8.7 Secure Series Tags Container Security Transponder CLIN: 0004DA, 0006DA Installation & Operation Manual Delivering Global Visibility. Unisys Proprietary Notice This document contains Hi‐G‐Tek Inc. proprietary confidential information and may not be used or disclosed to other parties in whole or in part without prior written authorization from Hi‐G‐Tek Inc. UM4902 REV 1.
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Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder FCC Warning Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user authority to operate the equipment under FCC Rules. Instructions concerning human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields: A distance of at least 20cm. between the equipment and all persons should be maintained during the operation of the equipment.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder Table of Content 1 2 3 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 6 Functional description ...................................................................................................................... 7 Installation ........................................................................................................................
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder 1 Introduction The Secure Series 18000‐7 Container Security Transponder CLIN# 0004DA is an active RFID tag for securing containers. The transponder is designed to be attached to a container door, mounted on the left side door, and provides protection from intrusion.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder 2 Functional description The Container Security Transponder operates in the UHF 433.92 MHz band. It is designed to be attached to a container door. The Transponder has intrusion and environmental sensors that include: Door Breach sensor: for monitoring illegal opening of container doors. Light Intrusion: Monitors illumination events inside the container. Temperature: Monitors Temperature inside container.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder When you hear a short beep, the transponder is activated and ready for operation. If no beep is heard, either the battery is not oriented correctly or it needs to be replaced. Note: Replacement of Depleted Battery: When required, use only size 3.8V Lithium Li‐SOCl2 batteries 3.2 Mounting the Container Transponder Carefully open the container’s doors.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder Close and lock the right side door of container. Once the door is closed, it triggers the Transponder for operation Mounted Transponder (Indicators panel placed outwardly) Figure 6: Transponder mounted on container 4 Operation The Transponder operates only upon a request from the interrogator or when operated by a control PC connected to it via USB. 4.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder 5 Technical Specifications Communications • Operating frequency • Omni Directional read/write range Memory Memory size Sensor data logging Data retention 433.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder Sensors Secure Container Tag • Door Breach • Light Intrusion • Temperature • Humidity • Shock Indicators • • • Audible beep indicator for power on. Each sensor has its indication for activation/deactivation and alarm status Battery has an indication for battery OK and under voltage indication V-2 4902_Rev 1.
Installation & Operation: Container Security Transponder • • • • • Standards Compliant with ISO 18000‐7:2008 standards and the DoD interoperability guidelines FCC part 15 sub part B class B, sub part C section 15.
