interface type RS232, 9pin Sub-D

Emulation USB-COM-Port with converter cable

Code and Transponder types

readable Barcodes Code 39, Code 128, Code 93

EAN 8/13, 2/5 Int. after release

readable Transponder Phillips I-Code SLI, Texas TAG IT HFI,

Mechanical Data

Display OLED (128x64)

Key board 19 keys

Weight 172 g (without cable)

Dimensions 135 x 104 x 145 mm

Material ABS, silver grey

Conncetion spiral cable 4m

Environmental Data

Valid Standards EN 301489-3

EN 300220-1

EN 302208-1

IEEE 802.15.1

Laser Class 2 IEC 60825-1

Protection class IP54

Temperature (operation) -20 to 50 °C

(storage) -20 to 50°C

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Read Characteristics

Working area Laser

Readable Barcode-Types (Release per selectinog, * factory set)

Code 39*, Code 128*, EAN-13*, UPC-A,EAN-8*, UPC-E, Interleaved 2/5*

Codabar, Code 93*, Chinese 2/5, Codablock F*, ITF-6, ITF-14,

No of digits: range 1-255

Modul: recommended 0.2 to 1.0mm

Working area RFID Antenna

0 5 10 25mm distance

Readable Transponder-Types I-Code SLI, TAG It-HFI out of ISO15693,

TFM08TFM05TFM03

HFM

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Using the HFM 3500D

Keys for operation

key Function

OK ON/OFF/ACK Switching Device On / Off, Acknowledge

parameter settings

<7> yellow pick / select pick / select menu /function

< > black arroys Movement between Menu parts

C cancel Cancel / Back

0-9/ABC Character / No keys Keys for Data input, first characters

green Pre select Pre select code lists (* in display)

With the built in menu structure and the display you can pick and select functions and menu parts to do

parameter setting or activation of functions. In the upper level after switching ON the integrated functions or

the systems menu are to choose. After 1Min without any pressed key in the systems menu the devices

returns to the functions menu (RUN-Mode)

Functions

Function SCAN Barcode

The device reads and decodes Barcodes of the released types in module 0.2 to 1mm in a distance up to

450mm after activation (Press Button) and displays the info. Depending on the setting an output via interface

of the code information is possible, too. Barcodes are printed typically in ASCII and read so as well. A data

output is possible in HEX-format too, with the suitable parameter. All parameter settings can be found in the

sub menus inside the system area/barcode (see menu structure).

Function SCAN RFID

The device reads transponder in distances up to 25mm after activation (Press Button) und displays the Info.

Depending on the setting an output via interface of the information is possible, too. The data is always stored

in hexadecimal format on the transponder. A data output is possible in ASCII-format too, but Data / Serial no.

only. Error messages are shown in the display and (Parameter) possibly transmitted via interface. Up to 32

Characters data (8Blocks) can be read in one operation. All parameter settings can be found in the sub

menus inside the system area/rfid (see menu structure).

Function EDIT RFID

The device allows you to write data to transponders up to 25mm after input via key board or via telegram from

Host, but always after Activation (Press Button). Parameter dependent an output via interface is possible.

Messages and errors are shown in the display. The max. amount of data for writing is similar to read max.

32characters (8Blocks). The input can be (parameter!) either in ASCII or HEX-Format. All parameter settings

can be found in the sub menus inside the system area/ RFID (see menu structure).

Function SCAN Barcode and EDIT RFID

This special and unique function reads a released Barcode (3 trials) per activation (Trigger button) and writes

the read information to the next Transponder into the defined memory slot (parameters). Start of Write op

again with trigger button. In any case the device comes back with a message (success/ failure) onto Display /

Interface. The sequence is fix, an interrupt is only possible with C. All parameter settings can be found in the

sub menus inside the system area/barcode and RFID (see menu structure).

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