User's Manual

Tags
70 750.001.004 R0033 © 2001 AXCESS Inc.
IMPORTANT!
Before using either cyanoacrylate or MEK, consult the
vendor’s instructions and the compound’s Material Safety Data
Sheet.
For all assets, mount the Asset Tag with the flat side attached to the
asset.
Testing Mounting Positions
Some electronic devices (for example, laptop computers) generate
radio frequency emissions (noise) that may activate Tags, causing
them to transmit. This unintended activation and transmission could
result in unnecessary battery drainage.
Use the following procedure for mounting a Tag to a laptop:
Step 1:
Turn on the laptop and ensure that the screen is on.
Step 2:
Place the cover in a comfortable working position.
Step 3:
Place the Tag flat side down on the outside of the laptop
cover.
Step 4:
Observe the Tag’s LED as you slide it on the laptop cover
– find a location that does not activate the LED.
Step 5:
Ensure that when the Tag is mounted, it will not interfere
with a docking station.
Step 6: IMPORTANT!
Ensure that the Tag can be read by the
Receiver when the laptop is carried normally through the
wake-up field. In addition, place the Tag on the laptop
where it cannot be easily pried off or removed. Do not
place the Tag on a removable surface (i.e., battery cover).
Step 7:
Once a location is found, use a pencil to trace around the
edge of the LED Test Tag.
Mounting the Asset Tag with Adhesive
Step 1:
Use a cyanoacrylate adhesive (for example, ProCement
from ProTec Technology). Practice the following steps with
similar materials of lesser value until the proper amount of
adhesive and application pressure is established.
Step 2:
Closely follow the instructions provided with the adhesive
kit. You may have to lightly sand the surface inside the
marked area if the asset is painted or has a protective
surface applied.
Step 3:
Wearing latex gloves, thoroughly clean the sanded area
with the supplied isopropyl alcohol pad.
Step 4:
Carefully apply adhesive to the back of the Tag that will be
bonded to the asset. Ensure a continuous bead close to
the edge, but not so thick that the excess will ooze beyond
the edge once the Tag is positioned.