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Summary of Contents for Marktrace MR6051B
- Page 1 MR6051B UHF Bluetooth Handheld Reader User Manual （V1.0）...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1, Produce Presentation..............................3 1.4 Photos..................................4 2, Parameters..................................5 3 Quick Start..................................5 3.1 ON/OFF................................. 5 3.2 LED..................................6 3.3 Tag Reading................................6 3.4 Tag Data Display..............................6 3.5 Bluetooth Function..............................6 3.6 Charging.................................6 3.7 Structure Description............................7 SHENZHEN MARKTRACE CO.,LTD... -
Page 3: 1, Produce Presentation
MR6052B User Manual 1, Produce Presentation 1.1 Product features 1.2 Produce description MR6051B is a portable handheld RFID reader, Support ISO18000-6C (EPC-GEN2) protocol. ； operation is simple, it Support Bluetooth to 902.75-927.25MHz Working Frequency: ISM902-928MHz transmit data. ISM865-868MHz and ISM920-925MHz ；... -
Page 4: Photos
MR6052B User Manual 1.4 Photos SHENZHEN MARKTRACE CO.,LTD... -
Page 5: 2, Parameters
Press on/off button will open reader, after open, blue LED will display; Press on/off button 3 seconds will off reader, meanwhile buzzer will beep twice as off indication. Reader without any operating for 2 minutes will off automatically and buzzer will beep twice as indication. SHENZHEN MARKTRACE CO.,LTD... -
Page 6: Led
0x0D 0x0A for exampl ： *C123456789012345678908EC7 EPC data in ACSII ， C is the length of EPC ，EPC is 12 bytes“123456789012345678908EC7”。 3.6 Charging Plug USB can charging. Red LED means charging, jade green LED means fully charged. SHENZHEN MARKTRACE CO.,LTD... -
Page 7: Structure Description
MR6052B User Manual 3.7 Structure Description SHENZHEN MARKTRACE CO.,LTD... - Page 8 FCC Statement 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.