RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide MN-004149-01EN Rev.
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RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Introduction The RFD40 Sled provides Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag reading, writing, and locating capability to Zebra’s TC20 Mobile Computer. NOTE The RFD40 RFID sled is for use with the compatible version of the TC20 Mobile Computer only. For detailed information, refer to the Product Reference Guide at: www.zebra.com/support.
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Inserting the Battery NOTE Fully charge the RFD40 RFID Sled before initial use. To install the battery: 1. Align the battery with the notch facing the back of the device. 2. Slide the battery into the handle of the device. 3. Snap the battery into place. Device Installation Inserting the TC20 into the RFD40 Sled To secure the TC20 Mobile Computer to the RFD40 Sled, place the TC20 fully forward on the RFD40 sled base and push the TC20 down into the Retention Clips.
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Removing the TC20 into the RFD40 Sled To remove the TC20 Mobile Computer from the RFD40 Sled, firmly hold the sled handle, and lift the TC20 off of the sled base. Getting Started To use the RFD40 for the first time with the TC20 Mobile Computer: 1. Charge the RFD40 Sled in the charging cradle. 2. Attach the TC20 on the RFD40 Sled. 3. Set the region and power level (using the RFID Manager application, RFID Demo application, or the partner application).
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide 3. Connect the RFD40. Both applications automatically connect to the RFD40 upon start. RFID Manager shows the battery status in the Main page. RFID Demo shows the device connected in Settings > Readers List. 4. Before using the device for the first time, set the region in which the device is operating. To set the region using RFID Manager, select Regulatory on the Main page. To set the region using RFID Demo, open the application and select Settings > Regulatory.
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Charging The RFD40 RFID Sled and TC20 Mobile Computer may be charged in the charging cradle individually or attached together. Fully charge the RFD40 by placing it in the charging cradle before first use. When an RFD40 RFID Sled is removed from a charging cradle, it is automatically powered On. If a reader is not used for a duration of thirty minutes, the reader enters Off mode. Pressing the handle trigger for two seconds turns the reader back On.
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Optimum Tag Decoding LED Indicators RFD40 LED Definitions Condition Power LED Battery Indication While Charging Pre-charging Amber (Fast, Fast, Slow) Charging Amber (Blinking) Fully Charged Green (Stays On) Charging Error Amber (Fast Blinking) Battery Indication While Not Charging Battery Charge Status Green when remaining charge is 99%-51% Amber when remaining charge is 21%-50% Red when remaining charge is 0%-20% NOTE The battery charge status LED Indicator s
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Optimum Body Posture Optimum Upright Body Posture Optimum Body Posture for Low Scanning AVOID BENDING 10
RFD40 RFID Sled Quick Start Guide Optimum Body Posture for High Scanning Use a Ladder AVOID REACHING Avoid Extreme Wrist Angles AVOID EXTREME WRIST ANGLES NOTE Taking breaks and task rotation is recommended.
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