Installation Manual

FCC ID: ZERNSM01

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NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual NFC Smartcard Module Installation Manual 1 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 1. Introduction This document describes the hardware of the NFC smartcard module (NSM). The readers of this document would benefit if they have prior knowledge of the specifications mentioned in References section. 2. References The readers of this document shall have knowledge on the following specifications USB CCID rev1.1 : Specification for Integrated Circuit Cards Interface Devices ISO/IEC 14443-2 : Radio frequency power and signal interface ISO/IEC 14443-3 : Initialisation and anti-collision ISO/IEC 14443-4 : Transmission protocol Mifare contactless card (Classic 1K, Classic 4K and Ultralight) datasheets ISO/IEC 7816-3 : Electronic signals and transmission protocols ISO/IEC 7816-4 : Inter-Industry commands for interchange NSM USB/Serial software reference manual 3. FCC 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. No changes shall be made to the equipment without the manufacturer’s permission as this may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment It is the responsibility of the product manufacturer to ensure compliance with FCC Part 15B with the NFC Smart Module integrated into their product. The host product using NSM module shall have the following text on a permanent label. Contains FCC ID : ZERNSM01 The label should be on a visible location outside the enclosure of the product. 2 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 4. Product pictures 4.1. Contactless NSM board – Top view HOST connector Smartcard Add-on Connector NOTE: The host connector connects to a 30 way FFC cable from the host system. This connector has the USB D+/- signals, Serial interface TX/RX signals and the Power and Ground. For more information on this connector pinout see Host connector section. The user can configure which interface the NSM shall use to communicate with the host. For more information on host interface selection see Host Interface Selection section. 3 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 4.2. Contactless NSM board Antenna connectors 4 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 4.3. Typical Hardware Setup The following diagram and pictures shows a typical setup for NSM module. USB or Serial Host NSM module Antenna #0 Antenna #1 5 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual The following pictures show a typical setup. Note that the antenna and the Serial/USB host shown in the pictures are for illustration only. The actual size and shape of the user’s antenna and host system may vary. Antenna #0 Serial/ NSM USB Host Module Antenna #1 6 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 5. Installation 5.1. Hardware Prerequisites The following section shows the hardware required for the installation.  Serial or USB host system where the NSM module will connect to.  NFC module and 30 way host FFC cable  Antenna and two U.FL coax cables – If two antennas are used then there will be two set of antenna boards and four coax cables NOTE: The Antenna and the U.FL coax cables can be supplied by Access IS or the user can design the antenna using the support provided by Access IS. U.FL cables are widely available from electronics stores like RS/Farnell. 7 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 5.2. Hardware Installation Steps The following details the installation steps with diagrams. 1, Turn OFF power for the host system before starting the installation 2, Connect the host system to the NFC module using the 30 way FCC cable as shown below. Please refer to Host connector section for the connector location and its pinouts. Host system NFC module 8 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 3, Connect the antenna to the NFC module using the coax cables. Antenna #0 NSM Module Antenna #1 NOTE : Antenna coax cables are polarised. Connect the corresponding connectors with +ve markings and ground (triangle) markings on the antenna and NSM module NOTE : If single antenna operation is enabled, then firmware uses only Ant #1 – Port J8 and J9. Ant #0, port J2 and J3 are disabled. 4, After the connections are done, select/verify the correct host interface selection on HOST_IFSEL_IO pins. Please refer to Host Interface Selection for HOST_IFSEL_IO pin settings. 5, If the product using the NSM module has a host cable, then a ferrite is required to be attached to the host cable. Please refer Cable Ferrite Specification for the characteristics of the required ferrite and the location of the ferrite on the host cable. NOTE : The cable ferrite is required to meet the FCC emissions requirement. The user should ensure that the cable ferrite is fitted in accordance to the specifications outlined in this manual. Failure to do so might void the FCC certification. 9 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 6, Power up the host system or connect the host adapter to the USB/Serial port. Now, the NFC module and the smart card module should start working. If the host interface is USB, then NSM module shall start enumerating as a HID device and a smartcard reader as shown below. 7, Application software can now communicate to NSM module through USB interface or through serial communication (See Serial Communication Settings). 5.3. Software Setup Depending on the host interface selected, please refer USB or Serial software reference manual. 10 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 6. Cable Ferrite Specification Each NSM module is shipped with a cable ferrite. This ferrite is required on the host cable (if any) to get the emissions levels within the acceptable limits. The cable is passed through the ferrite without any loops. The electrical specification of the ferrite is given below. The recommended ferrite is from Wurth electronics, Part number – 74 271 111. The ferrite should be located close to the device (using the NSM module) and it should be spaced 100mm from the device. The position of the ferrite can be critical with regards to the attenuation of radiated emissions. The following diagram shows a typical installation. Ferrite To Device To Host 100 mm 11 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 7. Hardware Connections and Pinouts There are three connectors that provides interface to the NSM module. Each of these connectors are described in detail on the following sections. 7.1. Host connector The host connector provides interface to the NSM host. Further, it also has additional signals that are brought out of the module for host mode selection and for future expansion. The following diagram shows the location of the 30 way FFC host connector and the pin#1 location. HOST PIN #1 connector The following table shows the pinouts for the host connector. Pin # Signal Type Signal Description 1 Ground GND Ground signal 2 3V3 CMOS input HOST_IFSEL_IO2 Host interface selection input – sampled during reset 3 3V3 CMOS input HOST_IFSEL_IO1 Host interface selection input – sampled during reset 4 3V3 CMOS input HOST_IFSEL_IO0 Host interface selection input – sampled during reset 5 Ground GND Ground signal 6 3V3 CMOS input CAN1_RX CAN host receiver line – Not used 7 3V3 CMOS output CAN1_TX CAN host transmitter line – Not used 8 Ground GND Ground signal 9 Open collector I2C0_SCL External I2C interface – Not used output/input 10 Open collector I2C0_SDA External I2C interface – Not used 12 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual output/input 11 Ground GND Ground signal 12 3V3 CMOS output SPI0_CS1 External SPI interface slave select 1 – Not used 13 3V3 CMOS output SPI0_CS0 External SPI interface slave select 0 – Not used 14 3V3 CMOS output SPI0_SCK External SPI interface clock – Not used 15 3V3 CMOS output SPI0_MOSI External SPI interface MOSI – Not used 16 3V3 CMOS input SPI0_MISO External SPI interface MISO – Not used 17 Power input 5V0 5V power input 18 USB data lines USB D- USB D- signal 19 USB data lines USB D+ USB D+ signal 20 Power input 5V0 5V power input 21 3V3 CMOS output DEBUG_UART_RTS_n Debug UART RTS signal, active low 22 3V3 CMOS input DEBUG_UART_CTS_n Debug UART CTS signal, active low 23 3V3 CMOS input DEBUG_UART_RX Debug UART Receiver line 24 3V3 CMOS output DEBUG_UART_TX Debug UART Transmitter line 25 Power input 5V0 5V power input 26 3V3 CMOS output HOST_UART_RTS_n Serial host UART RTS signal, active low 27 3V3 CMOS input HOST_UART_CTS_n Serial host UART CTS signal, active low 28 3V3 CMOS input HOST_UART_RX Serial host UART Receiver line 29 3V3 CMOS output HOST_UART_TX Serial host UART Transmitter line 30 Power input 5V0 5V power input 7.2. Host Interface Selection The NSM module will select the host interface depending on the HOST_IFSEL_IOx signal values during reset. The following table shows the different modes of operation based on the HOST_IFSEL_IOx signal. HOST_IFSEL_IO2 HOST_IFSEL_IO1 HOST_IFSEL_IO0 Operating mode Host adapter – J9 Host adapter – J8 Host adapter – J7 0 0 0 USB mode 0 0 1 Serial mode 0 1 0 USB mode 0 1 1 USB mode 1 0 0 USB mode 1 0 1 USB mode 1 1 0 Serial Bootloader mode –Used for firmware update 1 1 1 USB Bootloader mode – Used for firmware update If host adapter board is used, then the “0” in the above table denotes jumper installed and “1” denotes jumper removed. Note that if any of the HOST_IFSEL_IO pins are left floating, then the module reads that pin as “1”. 13 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 7.3. Serial Communication Settings In serial mode, the module by default uses the following serial communication settings. Parameter Value Baud Rate 115200 Data format 8 bits Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow Control RTS/CTS 14 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 7.4. NFC connectors The NSM module can be configured to use dual antenna or single antenna. The antenna ports are shown in the table below. Connector Description J2 Antenna #0 Positive end J3 Antenna #0 Ground end J8 Antenna #1 Positive end J9 Antenna #1 Ground end If one of the antennas is not available, then, the pair of ports for that antenna can be left unconnected. There is no need for port termination. If the module is configured for single antenna, then Antenna #0 is disabled. (Ports J2 and J3 are disabled). The module uses Antenna #1 (Ports J8 and J9) for NFC communication. 15 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 7.5. NFC Antenna The NFC antenna is a simple LC circuit tuned to 13.56MHz. The following diagram show the circuit of the antenna C1a Phase angle @13.56 MHz = 0 degree, Antenna C2 L +/- 10 degree loop C1b The Antenna is tuned to resonate at 13.56MHz with a phase angle tolerance of +/-10 degrees. The following graph shows the impedance and phase for a typical antenna tuned to 13.56MHz. 16 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual The following table provides information on the maximum and minimum values for the NFC antenna parameters. Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum Impedance @13.56MHz 800 Ohms 1500 Ohms - Phase @ 13.56MHz -10 Degrees 0 Degrees +10 Degrees Antenna Coil inductance 700nH 1200nH 2000nH Antenna Coil Q 15 25 35 Antenna Gain 0.6 (-2.21 dB) 0.7 (-1.54 dB) 0.8 (-0.96 dB) Antenna maximum size - - 11cm x 15cm 17 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3

NFC Smartcard Module Hardware Installation Manual 8. Revision Revision Description 0.0 Initial version 0.1 Antenna tuning and dimensions added 0.2 Installation section added 0.2.0 NFC only version 0.2.1 Pictures updated UL review comments incorporated 0.2.2 Changed wording on Cable Ferrite specification 0.2.3 Cable ferrite added into installation and its location shown 18 CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT v0.2.3


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