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iDTRONIC BLEUBOX R-IN-UHF-5239U Manual

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Product Name: BLEUBOX UHF 1CH Mid Range Controller
Model: R-IN-UHF-5239U

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  • Page 1 Product Name: BLEUBOX UHF 1CH Mid Range Controller Model: R-IN-UHF-5239U...
  • Page 2 Issue 0.1 Germany/Deutschland – 16. November 2018 – Phone: +49 621 6690094-0 Fax: +49 621 6690094-9 Subject to alteration without prior notice. E-Mail: info@idtronic.de © Copyright iDTRONIC GmbH 2018 Web: idtronic.de Printed in Germany Page 2 of 12 OEM RFID Modules...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    BlueBox RFID Devices Initial Operation Contents Initial Operation ............................... 4 Connecting the Cables ............................4 USB Driver Installation ............................4 Installation of Test/Demo Software “BLUEBOX SHOW” ..................5 Establish Connection to a BLUEBOX ........................5 Operating BLUEBOX Show for Testing ........................6 Overview ................................

  • Page 4: Initial Operation

    Initial Operation BlueBox Quick Start Guide Initial Operation Connecting the Cables Antenna Connection USB Connection The BlueBox will accept all commands on all interfaces. So you can perfom all tests using the USB connection. Power Connection Figure 1.1 Connection Overview USB Driver Installation After Plug-In windows may request the USB driver.

  • Page 5: Installation Of Test/Demo Software "Bluebox Show

    BlueBox RFID Devices Initial Operation Installation of Test/Demo Software “BLUEBOX SHOW” Unzip the file package “BLEUBOX-SDK-x.yy.z.rar” and start setup. This will not only install the SDK, but also the test/demo software “BLUEBOX SHOW” to operate all features of the device. Establish Connection to a BLUEBOX Figure 1-2 BLUEBOX Show screenshot.

  • Page 6: Operating Bluebox Show For Testing

    Operating BLUEBOX Show for Testing BlueBox Quick Start Guide Operating BLUEBOX Show for Testing Overview Figure 2-1 Start screen that appears after connecting to a BLUEBOX first Automatic Mode, Continuous Mode, Auto-Read On factory default, the BlueBox automatically scans for RFID tags. That means it automatically emits UHF frequencies. Figure 2.2 BLUEBOX Show Screen Section: Configuration with automatic mode Page 6 of 12...

  • Page 7: Adjusting The Rf Tx Power

    BlueBox RFID Devices Operating BLUEBOX Show for Testing Adjusting the RF TX Power Navigate to this configuration page. Change the value of “RF output power” to the desired test value. Larger numbers will result in more RF TX Power. Figure 2-3 Parameters RF Configuration Test If RFID Tags Are Detected Open the screen “Inventory”.

  • Page 8: Driver Installation On Windows 8 Os

    Driver Installation on Windows 8 OS BlueBox Quick Start Guide Driver Installation on Windows 8 OS Windows 8 does not allow installing drivers that are not signed by Microsoft. Below is described how to de-activate the driver signing check. First, select "Settings" on the right side of your screen: Select "Change PC Settings": Navigate to "General"...
  • Page 9 BlueBox RFID Devices Driver Installation on Windows 8 OS Then click on "Startup Settings": Then click on the "Restart" button: OEM RFID Modules Page 9 of 12...
  • Page 10 Driver Installation on Windows 8 OS BlueBox Quick Start Guide After your computer reboots, another screen will appear where you will be asked to press a number to choose an option. So press 7 or F7: When you install the driver, this prompt will appear on screen. Select "Install this driver software anyway": Page 10 of 12 OEM RFID Modules...
  • Page 11 BlueBox RFID Devices Driver Installation on Windows 8 OS OEM RFID Modules Page 11 of 12...
  • Page 12 FCC STATEMENT : 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. Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

  • Page 13: Table Of Figures

    Table of Figures Figure 1.1 Connection Overview ............................4 Figure 1-2 BLUEBOX Show screenshot. RS232 connection configuration................. 5 Figure 1-3 BLUEBOX Show connect button in the toolbar....................5 Figure 2-1 Start screen that appears after connecting to a BLUEBOX first ................ 6 Figure 2.2 BLUEBOX Show Screen Section: Configuration with automatic mode .............

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