Description; Reader And Packing - HomeAgain Universal Worldscan Reader Plus User Manual

1 Description

UWSR+ is a universal portable reader for RFID microchips with the purpose of identifying animals.
The device can read a wide range of technologies: FDX-B ISO, HDX ISO, FDX-A (FECAVA), Trovan and
Avid Encrypted. UWSR+ can also read and display the Microchip Temperature™ when reading
microchips with temperature sensing implants from Destron Fearing or Allflex.
In addition to its microchip reading functions, the UWSR+ scanner can store up to 3000 IDs, each
associated with a time/date stamp in its internal memory and transmit them to a personal computer
via an USB cable or wirelessly using Bluetooth

2 Reader and Packing

Figure 1 – Packing
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Table 1 – Packing list
Item Features
1 Plastic case
2 Wall adapter
3 Reader
4 Guide
5 USB Cable
6 Rechargeable NiMH
battery
7 Lanyard
8 Key chain with test
microchip
Figure 2 - Reader features and user interface.
User Manual
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Description
Use to transport the reader in a
robust case
Power Supply – Powers reader and
charges batteries.
Universal WorldScan™ Reader Plus
Quick Start Guide
Conveys data to and from reader.
Supplies the reader.
Helps prevent drops and keeps
hands free.
1 microchip to demonstrate and
test reading capabilities.
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Table 2 – Reader features and description of use
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Item Feature
1 Antenna
2 Large graphical
readout with
backlight
3 "SCAN" button
4 Protector on USB
connector
5 Eyelet
6 Handle grip
7 Batteries cover
8 Batteries cover
screw
9 Bluetooth
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10 Audible beeper
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Description of use
Emits activation signal and receives
RFID microchip signal.
Displays information about current
reader status.
Applies power and causes
activation signal to be emitted for
reading microchips
Protector for electrical interface for
attaching USB cable.
Eyelet to place the lanyard
Anti-slip griping surface
Cover to access batteries
Screw on batteries cover
(internal) Wireless interface to communicate
data to and from reader (not
pictured)
Beeper to identify the different
reader functionalities
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