Library Security Pedestal 3A Clear User's Guide Revision 1.0 Invengo Information Technology Co.,Ltd.
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LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Read This First Welcome to the INVENGO LSP3A Electronic Article Detection system. This user’s guide is designed to help you get up and running quickly using this high-quality Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Anti-Theft system. It describes all you need to know about how to install and use the INVENGO EAS/AFI system and its associated applications.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Table of Contents 1 For Your Safety .................................................................................................... 1 1.1 General Use....................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Care and Maintenance ...................................................................................... 1 1.3 Important Safety Information..............................................................................
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.6.1 Resetting the Counter Display .................................................................... 41 5.6.2 Resetting the Remote People Counter ....................................................... 41 5.6.3 Adjusting the Level of the Buzzer Sound.................................................... 41 6 Operation ............................................................................................................ 42 6.1 Theory of Operation ............................
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 1 For Your Safety 1.1 General Use The LSP3A product range is designed to be reliable and to provide continuous, trouble-free service. Please observe the following general tips: 1. Take care not to scratch the device. Keep the device clean. When working with the device, use only INVENGO-approved accessories. 2. This device is not waterproof and should not be exposed to rain or moisture. Under extreme conditions, water may enter the circuitry. 3.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 1.3 Important Safety Information When connecting the device or any accessory to another device, read its user’s guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products. As with all RF equipment, users are advised that the equipment should only be used in its normal operating mode described in this document. 2 Certification 2.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Modification of any INVENGO Library System is prohibited without the written consent of INVENGO.Unauthorized modifications may void the conformity of the equipment to safety specifications and will void the INVENGO warranty. 2.3 Regulatory Notices An RFID system typically composed of an RF emission device such as the XC-RF300 is subject to national regulations that may differ by country.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 2.3.2 In USA (FCC Directive) The LSP3A has been designed to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Furthermore typical configurations listed section 2.2.2 FCC ID Cross Reference Table have been successfully tested with Part 15 of the FCC rules. WARNING TO USERS IN THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL COMMUNCIATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) RADIO INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 47 CFR Section 15.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 2.4 RoHS and WEEE Directives 2.4.1 RoHS INVENGO certifies that this product is compliant with the European 2011/65/EU & EU 2015/863 for the restriction in Electric and Electronic Equipments (RoHS) of the use of the following hazardous substances: a) Lead b) Mercury c) Cadmium d) Hexavalent Chromium e) Polybrominated biphenyl flame retardants f) Polybrominated diphenyl ether flame retardants This declaration is based on information provided by our suppliers and subcontractors. 2.4.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 3 System Overview 3.1 Key Features As a standalone solution, INVENGO security pedestals do not need to be linked to the library database and can still operate when the Integrated Library System (ILS) is down or under maintenance. The security pedestal does not require additional equipment to operate.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 3.2 LSP3A Clear Brief Description Figure 3.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide All components of the LSP3A system are contained within the LSP3A. At least two pedestals are required for each EAS gate or passageway. A set of pedestals is known as a gate and may consist of several pedestals. Please see section 4 “Installation” for more information. The LSP3A models are built in a one frame: An LSP3A Electronics unit is used to control each pedestal.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 4 Installation 4.1 Recommendations before Installation This section describes how to install the LSP3A Clear. 4.1.1 Wire Feed Sheaths Within the framework installation you need at least a power supply cable sheath and an Ethernet cable sheath to connect to the Ethernet network. These sheathed cables will be located at the bottom center of the pedestal as shown in Figure 4.10.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 4.1.2 Electrical Safety Rules The LSP3A Clear is powered up via a Mains Supply IEC Cord. A group of up to 5 Pedestals can be daisy chained and powered via a single IEC power cord connected to a wall socket. The mains wall socket should provide at least 2 Ampere and be protected by a differential circuit breaker limiting the current to 5 Ampere maximum. Figure 4.1 here below shows how to connect the LSP3A pedestals to the mains. Figure 4.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 4.2 LSP3A RFID System Components The components included in the LSP3A RFID System package are listed in Table 4.1 Tble 4.1: LSP3A System Components Quantity Description 1 LSP3A Pedestal 1 2 ways 3.81mm Green Screw Tightening Plugs Vertical Cable Entry for Synchronization Cable 4.3 LSP3A Clear This equipment is intended for indoor use only under the conditions described in this document. Should it be used outside these conditions cannot be guaranteed, and is not recommended.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Be cautious to properly align the pedestal in order to center the photoelectric beam sensor on the reflector of the next pedestal. In case several Pedestal rows (group of Pedestals) to be installed it is mandatory every LSP3A being positioned in the same direction (all people counter of each looking toward the same direction). This would prepare the installation for future implementation of direction sensing. A: Indicates the distance (6 ft. 6in.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide and the bottom right screw (to adjust the lateral positioning of the beams). They are spring loaded to improve accuracy and keep in place the two sensors after adjustment. Special attention must be taken for the 2 pedestals positioning: They must be positioned facing each other’s They must be parallel They must be well aligned and well centered. The orange LED must be continuously ON when powered (See Figure 4.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 4.5: Top view of correct LSP3A installation and In/Out Counter Directions Figure 4.6: People Counter View when facing light barrier and counter display Latest People Counters are based on 4-Digit LED Display, Larger and brighter than previous LCD to ease readout. See Figure 4.7: Latest Light beam Crossing Detection Cells & 4 Digits LED Display detailed description and Figure 4.4: Light Barrier Latest assembly with 4 LED 7-segment Displays photograph.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 4.7: Latest Light beam Crossing Detection Cells & 4 Digits LED Display Table 4.2: Description of Buzzer & Counter board Components Reference n° Designation Function 1 Buzzer Volume Adjustment 2 Buzzer 3 Photoelectric Reflex Switch Red Beam 4 Photoelectric Reflex Switch Red Beam 5 LCD or LED Display & Counter 6 Counter Reset Push Button 7 Hexagonal Screw for Light Beam Vertical Alignment 8 Hexagonal Screw for Light Beam Horizontal Alignment On Figure 4.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 4.9: Side view of correct LSP3A installation After having defined the location of the pedestals, refer to the mechanical drawing of the pedestalmounting diagram for the LSP3A Clear (Figure 4.10). The pedestal is fastened to the floor using screws that are strong enough to support the weight of an average adult falling against The pedestal. Figure 4.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 1. Identify and mark the location of the holes to be drilled for mounting the pedestal to the ground. The use of a tape measure and a square is recommended. 2. Drill the cable access and mounting holes according to the type of ground surface: a. Wooden floor: Drill eight holes with a diameter of 4 mm for the mounting screws and one hole with a diameter of 19 mm for the cable access. b.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide When tightening the screws in place, first tighten the screws in place ¾ of the way. Once all screws are in place, then tighten each screw progressively, one after each other to ensure that the floor bracket is solidly fixed into place and completely vertically aligned. The use of a level may be required. 7. Plug in the mains IEC power cord from the previous pedestal if daisy chained or from the wall mounted socket.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5 Configuration All configuration operations of LSP3A systems are carried on with the LSP3A Web UI. 5.1 Chip Configuration For optimal performance the scanning duration (T_scan) should not exceed 250ms. T_scan is the period to scan all pedestals of a group of N pedestals, i.e. a Master and (N-1) Slave Pedestals. Depending on your chip configuration and the number of pedestals installed you can determine the scanning duration of your installation. 5.1.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.1.3 EAS Mode versus AFI Mode EAS mode is only supported by the C370 or C370-L (NXP chip). AFI mode is supported by most ISO15693 chips, from major chip manufacturers (NXP, Texas Instrument, STM, Infineon, MeMarin…). EAS digital burst is a prime number data stream of 128 bits which is read out after sending a check EAS command to the Tag. This dedicated EAS command in only implemented in NXP SLI chips.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Synchronization burst: start burst to synchronize the gates (Period of T Scan ms) Processing time (Pt): depends on the number of tags to be detected and the settings. The fastest is when only detection is used (EAS burst or AFI), the slowest when all features are used (AFI + Read AFI + Read 16 blocks of memory). Refer to the figures in Table 3:Scanning Duration.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 5.2: 3 Pedestals Configuration Example and Token Propagation Wire Synchronization Token hand over Wire connection: First prepare a cable of appropriate length to connect 2 consecutive Electronics as shown in Figure 5.3 and Figure 5.4 A minimum wire gauge of 22AWG (0.2mm²) is enough, preferably a twisted pair. Screw at each extremity of the cable a 2-way connector with ground wire at the same position for each module.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 5.4: LSP3A Clear PEM Connectors & Cables Location Steps to undergo: 1. Prepare a 2 wire cable of appropriate length and number of connectors to wire up each pedestal. Use the 3.81 mm Push-On Green Plugs Vertical Cable Entry provided. 2. Connect all pedestals Synchronization to the Synchronization I/O as shown on Figure 5.4. 3.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide By default the IP address is 192.168.9.23 (IPv4 Automatic Private IP Addressing). Ask your network administrator to obtain a static IP address for each of the pedestals connected to your local network. The LSP3A configuration will be carried on using a host computer connected to the local Ethernet network. You can localize the each gate thanks to their IP address. Their on site location must be known to configure and set them as Slaves or Master. 5.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5 Running Web UI for the First Time The web UI can be accessed via the web browser and is useful for quick setup or troubleshooting. Web browsers we support are Chrome 96.x, Firefox 95.x, and Safari 15.x. 1. Determine the reader hostname to connect to a network with DHCP server. 2. In a new browser tab, connect to the LSP3A using the URL http://. 3. Sign into the reader using the default credentials: user name: admin password: admin Figure 5.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.1 Navigation After sign in to main page, the navigation is on the top of web page, including Restore、 Start/Stop Reading、Save Configuration、WaveformDisplay、Language(Choose) and Log Out buttons. Figure 5.6: Navigation This navigation is used either: Restore the device to factory setting. Controls whether the device is in tag reading mode. The configuration parameters are saved to the device and take effect.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 5.8 Waveform Display The page will display the signal strength of the tag placed in the RF field. On the navigation bar of the current page, click the Reader Configuration button to return to the device configuration web page. Click the Stop/Start Capturing button to stop/start working. Click the Channel Selection button to select the display channels. When stop capturing, you can drag in the table to enlarge or download the image.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.2 Basic Configuration Figure 5.9: Basic Configuration The Basic Configuration is used either: Select the type and content of the tag to be read. Select and setting the tag detection options. Setting antenna sensitivity. Setting RF Power and Working antennas. Setting regional standard. Only the tag of ISO15693 protocol can be read and filtered, can choose whether to read UID and Memory.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.3 Gate Options 5.5.3.1 System Type and Online Mode Figure 5.10: System Type There are 2 options: LSP3A System L-SP2+ Compatible System The LSP3A System Mode is default mode. In L-SP2+ Compatible System mode,read tag UID will be forced to be selected. Figure 5.11: Online Mode In this mode, the device will connect to the Server and when a tag is recorded, it will send the tag information to the server and will not actively alarm.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide In the “Alarm Duration” section: Select the alarm duration in the drop-list. Click “Test” to trigger an alarm (this is useful either to test alarm duration, or to identify the pedestal you’re connected to). 5.5.3.3 Sycn mode Figure 5.13: Sync setting In the “Synchro” section: Select whether the pedestal is to be configured as the Master or as Slave(1…8). Select the total number of pedestals(master and slaves) operating in close proximity and sharing the same ID.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide In this section, one can activate the useful Event Notification, a standalone feature which duplicates the database entry by sending to any PC on the network a data frame. This allows sending alarm data whenever an event occurs in any pedestal without having to regularly pool the pedestal database over the network. It limits the traffic over the network. To activate the Event Notification, just tick at least one Event out of the 3 available. All Events can be selected if needed.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.3.5 GPIO Figure 5.15: GPIO GPIO1 has 3 types: GPIO Input Trigger Output Trigger GPIO2 has 2 types: GPIO Output Trigger Checking GPIO level The two GPIO available to user can be monitored: Display shows “High” when voltage level is above 2 Volt. Display shows “Low” when voltage level is below 1 Volt Clicking with the mouse on GPIO text field, the Level value toggles between High & Low.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide level of the port should match the active voltage to set the external alarm device wired up. In section GPIO2, select one of the available options: GPIO: Port has no predefined function; it can be driven remotely by Host PC via API. Output Trigger: when Theft is detected(EAS or AFI signal setting the alarm), the Port Signal level matches the Active Level Setting(“Low” or “High”).
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 5.17: Peripherals & GPIO Green Connector Pin Out & Location Table 5.7: GPIO Pins - Electrical Characteristics Max Ratings Parameters Min. Typ. Max. Unit Input Voltage Range 0 -- 28 V Input Voltage (Low Level) 0 -- 0.9 V Input Voltage (High Level) 1.5 -- 28 V Output Voltage Range 0 -- 28 V Maximum Continuous Output Current Output Over Current Protection -- -- 1.4 V 1.9 2.8 3.8 V In output mode the LSP3 GPIO can only sink current to ground.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Figure 5.18: Internal Circuit of GPIO and External Supply Wiring in Output Mode Figure 5.19: Connection of a Switch as an Input Device Figure 5.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Applying negative voltage may destroy the GPIO! Beware not to inadvertently toggle the GPIO from Input to Output Mode: you may create a short circuit when using a high current source to ground as an input device! Refer to Figure 5.20. 5.5.3.6 People Counter Figure 5.21: People Counter The “People Counter” section displays the total number of people that crossed the IR sensor: Whatever the direction (In & Out) if no bidirectional IR sensor is installed.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.4 Event of Detection Figure 5.22: Event of Detection Panel Each time an item(with EAS/AFI activated) passes through the gates an entry is added to a local database in pedestal memory. This entry holds the following information: The date and time to which the theft was committed. The chip type. If selected, the memory contents. If selected, the UID. The method used to detect the alarm(EAS or AFI).
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.5 Tag Modification Figure 5.23: Tag Modification The module can operate on a single tag, provided the tag is placed in the RF field. When the working antenna is single, the device will operate the tag within the RF field of the corresponding antenna. When the working antenna is in Normal mode or All Channel mode, the device will operate the tags in the RF field of the antenna through channel 2.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.6 System Configuration Figure 5.24: System Configuration The main functions of this module are: Modify TCP/IP Configuration, including port. Synchronize the real time between the host computer and the device. Display device version. Upgrade firmware. After modifying TCP/IP configuration, click “Apply Changes”. You can then decide to apply the new TCP/IP configuration immediately by rebooting the pedestal, or to wait for next reboot to apply it.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.5.7 Update firmware Ready the upgrade file as shown: Figure 5.25: System Configuration Click “Select file”，and then select the appropriate firmware file. A bar shows the progress of the upgrade process. The whole process will take 10 to 15 minutes and please do not power off. The device will reboot after the upgrade is complete. Figure 5.26: Upgrading process1 Figure 5.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 5.6 People Counter & Buzzer Sound Management 5.6.1 Resetting the Counter Display Figure 5.29: LSP3A People Counter & Detection Cells Location To reset the LCD display use a pointed element (for example: a paper clip). Insert it in the hole on the right of the display window and press (not too hard) until you get zero displayed. This will also reset the battery backed-up counter. 5.6.2 Resetting the Remote People Counter See section 5.5.3.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 6 Operation 6.1 Theory of Operation The RF motherboard in the electronics unit produces radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic signals that are transmitted via the antennas in each pedestal. Each antenna transmits for a short period, receives for a short period, and is inactive for the remainder of the time. 6.2 Starting the System There is no ON/OFF switch. The system operates when mains power is applied plugging in the IEC plug into the Wall mounted plug. 6.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 7 Maintenance 7.1 Servicing the Pedestals No regular servicing or maintenance is required, except for keeping the covers clean, and occasionally checking the integrity of the cover seals. It is recommended that the pedestal unit be inspected at least once per year by an approved INVENGO technical representative. Refer to section 1.2 “Care and Maintenance” for general maintenance information. If needed, individual spare parts are available upon demand. Refer to the Table 7.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide People Counter, Buzzer Settings and Extra optional display Lights beneath the PEM. 7.3 Servicing the Electronics Unit - Fuse characteristics: F1 on AC mains: SCHURTER FST, 5X20mm, Time-Lag T, H, 250VAC, 500mA F2 on DC supply: SCHURTER SPT, 5X20mm, Time-Lag T, H, 250VAC/300VDC, 2A - How to change them: Fuses are located behind the plastic cover at the bottom of the LSP3A pedestals. 1. Unscrew the 4 screws holding the plastic cover on sensors and counter display side. 2.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 8 Troubleshooting The following table lists the most common problems and describes their solutions. Table 8.1: Troubleshooting Table Fault Possible Causes Solution No power Differential or micro circuit breakers Check the differential and micro circuit breaker status System fuse Replace fuse Cabling fault. Power cable fault Check cabling and connections. Replace any suspected faulty cables. Alarms missed (INVENGO RFID tags with theft bit ON not triggering alarms).
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LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 9 Technical Specifications 9.1 Mechanical Data LSP3A Clear Parameter Value Weight Pedestal: 26.2 kg (57¾ lbs) Pedestal Dimensions (HxWxD) Connections to pedestal Approx. 1870 mm x 550 mm x 45 mm (73½ x 21¾ x 1¾ in) excluding base plate. IEC Supply Power Cord and Ethernet Cable 9.2 Electrical Data LSP3A Clear Model Parameter Value Power supply 100/240 Volts AC, 0.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 9.3 LSP3A Clear Mechanical Drawings Figure 9.
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LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 10 Performance Test 10.1 Test Conditions Distance between each pedestal not greater than the maximum recommended distance of 915mm (3 ft.). All tags used must have the theft bit set. Use of reference tag (Antenna Tuning Kit Test Card) is strongly recommended for repeatable results. Testing to be carried out at walking pace (maximum of 1 meter/second). Metal, conductive materials, human hands or body must not shield tags.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide LSP3A EAS Performance Test Library / Facility installed: _______________________________ Location of Pedestals: _______________________________ Specific installation notes: _______________________________ Figure 10.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 11 Warranty Conditions INVENGO warrants that its LSP3A shall comply with the functional specifications set forth herein for a period of one year from the date of delivery to the Buyer. This warranty is valid for the original Buyer of the Product and is not assignable or transferable toany other party.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Any use or incorporation by the Buyer or a third party of INVENGO’ Product into life saving or life support devices or systems, or any related products; INVENGO expressly excludes any liability for such use. 11.2 General Provisions This warranty sets forth the full extent of INVENGO responsibility regarding the Product.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide 11.3 How to Return Defective Products The Buyer shall notify INVENGO of the defects within 15 working days after the defects are discovered. Defective Products must be returned to INVENGO after assignment by a INVENGO Quality Department representative of an RMA (Return Material Authorization) number. No Products shall be returned without their proof of purchase and without the acceptance number relating to the return procedure.
LSP3A Clear User’s Guide Product Return Form Customer Profile: RMA Number : ........................................ Company:......................................................... Date : ................................................................ Address: .......................................................... City & State: .................................................... Contact Name: .................................................. Zip Code: ........................................
