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GearEye user manual

GearEye solution enables monitoring items tagged with UHF RFID stickers.

The GearEye app and the scanner device help organizing items into specific lists, tracking on-

demand either the entire group of items or an individual object, ensuring the tagged items are

around.

Features

• The Basic kit contains the GearEye scanner, which is a compact UHF RFID reader,

and 20 passive UHF RFID tags. The proper tag selection and placement on an

item may be crucial for its successful scanning later.

• Works with Android or iPhone mobile devices that support BLE 5.0 and later.

• The GearEye app enables creating of up to 10 personalized lists, up to 50 different items

in each.

Charging

• Input: PD 27W max, 5V-5A / 9V-3A / 15V-1.9A / 20V-1.4A

Output: PD 20W max, 5V-4A / 9V-2.2A / 15V-1.3A / 20V-1A

• You should fully charge your GearEye at least 2 hours before first use. The charging

USB type C port is located on the bottom of the GearEye device. The device will turn ON

while charging.

• Any standard charging/data cable for USB type C can be used.

• Extensive app usage, constant tracking, or the active search may decrease your

phone's battery lifetime and the GearEye device's battery life.

• The battery status will appear on the app toolbar and also as the LED indication.

ON/OFF states, Reset and Sleep mode

1. Turning ON for the first time or exiting the power shutdown mode happens after

connecting the charging cable to the USB port of the GearEye device.

2. A long 10-second press of the upper push-button will cause a power shutdown.

3. Use the same push-button to enter or exit the Sleep mode with a short 1-second press.

NOTE: Sleep mode uses low energy consumption but may eventually drain the battery.

4. The Reset of the GearEye device can be triggered with a toothpick through the hole in

the bottom area. NOTE: only gentle push is possible, do not use sharp objects.

Quick start guide

1. The GearEye device communicates with a phone via Bluetooth and transmits to the

mobile app all the information about your RFID-tagged items.

2. Start the GearEye app on your phone and Pair the GearEye scanner with the GearEye

app. You will be requested to register for the first time.

Summary of content (4 pages)

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GearEye user manual GearEye solution enables monitoring items tagged with UHF RFID stickers. The GearEye app and the scanner device help organizing items into specific lists, tracking ondemand either the entire group of items or an individual object, ensuring the tagged items are around. Features • The Basic kit contains the GearEye scanner, which is a compact UHF RFID reader, and 20 passive UHF RFID tags. The proper tag selection and placement on an item may be crucial for its successful scanning later.
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3. The GearEye app will take you through the required setup, and may ask to update the software via Wi-Fi. 4. After pairing your GearEye device, you can create your lists, add items tagged with RFID tags, assign them names, and take their photos. 5. After the registration, the GearEye app may scan multiple items to check that everything is around and alerts if anything is left behind. 6.
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Proper use 1. The smartphone needs to be close enough to the GearEye device to stay connected. 2. The GearEye device works optimally in the free space. It can be held in hand as in the picture below: 3. When GearEye is operating, do not hold the cord in hand. 4. Avoid covering the air slots on the LED light area at the top and around the USB slot at the bottom, when the device is scanning. 5. If GearEye cannot find a tag, try to change the device’s position and orientation, or gently wave it around.
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FCC Radio frequency interference statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.