MobileReader.Gate User Manual V1.
1 About this documentation MobileReader.Gate User Manual – MobileReader.Gate Edition March 2010 SKIDATA AG Documentation & Training Untersbergstrasse 40 A-5083 Groedig/Salzburg Tel.: +43 6246 888-0 Fax: +43 6246 888-7 Internet: http://www.skidata.com E-mail: docu@skidata.com Copyright © 2010 by SKIDATA AG. All rights reserved. The information provided in this document is protected by copyright law. No part of this documentation may be copied or reproduced without the prior written consent of SKIDATA AG.
MobileReader.Gate 1 About this documentation FCC Statement according to 15.19: 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. FCC Note according to 15.
1 About this documentation MobileReader.Gate Table of Contents Page 4 1 About this documentation _________________________________________ 6 1.1 Printing the manual ______________________________________________________ 7 1.2 Dimensioning___________________________________________________________ 7 1.3 Symbols _______________________________________________________________ 7 2 Safety Instructions _______________________________________________ 8 2.
MobileReader.Gate 6.3 1 About this documentation SKIDATA Lanyard _____________________________________________________ 19 © SKIDATA AG, User Manual V1.
1 About this documentation 1 MobileReader.Gate About this documentation This document provides maintenance instructions for the MobileReader.Gate. The instructions describe simple maintenance procedures that can be carried out by trained personnel without the use of any special tools. The procedures described in this manual do not include troubleshooting or repair work. In the event of a system defect, please notify your SKIDATA AG service center, describing the fault as accurately as possible.
MobileReader.Gate 1.1 1 About this documentation Printing the manual For optimum printing, set your printer to Color and Double-Sided Printing. 1.2 Dimensioning Dimensions in this documentation are always given in mm. When other dimension units are used, this is clearly stated and units are indicated with the corresponding dimensions. 1.3 Symbols Important text passages and notes are marked by symbols and special typefaces throughout this Manual.
2 Safety Instructions 2 MobileReader.Gate Safety Instructions MobileReader.Gate has been thoroughly security tested. Operating personnel will be advised of possible residual dangers during system training courses and by the information provided in this manual. System units may be used only for their intended purpose, as specified by the manufacturer.
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3 Introduction 3 MobileReader.Gate Introduction This manual Operation describes the use and functions of MobileReader.Gate. Chapter 4 describes the basic functions and provides an overview of the scope of delivery, as well as dimensions and connections. Chapter 5 provides general details on the operation of MobileReader.Gate and describes the function of the Universal Button. It also explains the meaning of the LEDs and the requirements for Bluetooth connections.
MobileReader.Gate 4 4 General Description General Description MobileReader.Gate supports the reading and writing of contactless data carriers; in combination with a PDA it serves as a means of validating access permissions. When a data carrier is moved within its scanning range, MobileReader.Gate will read and verify the stored permissions and data values. The result of the ticket validation can be indicated by the 'traffic light' LEDs (red, yellow, green) or an acoustic beeper, as required.
4 General Description 4.4 MobileReader.Gate Exterior view Fig. 2: Exterior view c c RFID symbol d 'Traffic light' LEDs (green-yellow-red) e Universal Button f Status LED g Micro-USB port (protected by rubber flap) d e f g 4.5 Connections 1 Micro-USB port on left side Hint: The USB port is also used for charging the device. Data can be exchanged both via the USB port and Bluetooth. Page 12 © SKIDATA AG, User Manual V1.
MobileReader.Gate 5 5 Operation Operation The device is equipped with a Universal Button for accessing all of the device's functions. The 'traffic light' LEDs and status LED provide visual feedback on the operating state of the device. To scan a ticket in order to validate its permissions, simply hold it over the scanning point (RFID symbol). Danger: Mind the potential dangers of the electromagnetic field when carrying the device close to your body (e.g. in your breast pocket).
5 Operation MobileReader.Gate Battery charging status: To check the battery charging status, press the button for 2 seconds while the device is switched on. The charging level of the battery is indicated by the LEDs. There are five levels (20% increments): Red (battery empty) / Red-Yellow / Yellow / YellowGreen / Green (battery fully charged). Access permissions: Depending on the application, further information can be indicated via the LEDs. 5.
MobileReader.Gate 5.6 5 Operation Reading RFID-based cards To scan an RFID data carrier in order to validate its permissions, simply hold it over the scanning point (RFID symbol). Fig. 3: Reading RFID data carriers c d c Ticket (Keycard) 5.7 d RFID symbol Automatic deactivation MobileReader.Gate will power off automatically if the Bluetooth connection remains idle for two hours. Before powering off, the device will emit a long beep (the same beep as when it is switched off manually).
5 Operation 5.8 MobileReader.Gate Re-charging the device MobileReader.Gate must be re-charged via the USB port (on the left side of the device). To do so, use the supplied USB cable to connect the device to the High-Power USB port of your computer or to the Re-charging station (available as an option) Fig. 4: Connecting the USB cable c USB cable d Protective rubber flap cd Note: The USB port on the computer must be a High-Power (500 mA) USB port .
MobileReader.Gate 5.9 5 Operation Storage Whenever the device is not used for a long time, it is recommended to store it as follows to prolong the lifetime of the battery: Note: Make sure the device is stored properly, especially when not used for a long time. The ideal storage temperature is between 0 °C and 25 °C (32 °F – 77 °F). If the battery is stored at higher temperatures, this will cause an irreparable loss of capacity.
6 Accessories 6 MobileReader.Gate Accessories Depending on the application environment, the following accessories are available for convenient carrying and storage: Belt clip (for carrying the device on the belt while not in use) Palm Strap SKIDATA Lanyard 6.1 Belt Clip To attach the belt clip to the device, use the screw to fasten it to the rear of the device, then attach the clip to the fixing button from above. The belt clip fits any belt up to a maximum width of 38 mm (1,496"). Fig.
MobileReader.Gate 6.2 6 Accessories Palm Strap Attach the palm strap to the notches at the top and bottom of the device. Fig. 6: Palm Strap c 6.3 c Palm Strap SKIDATA Lanyard Attach the SKIDATA Lanyard to the notch on the top or bottom side of the device. Fig. 7: SKIDATA Lanyard c © SKIDATA AG, User Manual V1.
