1023 User Guide - Revision history

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Product History

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	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|~~100~~\|Product Release}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|103\|Product Release}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|September 2006\|0\|203\|Changed enable functionality to re-initialize reader }}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}
			{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}
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	\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=center\| June 2013\|\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=left colspan=3\| Product Discontinued. Succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.		\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=center\| June 2013\|\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=left colspan=3\| Product Discontinued. Succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.

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Product History

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	==Product History==		==Product History==

	The 1023 - PhidgetRFID was succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.

	{{UGhist}}		{{UGhist}}

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Product History

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	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}
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			\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=center\| June 2013\|\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=left colspan=3\| Product Discontinued. Succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.

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Product History

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	==Product History==		==Product History==

			The 1023 - PhidgetRFID was succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.

	{{UGhist}}		{{UGhist}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}

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Product History

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	==Product History==		==Product History==
	{{UGhist}}		{{UGhist}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}

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Technical Details

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	If you are using multiple RFID readers, placing them too close together will cause interference when reading tags. You could work around this problem by rapidly "polling" each 1023 by turning the antenna on, checking for tags, and then turning it off in sequence. Of course, this will lengthen the amount of time it takes for your system to read a tag, since you may have to wait for the nearest reader to become active.		If you are using multiple RFID readers, placing them too close together will cause interference when reading tags. You could work around this problem by rapidly "polling" each 1023 by turning the antenna on, checking for tags, and then turning it off in sequence. Of course, this will lengthen the amount of time it takes for your system to read a tag, since you may have to wait for the nearest reader to become active.

			===Object Speed===

			When trying to read tags, you should allow the tag to remain within detection range for at least 50ms. Tags moving through the detection area faster than this may not register at all.

	===Further Reading===		===Further Reading===

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Controlled Outputs

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	===Controlled Outputs===		===Controlled Outputs===
	[[image:Rfid_relay.png\|thumb\|310px\|link=\|Make sure to attach a ~~relay~~ across the terminals of the relay if you are using output 0 on the RFID board to drive it.]]		[[image:Rfid_relay.png\|thumb\|310px\|link=\|Make sure to attach a diode across the terminals of the relay if you are using output 0 on the RFID board to drive it.]]
	The PhidgetRFID has four outputs - two of which are available to the user, and two of which are for internal control of the Phidget board only. Output 0 is a +5V source from the USB bus through a P-Channel MOSFET with less than one ohm impedance. This can be used to switch a TTL or CMOS device, or it can be used to drive a 5VDC relay such as the Aromat JS1-5V. Output 1 is an LED drive output at 5VDC with maximum 15mA of available current (250 ohm CMOS output). Both Output 0 and 1 are available in hardware at the terminal blocks on the PhidgetRFID board. If Output 0 is used to drive a relay, a fast clamping diode must be placed across the relay drive pins as shown in the diagram on the right. Not doing so can result in permanent damage to the PhidgetRFID board.		The PhidgetRFID has four outputs - two of which are available to the user, and two of which are for internal control of the Phidget board only. Output 0 is a +5V source from the USB bus through a P-Channel MOSFET with less than one ohm impedance. This can be used to switch a TTL or CMOS device, or it can be used to drive a 5VDC relay such as the Aromat JS1-5V. Output 1 is an LED drive output at 5VDC with maximum 15mA of available current (250 ohm CMOS output). Both Output 0 and 1 are available in hardware at the terminal blocks on the PhidgetRFID board. If Output 0 is used to drive a relay, a fast clamping diode must be placed across the relay drive pins as shown in the diagram on the right. Not doing so can result in permanent damage to the PhidgetRFID board.

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Controlled Outputs

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	\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| 0		\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| 0
	\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| +5VDC Source		\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| +5VDC Source

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Interfering Signals

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	===Interfering Signals===		===Interfering Signals===

	If you are using multiple RFID readers, ~~don't put~~ them too close together ~~or you~~ will ~~get~~ interference when reading tags.		If you are using multiple RFID readers, placing them too close together will cause interference when reading tags. You could work around this problem by rapidly "polling" each 1023 by turning the antenna on, checking for tags, and then turning it off in sequence. Of course, this will lengthen the amount of time it takes for your system to read a tag, since you may have to wait for the nearest reader to become active.

	===Further Reading===		===Further Reading===

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	{{UGhist}}		{{UGhist}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|~~100~~\|Product Release}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|103\|Product Release}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|September 2006\|0\|203\|Changed enable functionality to re-initialize reader }}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}
	{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}
			{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=center\| June 2013\|\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=left colspan=3\| Product Discontinued. Succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.		\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=center\| June 2013\|\|style="background: #fff0f0" align=left colspan=3\| Product Discontinued. Succeeded by the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1024 1024 - PhidgetRFID Read/Write]. The 1024 differs from the 1023 in its ability to write to tags with the T5577 chipset, and to read tags belonging to a number of additional protocols.

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	==Product History==		==Product History==
	{{UGhist}}		{{UGhist}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2002 \|0\|100\|Product Release}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2004 \|0\|200\|Onboard LED, 2 Digital Outputs added. Ability to enable/disable Antenna added. }}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2005 \|0\|201\|RF Circuitry upgraded to improve reliability}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|January 2006 \|0\|202\|Onboard microprocessor upgraded to Flash version.}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|June 2006 \|0\|204\|Low Voltage Reset set at 4.7 Volts}}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}		{{UGrow2\|1023_0\|April 2007 \|0\|205\|Protocol parsing bug fixed which garbled top 3 bits of RFID Tag. }}
	{{~~UGrow~~\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}		{{UGrow2\|1023_1\|July 2007 \|1\|206\|Unused internal I/O pulled high out of an abundance of caution, bus current characterized. Terminal block moved to edge of PCB, center of antenna routed out, digital output transients on startup eliminated.}}

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	\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| 0		\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| 0
	\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| +5VDC Source		\|style="background: #f0f0f0" align=center\| +5VDC Source