PiP User Manual 80160500-001 Rev. 54 15 November, 2019 ID TECH 10721 Walker Street, Cypress, CA 90630-4720 Tel: (714) 761-6368 Fax (714) 761-8880 www.idtechproducts.
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FCC warning statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Revision History Version Date Changes Author 50 51 52 53 54 8/27/2019 8/28/2019 8/29/2019 10/11/2019 11/15/2019 Initial adaptation from Kiosk IV manual.
Table of Contents 1. OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.1. Universal SDK .....................................................................................................................................................6 1.2. Encryption ............................................................................................................................................
1. Overview The PiP is a compact, standalone NFC device, designed to support loyalty programs that register via NFC phones. It is also great as an access control device as it supports Apple VAS and Google Smart Tap as well as Mifare and other closed-loop protocols.. 1.1. Universal SDK A feature-rich Windows-based Universal SDK is available to aid rapid development of applications that talk to PiP. The SDK is available for the C# language on Windows and comes with sample code for demo apps.
1.3. Features The PiP supports the following: Apple VAS Google Pay Smart Tap USB HID & KB Suitable for retail, entertainment, and other locations that use loyalty value-added services but do not require payment Consumer Intuitive: Equipped with an LED and sound to provide visual and audible cues to enable a smooth and seamless experience This document assumes that users are familiar with their host systems and all related functions. 1.4. Approvals Apple VAS & Google SmartTap 1.5.
2. PiP Specifications Hardware MTBF 30,000 POH Transmitter Frequency 13.56 MHz +/- 0.01% Transmitter Modulation ISO 14443-2 Type A Rise/Fall Time: 2-3 µsec.Rise, < 1 µsec fall ISO14443-2 Type B Rise/Fall Time: < 2 µsec. each; 8% - 14% ASK ISO 18092 ISO 21481 (PCD & NFC) Receiver Subcarrier 847.5 KHz Frequency Receiver Subcarrier Data ISO 14443-2 Type A: Modified Manchester ISO 14443-2 Type B: NRZ-L, BPSK ISO 18092 ISO 21481 (PCD & NFC) Typical Read Range 0-3cm Physical Length 75.77 mm Width 70.
3. PiP Installation This section provides information on how to install a PiP. 3.1. Parts List Verify that you have the following hardware for the installation of the PiP: PiP Micro-USB cable (included) 3.2. Mounting the PiP Warning: The RF field of the PiP is sensitive to the proximity of metal. There are three options for mounting the PiP to a metal surface: Mount with the RF emitting surface of the antenna at least 1cm forward of any metal.
3.4. Communication via USB The PID is 4480 (hex) and the VID is 0ACD (hex). 3.5. Connecting to the Data Port The PiP transfers data via the USB connector. 3.6. Using the PiP for Value-Added Services This tests the PiP’s ability to read an NFC phone or closed-loop tap card. 3.7. Making a VAS Transaction 1. 2. 3. 4. The PiP allows for customer loyalty program services using Contactless (NFC) technology. To make a VAS transaction: Present the phone in close proximity to the front portion of the PiP.
4. RF Interference Q. Why do I need to know about RF interference? A. Contactless communication uses radio frequency technology to send phone data to a contactless terminal reader. Q. How can RF interference affect contactless communication? A. RF interference can cause data errors. If RF interference is present, contactless communication devices may operate intermittently or inconsistently. Q. Where does RF interference come from? A.
5. Firmware Upgrade The steps below describe the process for updating PiP firmware via the Universal SDK Demo. Note: Before you begin, contact your ID TECH representative to receive the most recent PiP firmware. Download the ZIP file and extract it to your computer. 1. Connect the PiP to your PC via either USB or serial port. 2. Download and install the latest USDK Demo app from the ID TECH Knowledge Base (if you cannot access the link, please contact support). 3.
4. Under Device, select Update Device Firmware, then click Execute Command. 5. Navigate to and select the PiP firmware you downloaded earlier and click Open. 6. The PiP will reboot and enter the bootloader, at which point the SDK demo begins updating the device. 7. When the firmware update completes, the PiP will reboot again and the USDK demo will prompt Firmware Update Successful. 6. Customer Support If you are unable to resolve any technical issues, please contact support@idtechproducts.
