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Direct Download Station
CONTROL ROOM BASED download station used to read RFiD tags into the system, initialise readers and collect patrol data from readers directly onto the PC. Data is transferred wirelessly between the reader and the PM-1000 station – there are NO contacts to fail or break.
The PM-1000 is compatible with the following readers:-
- Proxi-Mate Blue
- Proxi-Mate Silver/Black
*Click here to view and download PM-1000 Data Sheet*
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- Data Transfer speed 56K
- PC connection via USB – no external power required
- Size 159x79x33mm
- Audible tone when downloading
- 4 x Status lights indicating:
- Red LED – Upper-Left
- Flashing: communicating with reader
- Green LED – Lower-Left
- Flashing: operating normally
- Red LED – Upper-Right
- Green LED – Lower-Right
- Flashing: operating normally.
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Mobile Data Collection Station
RECHARGEABLE data collection station used by supervisors to collect data from readers in the field. A maximum of 49,713 records may be collected from multiple Proxi-Mate readers of all types. The PM-2000 should then be attached to the host PC for uploading all stored data.
The PM-2000 is compatible with the following readers:-
- Proxi-Mate Blue
- Proxi-Mate Live
- Proxi-Mate Black/Silver
- Proxi-Mate Black/Silver-W
*Click here to view and download PM-2000 Data Sheet*
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- Data Transfer speed 56K
- Memory Capacity 49,713 records
- PC connection via USB
- Recharge power source via USB, Mains power supply, Vehicle 12volt adapter
- Size 159x79x33mm
- Audible tone when downloading
- 4 x Status lights indicating:
- Red LED – Upper-Left
- Stays On: data to be uploaded
- Stays Off: no data to upload
- Green LED – Lower-Left
- Flashing: operating normally
- Red LED – Upper-Right
- Blue LED – Lower-Right
- Flashing: operating normally
- Flashing fast: communicating with reader
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TCP/IP and GPRS Download Stations
Remotely upload patrol data instantly via the Internet/Intranet OR via GPRS. Our PM-6000 TCP/IP and PM-3300 GPRS Download Stations are simplicity itself to use. All that's required for the PM-6000 is an ADSL/Broadband enabled Ethernet connection while the PM-3300 requires a GPRS- enabled, data-only SIM card (Pay-As-You Go acceptable but NOT recommended). No modems, analogue telephone line or fuss and, when using our PM-6000, ZERO data transmission costs!!
Each PM-6000 Download Station has its own MAC ID and may be programmed with a fixed IP address OR can use DHCP. The host IP address and port number are embedded into the PM-6000 and data is transferred automatically to the host PC when a reader is placed on the cradle. In the event that data cannot be uploaded to the host PC, the PM-6000 can internally buffer 49,713 RFiD reads and will automatically upload all data when a connection becomes available.
*Click here to view and download PM-6000 Data Sheet*
The PM-3300 Download Station does not use a fixed IP address because it can be used ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD where GPRS coverage is available. As with the PM-6000, the host IP address is embedded into the PM-3300 and data is transferred automatically to the host PC via GPRS when a reader is placed on the cradle.
The PM-3300 works either under external power or via its internal rechargeable battery and, in the event that data cannot be uploaded to the host PC, the PM-3300 can internally buffer 49,713 RFiD reads. Data will automatically upload when GPRS coverage becomes available if being used under external power.
When under battery power, the PM-3300 turns off automatically when data transfer is complete. If data cannot be transferred for any reason (no GPRS coverage, no credit available when using a PAYG SIM etc), the PM-3300 turns off automatically after making multiple transmission attempts to conserve battery life.
*Click here to view and download PM-3300 Data Sheet*
In addition to the LED status explanation shown to the right, both the PM-6000 and PM-3300 use audible tones to indicate their current state.
Selected tones indicate:-
- The reader currently placed on the station is being downloaded, that the download is complete or that the reader may be removed from the station
- The station is functioning correctly
- The station has begun to upload data to the host pc
- The station has successfully uploaded all data
- That an error has occurred
PM-6000 and PM-3300 Download Stations are compatible with the following readers:-
- Proxi-Mate Blue
- Proxi-Mate Black/Silver
- Proxi-Mate Black/Silver-W
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PM-6000
- Remote TCP/IP Data collector.
- Internal memory of 49,713 RFiD tag reads
- Internet/Intranet upload via Ethernet connection
- Automatically uploads data to control room after readers are downloaded
- Manual data upload to pc via USB facility if GPRS unavailable
- Audible notification of download and upload status
- LED Status lights x 4
- Automatic transmission retry if connection fails
- Attaches to existing Ethernet connection
- no data transfer costs!!
PM-6000 LED status light explanation:-
- Red LED – Upper-Left
- Flashing: communicating with reader
- Stays on: data to be uploaded
- Stays off: no data to upload
- Green LED – Lower-Left
- Flashing: operating normally
- Red LED – Upper-Right
- Stays on: Ethernet connected
- Stays off: Ethernet disconnected
- Blue LED – Lower-Right
- Flashing: operating normally
- Flashing fast: transferring data
PM-3300
- Remote GPRS Data collector
- Internal memory of 49,713 RFiD tag reads
- Manual data upload to pc via USB facility if GPRS unavailable
- Automatically uploads data to control room after readers are downloaded
- Audible notification of download and upload status
- LED status lights x 4
- Automatic transmission retry if connection fails
PM-3300 LED status light explanation:-
- Red LED – Upper-Left
- Flashing: transferring data
- Stays on: data to be uploaded
- Stays off: no data to upload
- Green LED – Lower-Left
- Flashing: battery charging
- Flashing fast: low battery
- Stays on: battery fully charged
- Red LED – Upper-Right
- Flashing: GPRS working ok
- Stays on: no GPRS coverage
- Stays off: GPRS module failed
- Blue LED – Lower-Right
- Flashing: operating normally
- Flashing fast: communicating with reader
- Stays on: fault detected
- Stays off: fault detected
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