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Activating the Stick Reader

With the Battery Pack fully charged and installed, or with the AC Adapter

connected by means of the Data/Power Cable, the Stick Reader is ready to

be used. To turn on the Stick Reader, press the green “Read” button,

holding it down until the red and green indicators light and extinguish, and

until the beeper stops sounding (this is about ¼ second duration).

Note 5 - Very brief presses of the Read button will cause the

indicators to light and the beeper to sound, but will not be

sufficiently long to latch the Stick Reader into its power on state.

Be sure to hold the Read button down until the beeper stops sounding.

When the Stick Reader is powered up, the LCD readout appears as shown

below:

This power-on message indicates that the Stick Reader's internal ID code

memory has been cleared and that the Stick Reader is ready to read new

tags. If the reader has been previously used and ID codes are stored in

memory, the LCD readout will be as follows:

In this display, the four digits on the left of the upper line indicate the tag

counter; the information located to the right of this line displays the tag

type. HDX ISO: indicates standard ISO Half Duplex cattle tags (as used in

the Australian NLIS and some other cattle markets).

On the lower line, the 3 characters of the manufacturer code are displayed,

followed by the 12-digit ID code. 982 = Allflex.

Optional accessories for the RS320 Stick Reader

CM301 Bluetooth® Module

The Bluetooth® module provides wireless communication between the

RS320 and a Bluetooth®-compatible device. The maximum range of this

wireless link is approximately 100 m, if allowed by the matching

Bluetooth® compatible device.

PW320 Battery Pack

The PW320 Battery Pack is used to supply power to all versions of the

RS320 Stick Reader.

0000 READY TO

READ

0012 HDX ISO:

982 000006975374

PC +Bluetooth option

(not supplied)

100m

maxi

Battery orientation!

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