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(Items colored brown)
J17
J17-1: Smart C1 Vcc
J17-2: Smart C2 RST
J17-3: Smart C3 CLK
J17-4: Smart C4 Reserved
J17-5: Smart C5 GND (Masse)
J17-6: Smart C6 Vpp
J17-7: Smart C7 I/O
J17-8: Smart C8 Reserved
J17-9: Smart OPTO+
J17-10: Smart OPTO-
Type: HE10 – 2 x 5
OPTO+ and OPTO- : Signals the
presence of a card
J18
J18-1: DB9-1
J18-2: DB9-2
J18-3: DB9-3
J18-4: DB9-4
J18-5: DB9-5
J18-6: DB9-6
J18-7: DB9-7
J18-8: DB9-8
J18-9: DB9-9
Type HE10 – 2 x 5
Connected to J19
(DB9 Contact external
connector)
OPTO- is grounded (GND)
J21
J21-1: Smart OPTO+
J21-2: Smart OPTO-
Type: HE14 – 1 x 2
OPTO+ and OPTO-: Signals the
presence of a card
J22
Jumper from J22-1 to J22-2
Card in contact with Smart
station = OPTO closed
Card is not available = OPTO
open
Factory setting
Jumper from J22-2 to J22-3
Card in contact with Smart
station = OPTO open
Card absent = OPTO closed
Type: HE14 – 1 x 3
Specication of how card-
presence signal is performed
OPTO open :
OPTO closed :
J19 DB9 external connector (female)
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Содержание
- Integration of smart card encoders 1
- User guide multifeature reversible encoder 1
- 1 factory setting 2
- 1 replacing the encoding modul 2
- 2 on site upgradable option 2
- A1 1 smart card encoders connections electrical chart 2
- A2 1 power supply and usb based power suppl 2
- Appendix 2
- Chapter 1 overvie 2
- Chapter 2 feature 2
- Chapter 3 using the reversible mod 2
- Chapter 4 connecting a smart card encode 2
- Contents 2
- Forewor 2
- Chapter 1 overview 3
- Foreword 3
- 1 factory settings 4
- 2 on site upgradable options 4
- Chapter 2 features 4
- You must strictly comply with the instructions and guidelines on assembling and disassembling an encoder to ensure user safety and prevent your quantum from being compromised 4
- 1 replacing the encoding module 5
- Chapter 3 using the reversible mode 5
- Flipping the encoding module over requires that the machine be switched off and that the power cable be disconnected to avoid any damage to the electronic boards and the encoders 5
- If the encoding module kit number is not entered correctly machine malfunctions may occur and the warranty may be voided 6
- Replacing the encoding module should only be done after turning the machine off and unplugging the mains power cable 6
- Chapter 4 connecting a smart card encoder 7
- Ä overview of the connectors 8
- For connectors with two rows you must pay attention the numbering of all pins 9
- Items colored orange 9
- Marker feature comment 9
- The number 1 located next to the white circle identifies the marker for each connector 9
- Ä electrical and electronic items required for operating the module and connecting the encoders 9
- Ä profile of connectors 9
- Connecting a smart card encoder or any other additional component barcode reader for example may be done using one of the two ports from s internal usb hub 10
- Generally such accessories are self powered through the usb port to avoid any failure check that the intensity during operation does not exceed the maximum intensity delivered by quantum see consumption chart in appendix 2 10
- It is suggested to power the contactless encoder from one connector and the encoder for contact smart card from the other encoder so that the power supply is distinct for each encoder for example 10
- Items colored red 10
- Items colored yellow 10
- J24 encoder for contactless smart cards 10
- J27 encoder for contact smart cards the choice between these two connectors is left to the technician 10
- Marker feature comment 10
- To avoid failures check that the intensity during operation does not exceed the maximum intensity delivered by quantum see consumption chart in appendix 2 10
- Ä connecting the encoders to a port of the internal usb hub 10
- Ä power supply 10
- Items colored brown 11
- Market feature comment 11
- Ä monitoring the smart contact station 11
- Case 1 12
- Case 2 12
- Case 3 12
- Items colored blue this chapter describes how to connect a contactless smart card encoder with an integrated or remote antenna the antenna connecting process varies according to the encoder profile and is therefore not addressed in the manual 13
- J11 and j14 are directly wired to the db9 connector j15 the user can choose to connect one he 14 9 pin connector or 2 he10 5 pin connector this has no impact on features and signals 13
- Market feature comment 13
- Ä monitoring the contactless smart card encoder rs232 or ttl 13
- Case 1 14
- Case 2 14
- Case 3 14
- Appendix 1 15
- A2 1 power supply and usb based power supply 18
- Appendix 2 18
- Power supply for j24 j27 18
- Power supply through usb 18
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