Invengo Information Technology XC-RF812 UHF RFID Reader User Manual
Invengo Information Technology Co., Ltd. UHF RFID Reader Users Manual
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User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader Invengo Information Technology Co., Ltd. Thank you for using Invengo’s RFID products! We are glad that you’ve chosen XC-RF812 UHF RFID reader. We hope our product will make your daily tasks at work easier! Foreword This manual applies to the XC-RF812 reader. This manual provides information on product application, maintenance, repair and other features for users and maintenance personnel of the products. Current version of this manual is V1.1, with revision record as follows: or 9 June 2014 V1.0 10 March 2016 V1.1 10 May 2016 V1.2 trademark belongs to Invengo. All introduction and explanation on the product features, as well as the functions and other related information, written in this manual, are the latest and accurate as at time of print. The company reserves all rights to make any correction or amendment to this manual without prior notice, and shall bear no responsibility for these actions. Main content Product Overview Performance Parameters Dimensions and Weight Structural Features and Working Principals Installation and Troubleshooting Operating RFID Demo Routine Maintenance, FAQs and Troubleshooting Transport and storage Packaging and Un-packing After-sale Service and Contact Safety Instructions Warning sign Improper handling may cause damage to health. Improper handling may result in equipment damage. Notification sign If ignored, it may result in unsuccessful operation. If ignored, it may result in undesired effect. Content 1 Product Overview.......................................................................... 1 1.1 Introduction..................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Application scope........................................................................................... 1 1.3 Model description........................................................................................... 2 1.4 Operating conditions................................................................................................. 2 1.5 Operating Environment.................................................................................. 2 1.6 Safety and protective measures.................................................................... 2 2 Performance Parameters.............................................................. 3 2.1 Features........................................................................................................... 3 2.2 Technical parameters..................................................................................... 3 3 Dimensions and Weight................................................................ 4 3.1 Dimensions...................................................................................................... 4 3.2 Weight.............................................................................................................. 4 4 Structural Features and Working Principals............................... 5 4.1 Overall structure and working principals..................................................... 5 4.2 Bottom panel description............................................................................... 5 4.2.1 Panel....................................................................................................................... 5 4.2.2 LED panel.............................................................................................................. 6 4.3 PC and API requirements............................................................................... 7 4.3.1 PC........................................................................................................................... 7 4.3.2 API......................................................................................................................... 7 5 Installation and Troubleshooting................................................. 8 5.1 Installation tips................................................................................................ 8 5.2 Installation conditions.................................................................................... 8 5.2.1 Connecting the XC-RF812.................................................................................... 8 5.2.2 Apply power to the XC-RF812.............................................................................. 9 5.3 Troubleshooting.............................................................................................. 9 5.4 Acceptance.................................................................................................... 10 5.4.1 Structure acceptance............................................................................................ 10 5.4.2 Performance Acceptance...................................................................................... 10 6 Operating RFID Demo................................................................. 11 6.1 Preparation before operating RFID Demo...................................................11 6.2 Demo software application environment.....................................................11 6.3 Installing RFID Demo.....................................................................................11 6.4 Demo Software Operation............................................................................ 15 6.4.1 Start screen........................................................................................................... 15 6.4.2 Reader Configuration........................................................................................... 17 6.4.3 Scan configuration............................................................................................... 18 6.4.4 Issue mode configuration..................................................................................... 19 6.4.5 Issue tag operation............................................................................................... 21 7 Routine Maintenance, FAQs and Troubleshooting.................. 23 7.1 Routine maintenance.................................................................................... 23 7.2 FAQs and troubleshooting........................................................................... 23 8 Transport and storage................................................................ 24 8.1 Transport Requirement................................................................................ 24 8.2 Storage Requirement.................................................................................... 24 9 Packaging and Un-packing........................................................ 25 9.1 Packaging...................................................................................................... 25 9.2 Un-packing.................................................................................................... 25 10 After-sale Service and Contact................................................ 26 10.1 After-sale service........................................................................................ 26 10.1.1 Reader information............................................................................................ 26 10.1.2 Computer Information....................................................................................... 26 10.2 Other matters.............................................................................................. 27 1 Product Overview 1 Product Overview 1.1 Introduction The XC-RF812-type reader is a high performance UHF reader with a built-in antenna. The reader supports ISO18000-6C/6B standards, operates at frequency of 902-928MHz, and offers excellent protection and write performance, simple and elegant design, and ease to use. Figure 1-1 XC-RF812 reader The XC-RF812 reader supports ISO18000-6C / 6B compliant tags and performs wireless communication with tags via antenna to achieve read and write data operation on to tags. 1.2 Application scope The XC-RF812 is a high performance UHF reader, supporting ISO18000-6C / 6B compliant tags manufactured by different vendors. The reader has a built-in antenna, and a compact appearance. The reader can meet a variety of application needs, especially in the residential parking management. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 1 Product Overview 1.3 Model description The XC-RF812 reader is an UHF reader integrated with a high-performance near-field UHF antenna. 1.4 Operating conditions An RFID data collection system is comprised of reader, tags, antenna, computer and reader interface software. Before using the XC-RF812 reader, check RFID data collection system is complete, and connection between the various components is reliable. 1.5 Operating Environment ●● Temperature range; -20 oC to + 60 oC ●● Relative humidity: 5% to 95% RH (+ 25 oC) ●● Power supply: Power adapter (standard) or other power supply options(5V to 6V / 2A) Power adapter technical specifications are as follows: ○○ Material code 1080200010 ○○ AC input 100 to 240V, 50 to 60Hz; ○○ DC output 5V / 4A MAX ○○ Operating temperature 0 oC to + 40 oC ○○ Storage temperature -20 oC to + 60 oC 1.6 Safety and protective measures Any radio transmitting equipment, including this equipment, may cause interference with medical equipment that is not properly protected. Should any problem occur, in respect of the aforementioned, please consult your medical equipment manufacturer. The operation of this equipment may also cause interference with other electronic devices. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 2 Performance Parameters 2 Performance Parameters 2.1 Features ● RF Air Interface: EPC global UHF Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C / 6B ● Tag data filter ● Maintenance: remote maintenance and upgrade ● Operating modes: fixed frequency / hopping ● Network Protocol: DHCP, HTTP, and SSH 2.2 Technical parameters ● Operating frequency: US: 902.75MHz ~ 927.25MHz EU: 865.7MHz ~ 867.5MHz AU: 920MHz ~ 926MHz RW: 902MHz ~ 928MHz, 915.4MHz ~ 919MHz ● RF output power: 24dBm ± 1.0dB (maximum output power) ● Frequency stability: less than ± 10ppm ● Read range: 0 to 6cm (tag and user environment-dependent) ● Power: Power adapter: AC input 100-240V, 50-60Hz; DC output 5V ± 0.3V / 4A; other power supply option: (5V to 6V / 2A) ● Network interface communication rate: 10M / 100M adaptive ● Serial communication rate: 115200bps (default), 19200 bps, and 9600bps User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 3 Dimensions and Weight 3 Dimensions and Weight 3.1 Dimensions Figure 3‑1 XC-RF812 XC-RF812 reader dimensions: ●● Metric 170.0mm x122.5mm x 30.5mm(Not inclusive of accessories) ●● Imperial 6.69in x4.82 in x 1.20 in 3.2 Weight XC-RF812 reader weight: ●● Metric Approximately 0.5kg (Not inclusive of accessories) ●● Imperial Approximately 1.10 lb User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 4 Structural Features and Working Principals 4 Structural Features and Working Principals 4.1 Overall structure and working principals The XC-RF812 reader comprises antenna modules, RF modules, baseband unit, power supply unit and chassis components. An RFID application environment consists of the XC-RF812 reader, tag, and PC machine (PC). The baseband unit controlled by PC machine sends commands to the RF unit. The RF unit sends the responding command according to tag types. The tags receives command and returns responding messages which will be amplified and modulated by the reception circuit and sent to the decoding unit of baseband unit. The decoded data is sent to PC via communication interface on the baseband unit. The baseband unit performs tag data decoding and communication with the PC. 4.2 Bottom panel description This section details the interfaces of the device and the LED indicators’ features. 4.2.1 Panel Figure 4-1 XC-RF812 Panel Interface description is as follows: 1 - Ethernet interface 2 - USB interface (virtual serial interface) User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 4 Structural Features and Working Principals 3 - Power supply connector (1) network interface, RJ45 network interface socket, 10M/100M adaptive communication rate. (2) ladder-USB interface (3) DC power jack, φ 5 pin DC power socket, use output 5V/4A power adapter power supply. 4.2.2 LED panel Figure 4-2 XC-RF812 LED panel For the LEDs’ definitions, see Table 4-1 : Table 4-1 LED definitions Name Definitions POWER Power/LED RUN System running LED After applying power to XC-RF812, this LED turns green. Flashing green LED indicates that the system is running. Number User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 4 Structural Features and Working Principals 4.3 PC and API requirements This section describes the requirements of PC hardware and APIs. 4.3.1 PC The minimum hardware configuration requirements for a host computer: ●● CPU: Pentium 4, frequency: 1.7GHz or higher ●● Memory: 512M Byte ●● Hard drive: 20G ●● RS-232 interface or 10M/100M network interface Host computer operating system requirements: Windows 2000 Service Pack 3; Windows Server 2003; Windows XP Service Pack 2;Windows 7 ;Windows 8 4.3.2 API ●● .NET API, VC, and JAVA dynamic link library ●● RFID Reader Demo For more information, see Programmer’s Reference Manual and RFID Reader Demo User’s Guide User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 5 Installation and Troubleshooting 5 Installation and Troubleshooting Please read and understand this chapter before installing the XC-RF812. 5.1 Installation tips In order to ensure your personal and property, the following preparations are required before installing XC-RF812. This product uses DC + 5V / 4A DC power supply. Carefully check voltage range before installing the XC-RF812! The installation location should be free from rain, moisture and sunlight, and is well ventilated. Check the USB cable or network cable connection is good. Any radio transmission equipment, including the XC-RF812, may cause disturbance to the performance of medical devices that have no proper protection. Please consult the manufacturers of relevant medical devices to avoid such event. This equipment may also cause disturbance to other electronic equipment while it is in operation. 5.2 Installation conditions Before installing the XC-RF812 reader, please carefully check the product is in good condition, and the accessories are complete. Please check the product and its accessories according to the packing list. Please contact us immediately if there is any discrepancy or damage. In addition, check whether the installation meets the following conditions: ●● Complying with workplace standards; ●● The accessories are complete and meet required standards. 5.2.1 Connecting the XC-RF812 Connect the reader to the PC. Connect the XC-RF812 reader to the PC with a network cable or a USB cable. The PC IP address and reader IP address must be in one network segment (default User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 5 Installation and Troubleshooting 192.168.0.210) to create network connection. Check the USB driver is installed to use USB connectivity. 5.2.2 Apply power to the XC-RF812 Apply power to the XC-RF812 reader by following steps: ●● Check that the AC input voltage and operating frequency to meet the requirements: AC 100-240V input, 50-60Hz; ●● Check the adapter output voltage is 5V / 2A; ●● Check the power supply connection are correct and secure; ●● After applying power to the reader, wait about 10 seconds. The power / work LED will is flashing, and the reader will play two sounds. The reader will enter initialization state, and the system enters standby mode when initialization process is completed. After booting the system, the XC-RF812 reader, by default, is in standby mode. The reader does not transmit power in the initialization and standby mode (RF power amplifier is turned off), and only operates after receiving “read tag” command from the PC or “open amplifier” command. 5.3 Troubleshooting This section describes troubleshooting common problems, in particular, the general problems occur when the installation is not correct, and explains how to correct it. Troubleshooting common issues: ●● Reader does not respond ○○ Power indicator LED is on → check the relevant cable connections, and check the corresponding items in accordance with the state of the relevant LED indicators; ○○ Network communication status → check the connection IP is correct; check if there is an IP address conflict; ●● Read / write tag error ○○ Check the reader type on application software is configured correctly; ○○ Check if reader and tag is compatible; ○○ Check tag placement, and if tag is present is reader field; User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 5 Installation and Troubleshooting ○○ Check if there exists electromagnetic interference; ○○ Check tag access password is required, and if the password is correct; ○○ Check if tag is damaged. 5.4 Acceptance Acceptance criteria are given mainly from two aspects: structure and properties. 5.4.1 Structure acceptance Check if the installation meets installation standards, and if the equipment connection is secure. ●● Check if the reader is firmly fixed. ●● Check if the screws are tightened. For additional information see Installation Notes! 5.4.2 Performance Acceptance Check if the reader operates properly mainly from the following two aspects: ●● check if the reader is working properly. ●● check if the read range meets the requirements. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 10 6 Operating RFID Demo 6 Operating RFID Demo 6.1 Preparation before operating RFID Demo User can use Demo software to operate the XC-RF812 reader, including system control, parameter setting, parameter query, communication mode selection, and read and write RF tag operation. One CD-ROM which comes with shipment provides .NET Demo, .NET APIs, and C ++ APIs for users’ secondary development. 6.2 Demo software application environment ●● Software Windows 2000 Service Pack 3; Windows Server 2003; Windows XP Service Pack 2; Windows 7; VISTA system ●● Hardware Minimum P4 / 1.7GHz PC CPU, 512M or above memory, and 20G hard drive 6.3 Installing RFID Demo ●● RFID Demo V1.2 or higher version Note: The Windows version RFID Demo is described in this section. Double-click on If .NET Framework 2.0 is not installed, the program will automatically prompt installation, as shown below: Figure 6-2 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 11 6 Operating RFID Demo Select “Yes” to install .NET Framework 2.0: Figure 6-3 When the .NET Framework 2.0 installation is complete, the program enters “Ready to Install” phase (if.NET Framework 2.0 is installed, the program directly enters this phase). It takes a few seconds to finish, and then enters the “Installationshield Wizard” screen, as shown below: Figure 6-4 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 12 6 Operating RFID Demo Click “Next”: Figure 6-5 Enter user name and organization, and click on “Next”: Figure 6-6 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 13 6 Operating RFID Demo The default installation directory is: “E: \ Invengo \ RFID Demo \”. If required, click on the button “Change” to select a directory, and then click “Next”: Figure 6-7 Click “Install”: Figure 6-8 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 14 6 Operating RFID Demo After being installed, the screen appears as follows: Figure 6-9 Click “Finish” to Complete software installation, and a desktop shortcut of “RFID Demo” appears. 6.4 Demo Software Operation 6.4.1 Start screen 1. Start the software, and you can establish a network port or a USB connection. If the equipment’s IP address is uncertain, you can use the device’s USB interface to establish a connection. Before using USB communication, you need to install the corresponding driver “linux-cdc-acm.inf”. After the installation is complete, you can navigate “My Computer -> Properties -> Hardware -> Device Manager -> Ports “ to view the virtual serial ports, and select the corresponding serial port connection as shown in Figure below: User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 15 6 Operating RFID Demo Figure 6-10 2. The default entry is “Demo mode when the network or serial port connection is established. The screen appears as below: Figure 6-11 The main interface is divided into upper, middle, and lower sections. (1) Upper section: it displays software name, and company Logo, and includes two buttons used to switch between Demo mode and Issue mode. (2) Central section: reader configuration is on the left of Central section; operation result is shown on the right Central section. (3) Lower section: the left part shows running messages, for example, whether the reader is connected successfully; the right part shows statistics and displays the current read operation status. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 16 6 Operating RFID Demo 6.4.2 Reader Configuration On the “Reader Config” screen, user can set reader configuration parameters, such as communication parameters (reader address, and baud rate), RFID parameters (RF port power adjustment), and intelligent sleep mode, and perform some basic tests. The reader must be properly connected before you begin to configure the reader. Click on the “Reader Config”, and screen appears. Figure 6-12 1, Reader address setting, and query First, connect the reader to the host computer via USB connection, and click the pop-up “reader configuration” dialog box on “Reader Config”, as shown in “1” of Figure 6-12”. Input reader IP information, including IP address, subnet mask, and gateway. Click on the “Config”. Click on the “Query” to get network information. 2, Serial port baud rate setting, and query As shown in “2” of Figure 6-12”, click on the drop-down box to select the required parameter of “baud rate (115200bps, 19200bps, and 9600bps)”, and then click on the “Config”. Click on the “Query” to get baud rate (information. 3, RF port power settings, and query As shown in “3” of Figure 6-12”, click on the drop-down box to select the User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 17 6 Operating RFID Demo required parameter of “Power adjustment” (9 to 30dbm), and then click on the “Config”. Click on the “Query” to get power adjustment information. 6.4.3 Scan configuration Scan configuration setting mainly includes read mode. Click the “Scan param” in Figure 6-13. The “Scan Config” dialog box appears. Figure 6-13 1, 6C tag read configuration (double-byte) EPC: Check the EPC to read the adaptive length of EPC number. TID: Check the TID, and you can set the length of data to read. UserData: Check the UserData, and you can set the length of data to be read 2, Tag filter Check tag filter. In the drop-down box, select the EPC or TID. Fill in the data of which the tag to be filtered. And the tag with specified data content can be acquired in the next read operation. 3, 6B tag configuration UserData: check UserData, you can set the length of the parameter to be read and the starting address. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 18 6 Operating RFID Demo 6.4.4 Issue mode configuration 1, Click “Issue mode” on the main screen, as shown in Figure 6-14. Figure 6-14 2, Enter issue mode screen, and click the “Config” button, a pop-up configuration dialog box appears as shown in Figure 6-15. Figure 6-15 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 19 6 Operating RFID Demo “Config” screen is described as follows: ●● Scan memory bank: Set the memory bank to be read ●● Antenna: Select the corresponding antenna ●● TID length (6C): Set the TID length ●● User length (6C): Set the length of user memory bank of 6C tags ●● User length (6B): Set the length of the user memory bank of 6B tags ●● Automatically issuing interval: interval time for issue operation ●● Attempts of issue operation: set the number of attempts to performs issue operation after a failed issue operation 3, Once configured, click on the "Issue" button, and a pop-up dialog box appears as shown in Figure 6-16. Figure 6-16 The Issue screen includes “General” and “Advanced (6C)” modes. The “General” mode includes “EPC, UserData and reserved block”. ●● EPC Block write, and block length: Set block write for specific tags, and set block length. Fixed beginning: Set the initial fixed data to be written. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 20 6 Operating RFID Demo Step: Set interval time of write data . Fixed ending: Set a fixed data to be written on a tag memory bank. Locking: Encrypt written data operation. Get Data: Get the written tag data source. ●● UserData: Block write, and block length: Set block write on specific tags, and set block length. Fixed beginning: Set the initial fixed data to be written. Step: Set interval time of write data operation. Fixed ending: Set a fixed data to be written on a tag memory bank. Locking: Encrypt the written data. Get Data: Get the written tag data source. ●● Reserved block: Set Access Password: Password is required to access tag memory. Set Kill Password: Password is required for kill tag operation. 6.4.5 Issue tag operation When issue mode configuration as shown in Figure 6.4.4 is complete, user can perform issue operations which include “General” and “Advance” modes. Two issue modes including “manual” and “automatic” are described as follows: ●● Manual: 1 - Click "Scan" -> "Stop Scan" -> 2 – write data on EPC memory block -> 3 – Click “Write" User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 21 6 Operating RFID Demo Figure 6-17 ●● Automatic: Select “Auto” -> 1 – write data on EPC memory block -> 2 – Click “Start”, and then put the tags on the reader field to perform write operation. Figure 6-18 User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 22 7 Routine Maintenance, FAQs and Troubleshooting 7 Routine Maintenance, FAQs and Troubleshooting 7.1 Routine maintenance See 8.2 Storage Requirement 7.2 FAQs and troubleshooting This section introduces solutions to some of the common problems or irregularities during the usage of the device. ●● The “Power” indicator does not light up after the power supply has been switched on ○○ Check if the power supply from the power adapter is working normally, check also if the AC power voltage falls between 100V and 240V ●● USB port can not be connected ○○ check if the virtual serial port driver is installed ○○ check if a virtual serial port chosen is correct. ○○ check if reader serial port baud rate is 115200bps. ●● Unable to connect through Ethernet port ○○ The default IP address of the reader under factory setting is: 192.168.0.210. If the host PC’s IP address is in the same network segment which the reader’s IP address is in, for example “192.168.0.XXX”, the connection will be successful. If the user forgot about the reader’s IP address, user can reconfigure the IP address of the reader that is connected to the host PC through USB serial port. ●● Unable to read tag ○○ Check if the serial cable or the network cable is properly connected. Any disconnection or insecure connection will cause the command from the PC not being transferred to the reader. ○○ Please check if both ends of the RF connector has been tightened. Check also if the tag is damaged. If problem persists, you may need to call the Invengo service line for help. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 23 8 Transport and storage 8 Transport and storage 8.1 Transport Requirement All Invengo Quality Checked equipments shall meet the standards specified for road, rail, sea and other transport requirements. The transport process requires attention to ensure that equipment will not be subject to violent collisions and excessive vibration, rain, erosion, chemical corrosion and harmful gases. 8.2 Storage Requirement The long term warehouse storage environment for the XC-RF812 reader must fulfill the following conditions: ●● Ambient temperature:-20oC to +60oC; ●● Relative temperature:5% to 95%RH; ●● No sudden temperature and humidity changes, ambient air is not harmful or composed of acidic and other corrosive gases User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 24 9 Packaging and Un-packing 9 Packaging and Un-packing 9.1 Packaging The XC-RF812 reader is packaged using cassette packaging and can be transported through large transport container. 9.2 Un-packing In order to facilitate future storage and transport, keep the box and packaging materials. Apart from the XC-RF812 reader, the package also contains the following accessories, as shown in the table below: Table 9-1 Accessories checklist No. Item Output 5V / 4A power adapter Unit Order Code Piece Three core 10A-250V-1.8m power cord Piece 1080200010 Standard 2200500026 Standard Remark No. RJ45 crossover cable -1.5m Piece 2200300003 Standard USB cable Piece 2200300049 Standard CD-ROM Piece Standard Warranty Card Sheet Standard Product certification Sheet Standard Please check the product and its accessories carefully according to the packing list. Please contact us immediately if there is any discrepancy or damage. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 25 10 After-sale Service and Contact 10 After-sale Service and Contact 10.1 After-sale service When a user encounters unsolvable problems during the device usage, please contact our customer service center. Before the user contacts the customer service center, please prepare the following information: 10.1.1 Reader information ●● reader models; ●● reader serial number (on the rear panel of the reader); ●● any changes made to the reader or the tag; ●● installation of reader; ●● reader application software; 10.1.2 Computer Information ●● computer brand and model; ●● computer's processing speed and available memory; ●● serial port used; ●● computer operating system; 10.2 Other matters If our customer service staff has confirmed with the user to return his/her reader for maintenance, our representative will present the user with a return merchandise authorization (RMA). Please indicate the RMA no. on the exterior of the return product packaging, provide the same no. on a piece of paper and place it in the packaging. This will ensure the quick processing of the return product. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 26 10 After-sale Service and Contact Please follow these steps when returning the reader for maintenance: ● Carefully pack the reader and its accessories into the original antistatic foam box. If the box no longer exists, please use a box with protective effect; ● Use filler to cover up the products in the box; ● Place a note written with RMA no. into the box; ● Indicate RMA no. and the word “fragile” on the exterior of the box. 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. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: 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. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. RF Exposure Statement To maintain compliance with FCC’s RF Exposure guidelines, this equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance between 20cm the radiator your body: Use only the supplied antenna. User’s Manual XC-RF812 Reader 27 Shenzhen HQ: Corporate Headquarters Invengo Information Technology Co., Ltd. 3/F, No.T2-B, High-tech Industrial Park South, Shenzhen 518057, China Tel: +86 800 830 7036 Fax: +86 755 2671 1693 Email: sales@invengo.cn Website: www.invengo.cn Singapore: Invengo Technology Pte. Ltd. Europe: Invengo Technology BV 10 Kallang Avenue, # 05-15 Aperia tower 2, Singapore, 339510 Belder 30-A, 4704RK Roosendaal, The Netherlands Tel:+65 6702 3909 Email: invengo.sales@invengo.sg Website: www.invengo.sg Tel: +31 88 6363 793 Fax: +31 88 6363 794 Email: web@invengo.eu US: Invengo Technology Corp Korea: Invengo International Pte. Ltd (Korea) 2700-160 Sumner Blvd. Raleigh, NC 27616, USA 30F ASEM Tower, 517 Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-798 Korea Tel: +1 919 890 0202 Toll Free: +1 855 379 2725 Email: sales@invengo.com Website: www.invengo.com Tel: +82 2 6001 3525 Fax: +82 2 6001 3003 Email: justin.kou@invengo.sg
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