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DLP-RFID- DLP-RFID- LP8C LP8C LEAD-FREE 8-Channel Reader/Writer 8-Channel Reader/Writer FEATURES: ISO15693, ISO14443A, ISO14443B Compatible Can read the UID/SID of up to 15 Tags Simultaneously 13.56MHz Reader/Writer 8 Channels for External Antenna Connections FCC/IC Modular Approvals in Place USB Port Powered from Windows, CE or Linux PC Both USB and RS232 Interfaces Provided USB Interface No Driver Development Required for Windows, CE or Linux PC Operating Temperatures: 0C to 70C Dimensions: (L x W x H) 4.36 x 3.32 x 0.6 APPLICATIONS INCLUDE: Real-Time Security Personal Identification Pharmaceutical Tracking Inventory/Asset Management & Tracking Library/Book Management & Tracking Baggage Tagging Sports Event Timing 1.0 INTRODUCTION The DLP-RFID-LP8C is a low-cost, USB-powered module for reading from and writing to ISO15693, ISO14443A and ISO14443B intelligent RFID transponder tags via up to eight external antennas. It has the ability to both read and write tag user data in addition to reading the unique identifier (UID). All of the DLP-RFID-LP8Cs electronics reside on a single, compact PCB and all operational power is taken from the host Windows/Windows CE/Linux PC via the USB interface. Up to eight external antennas can be connected via reverse-polarity SMA connectors. Rev. 1.7 (May 2018) 1 DLP Design, Inc. 2.0 HARDWARE SETUP The four jumpers provided on the DLP-RFID-LP8C module are used to select between the USB and Rs232 interfaces. For RS232 interface operation, move the three jumpers to the RS and RS232 positions and remove JP3. For USB operation, move the three jumpers to the USB position and add jumper JP3. If using the RS232 interface, connect the J3 wiring terminals to 8V to 12V serial signals typically found in the DB9, RS232 port connectors on a host PC. An external, regulated 5 volt power source must also be connected to J2. If using USB, simply connect the DLP-RFID-LP8C to a host PC using the 5-pin mini-B USB connector CN1 and a compatible USB cable. All power and data are provided via the USB cable. 3.0 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT The serial interface for the DLP-RFID-LP8C operates at 115,200 baud, no parity, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit. A demonstration GUI is provided with the purchase of a DLP-RFID-LP8C module that demonstrates the communications protocols. Using the Virtual COM Port USB drivers, the DLP-RFID-LP8C appears to the host PC (Windows, Linux, Mac) as an RS232 port. The GUI presents the actual control packets sent, and the reply data coming back from the DLP-RFID-LP8C as an aid to the software developer. 3.1 DEMONSTRATION GUI The demonstration GUI is available as a free download from the DLP Design website. The URL for the download page is printed on the outer packaging of the DLP-RFID-LP8C. Rev. 1.7 (May 2018) 2 DLP Design, Inc.