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RFID/RAILLS Requirements Document

RFID/RAILLS Requirements Documents

1.0 Electronic Hardware

1.1 RFID Reader

1.1.1Radio Specifications
Maximum Power output – 30dBm or greater
Receive Sensitivity – -82dBm or less
Air Protocol – EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Regulatory Compliance – US, FCC Part 15
1.1.2Connectivity
Antenna Ports – 4 or more
Network Connectivity – 10/100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45)
USB – 1.1 Device (Type B) and Host (Type A) ports
General Purpose I/O (GPIO) – inputs and outputs, 4 or more each - optically isolated
Antenna hub available – Yes, ability to expand to 32 antennas
Management Console – RS-232 (DB-9 to RJ-45)
1.1.3Networking & Interfaces
IP Addressing – DHCP & Static
Time Synchronization – NTP
Application Interface – Low Level Reader Protocol (LLRP) v1.0.1 or newer
SDK – .NET
1.1.4Power Supply
Power over Ethernet – Required, (PoE) IEEE 802.2af
Universal Power Supply – 24 VDC
1.1.5Physical/Operating Characteristics
Environmental Sealing – IEC IP52 or better

1.2 Antenna

1.2.1RF Power
Front to back ratio – 20dB or greater
Gain – 8.5dBi or greater
Maximum Input Power – 10W or greater
Maximum VSWR – 1.3:1 or lower
1.2.2Connectivity
Input impedance - 50 Ω
Connector type – BNC or SMA
1.2.3Physical Characteristics
Mount type – VESA
1.3Antenna Hub
1.3.1Power Supply
Voltage – 5V
Power consumption – 80mW max or less
1.3.2RF Power
Insertion Loss – 1.3dBi or less
Maximum Input Power – 34dBm or greater
1.3.3Connectivity
RF Input – SMA female
RF Output – 8 or more SMA female
Digital I/O – RJ45
1.4Handheld RFID Reader
1.4.1Radio Specifications
Power output – 4W or greater
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Regulatory Compliance – US, FCC Part 15
1.4.2Networking & Interfaces
Programming – API available
Wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.) – Must be capable of being disabled
1.4.3Physical Characteristics
Environmental Sealing – IEC IP 64 or better
1.5GPIO Hub Controller
1.3.1Power Supply
Voltage – 5V
Power consumption – 20mW max or less
1.3.2Connectivity
GPIO Input – HD-15
Digital I/O – RJ45 x 4
1.6Network Switch
1.6.1Ports
RJ45 – At least 24 or 48

Speed – 10/100 or faster

1.6.2Power Over Ethernet (POE)
Ports – At least 24 POE ports
Max Power – At least 15W
Total power dedicated to POE – At least 180W
1.7Scan-Count Display
1.7.1Display
Type – LCD or three (3) x seven-segment displays, attachable via GPIO

Viewable Size – One (1) inch tall or greater

1.7.3Connectivity
GPIO – 30 or more pins

Ethernet – 1 x RJ45

1.8RFID Label Writer/Printer
1.8.1Print Capability
Maximum Print Width – 104mm or greater

Printing Speed – 100mm/s or greater

Print Resolution – 300dpi or greater
Bar Codes – All major 1D and 2D symbologies
1.8.2Connectivity
Interface to Host PC – Ethernet and/or USB
1.8.3RFID Write Capability
Coding Standard – EPC Gen 2 (ISO 18000-06C)

Frequency Range – 902MHz to 928MHz or wider

2.0 Other Hardware

2.1Antenna Wall Mount
2.1.1Physical Characteristics
Antenna hole pattern – VESA standard
Position – Tool-less adjustment
Arm length – Four (4) or six (6) inches

3.0 RFID Tags

3.1Durable On-Metal
3.1.1Mounting
Environment – On-metal
Method – Zip-tie(ie tether hole), adhesive, rivet/screw
3.1.2Capability
Read range – At least 6 feet
3.1.3Radio Specification
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Air Protocol – EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2
3.1.4Physical Characteristics
Dimensions – At most 2 in x 1.5 in x 0.375 in
Material – Durable Thermoplastic, ABS, or Polycarbonate
3.2Durable Near- or Off-metal
3.2.1Mounting
Environment –Near- or Off-metal
Method – Zip-tie(ie tether hole), adhesive, rivet/screw
3.2.2Capability
Read range – At least 6 feet
3.2.3Radio Specification
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Air Protocol – EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2
3.2.4Physical Characteristics
Dimensions – Approximately 1.50 in x 0.51 in x 0.15 in
Material – Durable Thermoplastic, ABS, or Polycarbonate
3.3Paper On-metal Label
3.3.1Mounting
Environment – On-metal
Method – Adhesive
3.3.2Capability
Read range – At least 6 feet
Printer Compatibility – Must be compatible with printer specified in 1.8
3.3.3Radio Specification
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Air Protocol – EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2
3.3.4Physical Characteristics
Dimensions –2 in x 4 in
Material – Paper
3.4Paper Near- or Off-metal Label
3.4.1Mounting
Environment –Near-metal, documents
Method – Adhesive
3.4.2Capability
Read range – At least 6 feet
Printer Compatibility – Must be compatible with printer specified in 1.8
3.4.3Radio Specification
Frequency – 902 MHz to 928 MHz
Air Protocol – EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2
3.4.4Physical Characteristics
Dimensions – 2 in x 4 in
Material – Paper

4.0 Notes

4.1 Acronyms

°CDegrees Celsius
BNCBayonet Neill-Concelman
dBDecibels
dBiDecibels compared to isotropic antenna
dBmDecibels milliwatts
dpiDots Per Inch
DHCPDynamic Host Configuration Protocol
EPCElectronic Product Code
FCCFederal Communications Commission (USA)
GPIOGeneral Purpose Input Output
ICSPIn Circuit Serial Programming
IECInternational Electrotechnical Commission
IEEEInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IPInternet Protocol
IPIngress Protection (Standard 60529 as related to IEC)
ISOInternational Standards Organization
LBSPounds
LLRPLow Level Reader Protocol
MHzMegahertz (1 Million cycles per second)
NTPNetwork Time Protocol
POEPower over Ethernet
RAILSSRange Asset Identification & Location Surveillance System
RFIDRadio Frequency Identification
SDKSoftware Development Kit
SMASub Miniature version A
UHFUltra High Frequency
USUnited States
USBUniversal Serial Bus
VDCVolts Direct Current
VSWRVoltage Standing Wave Ratio
WWatts
Ωohms

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