HID Technology Solutions 1119 Manuel utilisateur
USER GUIDE:
1119 UHF RFID READER
FOR THE MOTOROLA
MC55/65/67
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
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CONTENT
Introduction 4
Parts of the 1119 UHF Reader 4
Attaching to an MC55/65 5
Detaching from an MC55/65 6
Battery Installation or Removal 7
Charge and ActiveSync Connection 10
Reading Transponders 11
Antenna location and read direction 11
Antenna location and read direction 12
Transponder orientation 13
Read and Write range 14
Status LED 14
Software 15
Driver installation 15
Reader Demonstration 15
Software Development 16
ASCII Protocol v1.4 16
ASCII Protocol v2.x (V2 hardware only) 16
UHF RFID SDK 16
Troubleshooting and Maintenance 17
Maintenance 17
Troubleshooting 18
Technical specifications 19
Summary of specifications 19
Regulatory Information 20
FCC 20
Industry Canada 20
Health and Safety Recommendations 21
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) 22
Warranty 22
About TSL 24
About 24
Contact 24
History
Version Date Modifications
1.0 05/04/2011 Document Creation
1.1 23/11/2011 Modified ‘ticks’ and ‘crosses’ images
1.2 01/10/2013 Updated software development section to include ASCII 2.x and notes on firmware
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INTRODUCTION
Technology Solutions’ 1119 UHF Reader provides the Motorola MC55/65 with UHF Radio Frequency Identification
(RFID) functionality. The unit attaches as a snap on to the MC55/65. The mechanical design of the unit allows it to
be quickly and easily removed.
The 1119 UHF reader is powered from its own internal battery and draws minimal power from the MC55/65. It is
used with UHF transponders including the EPCGlobal Class 1 Generation 2 transponders.
PARTS OF THE 1119 UHF READER
FIGURE 1: Parts of the 1119 UHF Reader
Antenna located on
back of unit
Status LED
MC55/65 mating connector
Battery cover
release
Battery cover
release
Battery cover
Fixing clip latch
ActiveSync /
Charge connector
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Alignment pillar
Fixing Clip
ATTACHING TO AN MC55/65
1) Align the slots on the side of
the terminal with the guides on the
fixing clips of the 1119 UHF Reader.
2) Slide the 1119 UHF Reader on to the
terminal ensuring the alignment pillar aligns
with the holes in the bottom of the terminal.
The 1119 will click as it attaches.
3) Slide the fixing clip latch
up to lock the 1119 UHF
Reader on to the terminal.
FIGURE 2: Attaching to an MC55/65
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DETACHING FROM AN MC55/65
1) Make sure the fixing clip latches have been
moved down.
2) Pull the 1119 reader off the terminal.
Fixing Clip
FIGURE 3: Detaching from an MC55/65
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BATTERY INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL
FIGURE 4: 1119 UHF Reader Battery access
1) Slide the battery
cover locking clips
towards each other
2) Lift the battery
cover away from the
reader along the edge
by the ActiveSync/
Charge connector.
3) Pull the battery
cover away from
the reader.
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As an option a battery cover locking plate may be fitted to the battery cover. This is designed to prevent the two
battery cover locking clips from being moved. The battery cover locking plate is fixed in place with a single screw
and should be removed to allow the battery cover locking clips to be moved and the battery cover removed.
BATTERY INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL
Standard plate
Battery cover locking
plate can be fitted
instead.
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Refit the cover by reversing the removal procedure:
●Push the cover in to the reader at a slight angle. There are some small tabs on the cover which align with the
slots in the reader.
●Push the battery cover flat down on to the reader.
●Move the battery cover locking clips apart.
●Refit the battery cover locking plate if required.
Ensure the battery is fully charged before first use.
CAUTION: RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations.
When inserting the battery, ensure the contacts line up with the contacts on the reader. Slide the battery in to place.
BATTERY INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL
Battery contacts
must align with
reader contacts
Slide battery in
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CHARGE AND ACTIVESYNC CONNECTION
The 1119 reader is designed to fit into a standard MC55/65 desktop charge cradle or cradle cup. When docked
into a cradle the 1119 internal battery is charged. Power is also passed through the 1119 so that the host terminal
can charge at the same time.
When docked and an external USB host is connected, the USB connection from the host terminal is disconnected
from the UHF RFID reader and passed straight through to the connector on the bottom of the 1119. This allows an
ActiveSync connection to the host terminal but prevents simultaneous ActiveSync and UHF RFID operation. Only
ActiveSync connections (external host) are possible. There is no support of USB connection where the terminal is
the host (for example USB memory sticks) through the 1119.
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