User's Manual

The program will assign 2 communication ports for the reader. Most applications will use the

outgoing port. Make note of this port number for use when connecting to a software program

If this fails use the following links, search the reader in the peripheral list and connect it. You

have to add an outgoing port that makes a connection to the device. Follow the steps described

in the links below.

For Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883259/en-us

For Windows 7: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Connect-to-Bluetooth-

and-other-wireless-or-network-devices

Reader to a Bluetooth

adapter connected to a scale head, or to a Bluetooth

enabled device, such as scale head or printer.

This scenario requires that the reader lists the Bluetooth

peripherals. Go to the menu

“Bluetooth”, then the sub-menu “Select device” and select “Search new device…”. This will

start the Bluetooth

scanning.

The device you want to connect to will be displayed on the reader. Use the green button to

scroll to the desired device. Select the device by depressing the black button on the reader. The

reader will now connect in MASTER mode.

Note 39 - Sometimes, the Bluetooth

authentication have to be enabled/disabled

on the reader to establish the connection with a remote device. See Menu 6 to

switch authentication on/off.

Note 40 – Your reader can connect to iPhone and iPad (Follow instruction above).

Connect the reader to an USB flash drive

USB adapter (ref. E88VE015) allows you to connect to an USB Flash Drive (Formatted in

FAT).

With this equipment, you can import and/or export sessions (see Note 22).

The imported sessions must be a text file, named “tag.txt”. The first line of the file must be

either EID or RFID or TAG. The format of the ear tag numbers must be 15 or 16 digits

(999000012345678 or 999 000012345678)

Example of file “tag.txt”:

EID

999000012345601

999000012345602

999000012345603