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CSIA 2014 Conference RFID Pepperl+Fuchs
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_1542.htm - Pepperl+Fuchs participates in the CSIA 2014 Executive Conference, San Diego, CA April 23-26. Tim Cicerchi, Product Marketing Manager, Intelligent Systems, introduces the new UHF long-range RFID system. This compact, self-contained reader can read any EPC Gen2 UHF tags up to two meters away. These heads are used in industrial RFID applications, including parts tracking on assembly lines, bin identification in batch processes, and open loop...
Related topics : rfid uhf long range reader / uhf rfid tag reader / tracking system using rfid / rfid tags industrial applications
High Temperature Identification System Handles Temps up to 500 °C
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us - The Optical Identification System (OIT) from Pepperl+Fuchs is designed for use in high-temperature manufacturing environments. Some identification systems, like RFID systems, have electronic components or use paper or plastic printed barcodes on the RFID tags. This limits the temperature range where these identification systems can be used. The OIT system is designed for temperatures up to 500 °C. The code carrier tags are not electronic and have a metal plate...
Related topics : rfid tag temperature range / very high temperature rfid tags / rfid system components / rfid tagging system / rfid barcode system
Industrial UHF RFID with Studio 5000 Logix Designer
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/17179.htm - In this tutorial, you will learn how to use an industrial UHF RFID system with an Allen-Bradley PLC in Studio 5000 Logix Designer. Basic system setup uses three components: A UHF RFID Read Head, Ethernet Controller, and the Allen-Bradley CompactLogix PLC. There are several UHF RFID system model numbers to select, depending on the country you are in...
Related topics : uhf rfid system / three components of rfid system
Identification Systems Basic Training
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_217.htm - Identification Systems Basic Training covers the basics of identifcation systems, which are defined as products that can uniquely distinguish an item based on a mark, chip, or label. This includes barcode readers, RFID systems, and optical recognition systems.
Related topics : rfid reader system / rfid barcode system
How to Connect DeviceNet to RFID Controller
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - RFID in a Hurry: How to connect DeviceNet to a 4-Channel RFID controller. start by attaching DeviceNet directly to the RFID controller using a T-connector. If this is the last node on the DeviceNet network, make sure the OUT connection gets replaced by a terminator. There should only be two terminators on a DeviceNet network. Next, configure the DeviceNet parameters. Set the address first, then the baud rate. Make sure the controller baud...
Related topics : rfid devicenet / rfid controller
Connect Power and Read Heads to RFID Controller
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - RFID in a Hurry: How to connect power and read heads to an RFID controller. Some RFID controllers have a push-pull connector, while others use an M12 connector. Once the connector is engaged, add the brown and blue conductors to the 24 V on the power supply. Once this is done, you'll see the LED come on in the graphical display of the RFID controller. Next, connect the RFID read heads...
Related topics : rfid controller
Set IP Address with Display on RFID Controller
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - RFID in a Hurry: How to set the IP address using the graphical display on an RFID controller. When connecting an RFID controller to Ethernet, make sure both the power and the Ethernet cables are plugged in tight. Next, check the LEDs to ensure the power is on and the graphical display is lit. Configure the IP address first, and then double-check the subnet mask and gateway. Make sure the subnet mask is the same as the PC and PLC you are...
Related topics : rfid controller
RFID- Program Allen-Bradley PLCs Using Ethernet/IP
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - Industrial RFID: Learn how to program Allen-Bradley PLCs using Ethernet/IP. Product Manager Tim Cicerchi shows you the software, and goes through the process step-by-step. You'll need an RFID controller (1-,2-,or 4-channel unit), an Allen-Bradley PLC (CompactLogix), and a PC for programming. All are connected via Ethernet using the 2-port switch on the RFID controller...
Related topics : products using rfid
How to Connect PROFIBUS to RFID Controller
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - RFID in a Hurry: How to connect PROFIBUS to an RFID controller. There are several ways to connect PROFIBUS to an RFID controller. You can use a DB9 connector, or a PROFIBUS connection with an M12 using a T- or Y-cable connector. Next, set the bus address using the graphical display on the RFID controller...
Related topics : rfid controller
Set IP address with Web Interface on RFID Controller
http://www.pepperl-fuchs.us/usa/en/classid_2474.htm - RFID in a Hurry: How to set the IP address using the web interface on an RFID controller. First, make sure the power is off, and then set the rotary switch on the back of the RFID controller to "A". Turn the power back on, and wait until the RFID controller is fully powered. Rotate the switch back to the "0" position. You are now ready to use the web interface to set the IP address...
Related topics : rfid controller