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Technical data

130 °C, 1000 h

160 °C, 1x35 h

Design

Hard tag, R10

Diameter

10 mm ± 0.2 mm

Housing height

4.5 mm +/-0.3mm

Housing material

Plastic, open housing, potted, PPS

Epoxy

Active area material

Plastic, PPS, black

Protection class

IP68

Packaging unit

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Testing of the application under real operating

conditions is therefore essential, especially

with on-the-fly reading and writing!

Mounting instructions/Description

The left figure shows how the read/write head

must be aligned towards the data carrier.

As an example here the read/write

head TNSLR-Q42TWD-H1147 is shown

(instructions valid for all suitable read/write

heads).

The orientation of the data carrier (arrow) is to

be observed.

 

A: Recommended distance

B: Maximum distance

C: Length of the transmission zone at

recommended distance

The corresponding values are listed in the

table.

 

To achieve the largest possible distance, the

data carrier must be positioned off-center to

the read/write head, or rather move along the

housing edges during the readwrite process.

The figure on the right shows the typical

spread of a data transmission zone

Glueing the data carrier:

Step 1: First, mill a sufficiently large bore hole

(see drawing)

Step 2: Fill the hole with sufficient adhesive or

potting material

Step 3: Press the data carrier into the hole.

Observe

the orientation of the data carrier (see arrow)

A subsequent alignment of the data carrier in

the hole is not possible.

 

Step 4: In order to avoid holes and undercuts,

first, led harden the adhesive after inserting

the data carrier. This also avoids any

unintentional rotation of the data carrier. Then,

fill up with adhesive and flush with the surface.