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- Page 1 USER MANUAL Revision 1 HPR LITE READER 705 S. 8 Street BOISE, ID 83702 USA | 208.275.0011 customerservice@biomark.com www.biomark.com...
- Page 2 Copyright and Trademarks Copyright © Copyright 2019 Biomark, Inc. All rights reserved. This manual contains valuable proprietary information. It should not be published, copied, or communicated to any person without prior authorization from Biomark, Inc. Trademarks IS1001, IS1001-12V, RM310, FS1001A and BioTerm are trademarks of Biomark, Inc.
- Page 3 Copyright and Trademarks Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This portable equipment with its antenna complies with FCC’s radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. To maintain compliance, follow the instructions below: (1) This transmitter must not be co-located or operating with any other antenna or transmitter;...
- Page 4 Copyright and Trademarks Regulatory Compliance ISO 11784 & 11785 This device complies with the standards set forward by the International Standardization Organization. Specifically, with standards: 11784: Radio frequency identification of animals -- Code Structure. 11785: Radio frequency identification of animals -- Technical Concept. FCC NQY-30012 IC 4246A-30012 CE Marking...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Reader Overview..............Error! Bookmark not defined. 1.1 Product Description ......................1 1.2 Reader Front View Diagram ................... 2 1.3 Reader Back and Bottom View Diagram ................. 3 1.4 Reader Display Diagram ....................4 1.5 Supplied Equipment ....................... 4 1.6 Reader Care and Maintenance .................. -
Page 6: Reader Overview
1.1 Product Description The HPR Lite reader is a portable handheld radio frequency identification (RFID) PIT tag reader for intended use with animal tags. The HPR Lite reader has been designed specifically for use in fish and wildlife research applications. -
Page 7: Reader Front View Diagram
1.2 Reader Front View Diagram Loop Antenna Blue LED Read Indicator LCD Display Read Button Arrow Buttons Power/OK Button HPR Lite User Manual... -
Page 8: Reader Back And Bottom View Diagram
1.3 Reader Back and Bottom View Diagram Certification Label with Part Number and Serial Number information Micro USB Connector HPR Lite User Manual... -
Page 9: Reader Display Diagram
01234 01234 counter counter 1.5 Supplied Equipment The following items are included with the purchase of HPR Lite reader: • HPR Lite reader. • RFID FDX-B Test Tag fish-shaped keychain. Power Charger kit (Input: 100-240 V AC; 50-60 Hz, 0.5 A; Output: 5.0 V DC, 2.1 A), •... -
Page 10: Reader Care And Maintenance
1.6 Reader Care and Maintenance While the HPR Lite reader has been designed to be as rugged and durable as possible, please observe the following points to ensure your reader provides many years of trouble-free service: Fully charge the battery before first use of the reader or before putting the reader into •... -
Page 11: Updating Reader Firmware
New or updated firmware may periodically become available for the HPR Lite reader. You can check Biomark’s web site to see if an update is available. The easiest way to update the firmware is through the Biomark Tag Manager or BioTerm communication software. Biomark Tag Manager requires a product key to run, which is included with each purchase of the reader (1 PC installation only). -
Page 12: Getting Started
Screen During Power Up Main Screen Note: Operating ambient temperature of the HPR Lite reader must be between -20°C (-4°F) and +58°C (+136.4°F) with relative humidity between 10% and 90%, non-condensing. The reader can be powered off by any of the following methods: •... -
Page 13: Charging Reader
(+104°F) with relative humidity between 35% and 85%, non-condensing. The HPR Lite reader is not intended to be operated while the battery is charging. Should the reader begin scanning while charging, the charge will be suspended and will restart after the scanning operation is finished. -
Page 14: Battery Symbols
2.2.1 Battery Symbols While charging, the battery icon becomes animated. The current level of charge is indicated by the location of the flashing bars. For example, if the battery is at 50%, only two bars will be animated. The animation speed of each bar will change depending on the amount of charge the battery it is currently receiving. -
Page 15: Configuring Reader
3. Configuring Reader The Main Menu can be accessed by briefly pressing down the OK button. From here, pressing the corresponding arrow key allows selecting the desired settings’ sub-menu. When in a sub- menu, up and down arrow keys allow scrolling through settings; pressing OK key allows changing the selected setting. -
Page 16: General Settings Diagram Tree
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Page 17: Memory Settings
3.2 Memory Settings Pressing the (Right) key while in the Main Menu Screen will display the Memory settings menu. This menu allows you to access information within the reader’s memory. Parameters that can be adjusted are: View tags - Displays the tag IDs currently stored in the reader’s memory from newest to •... - Page 18 On Unique Memory Examples Clear memory - Deletes all stored tag IDs from the reader’s memory. A confirmation • window will appear asking to verify this action. If ‘Yes’ is pressed, the reader will perform the deletion. USB Drive - Exports entire memory content to a connected USB Flash Drive. •...
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Page 19: Memory Settings Diagram Tree
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Page 20: Bluetooth Settings
This menu allows you to manage all available Bluetooth actions. Parameters that can be adjusted are: On/Off - Enables or disables Bluetooth communication of the HPR Lite reader. The • default setting for this option is Enabled. Select device - Allows you to switch the reader into Slave mode or scan for available •... -
Page 21: Reader Information
3.4 Reader Information Pressing the (down) key while in the Main Menu Screen will display the reader information menu. This menu allows you to view general reader information. Displayed information includes: Reader name. Reader ID • Reader serial number • •... -
Page 22: Reading Tags
4. Reading Tags 4.1 Reading RFID Tags Upon starting up, the main screen of the HPR Lite will display the message READY - Press and hold READ to scan. Pressing and holding the READ button will put the reader in scan mode and will display Reading…... -
Page 23: Communicating With The Reader
The driver should be installed automatically with installation of Biomark Tag Manager software or upon connection of the reader to a USB port of the PC. If the driver did not install automatically the USB icon will not be displayed on the reader’s screen and the connection will not get established. - Page 24 Once the adapter is plugged into the reader, the reader will automatically attempt to connect to the drive. Once it is connected, the HPR Lite will automatically create a new CSV file and copy only those tag IDs from the reader’s memory that had never been transferred onto a Flash drive. The entire memory content can be transferred onto a Flash drive manually.
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Page 25: Connecting To Pc Via Bluetooth
5.3 Connecting to PC via Bluetooth 5.3.1 Bluetooth Operation By default, the Bluetooth module is discoverable and connectable (Slave mode or device). Bluetooth authentication is enabled. When enabled, Bluetooth uses SSP (Secured Simple Pairing) to pair with another remote device. The pairing will be done transparently for the user. Note: When Bluetooth authentication is disabled, the default PIN code is 1234. - Page 26 Note: When the Bluetooth module is disabled, the Bluetooth icon is not displayed. When a Bluetooth conenction is successfully established, the reader will sound a single beep and will display Bluetooth connected. When the Bluetooth connection is closed the reader will sound three (3) longer beeps and will display the message Bluetooth disconnected.
- Page 27 6. Reader Commands ASCII ASCII protocol is used for communication between an HPR Lite reader and a PC. (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character-encoding scheme based on the ordering of the English alphabet. This is the simplest communications protocol. It transmits only ASCII characters and uses ASCII control codes.
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- Page 29 6.2 Settings Commands Command Description Example Result List All Present Settings 1. Reader ID = 01 2. Unit Name = HPR-Lite_P0156 … 17. Bluetooth Password = 1234 ST <id> Report Present Value of a Setting st 1 1. Reader ID = 01 S <id>...
- Page 30 7. Reader Setting Values and Defaults Setting Setting Name Description Factory Default Configurable Value Values Number Reader ID Defines the reader ID 2 HEX characters (2 HEX characters) 00-FF Unit Name Defines the unit name that “HPR-Lite_xxxx” Up to 16 is used as Bluetooth alphanumeric (“xxxx”...
- Page 31 Vibration Enable Enables/Disables the 0=No vibration 1=Yes Beeper Enable Enables/Disables the 0=No beeper 1=Yes Bluetooth Enable Enables/Disables the 0=No Bluetooth 1=Yes Bluetooth Enables/Disables the 0=No Authentication Bluetooth Authentication 1=Yes Bluetooth Defines whether the reader 1 (Slave) 1=Slave Connection Mode operates in Slave 2=Master (discoverable and connectable) or Master...
- Page 32 8. Tag Transmission Format Tag information is transmitted in the following format: [TIMESTAMP] [READER ID] TAG [*] [TAG NUMBER] [TAG TEMPERATURE] Where: • TIMESTAMP is the date and time of the detection. Date can be represented in 3 different formats depending on the present configuration of the reader. Ex: 12-13-2016 11:46:28.
- Page 33 8.2 USB Drive Download When a tag ID is downloaded from reader’s memory onto USB Flash drive, it is written in a CSV file as a single data string: 12-13-2016 11:46:28 A0 TAG 3DD.003BA20748 Once the CSV file is opened in Microsoft Excel, data can be sorted in columns using the space delimiter as following: 8.3 Memory Download When a tag ID is downloaded from reader’s memory via Bluetooth or USB communication...
- Page 34 The reader detected a bad battery and the battery must be replaced. detected Please contact Biomark customer service for this procedure. Do not attempt to replace the battery yourself as this can damage the reader and will void any existing warranty.
- Page 35 10. Reader Technical Specification Specification Description Operating Frequencies 134.2 kHz Tags Detection FDX-B, HDX, FDX-B Fastag, FDX-B BioTherm13, FDX-A, Avid Encrypted, Trovan, Unique (Manchester Encoded) Antenna Design Internal Antenna Power Adjustable External Power Options 5 V DC Internal Battery Type Li-ion (Rechargeable) Tag ID Memory 50,000 IDs...
- Page 36 Shockproof Yes (per EN 60068-2) Dimensions 31 x 12.4 x 4 cm (12.2 x 4.9 x 1.6 in) Weight 450 g (0.99 lbs) Regulatory Compliance ISO 11784 & 11785, FCC, IC, CE HPR Lite User Manual...
- Page 37 11. Warranty The HPR Lite reader is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship, under normal use and service for one (1) year from the day of shipment. This warranty will not apply if adjustment, repair or parts replacement is required because of accident, neglect, damage during transportation or causes other than ordinary use.
- Page 38 705 S. 8th Street Boise, Idaho 83702, USA 1-208-275-0011 www.biomark.com customerservice@biomark.com HPR Lite User Manual...
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What do I do if the screen is frozen and the buttons are not responding
If the screen on your Biomark HPR LITE READER is frozen and the buttons are not responding, you can try powering off the reader by pressing and holding the OK button while on the main screen. After about one second, a shutdown timer will appear. Continue holding the OK button until the reader beeps twice and shuts down. If this does not work, and the device remains unresponsive, you may need to disconnect it from any power source and wait for the battery to drain, then recharge and restart it.
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