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U-3000 Reader 

2011 

 

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SYSTEM SETTING 

The System Setting menu item will allow access to detail settings for proper system functionality. 

 

Date & Time 

 

RF Switch 

 

Display Time 

 

Clear Flash 

 

Save Time 

 

Set Frequency 

 

Set Power 

 

Sensitivity 

 

Net Config 

DATE & TIME 

The Date & Time menu item allows for setting of the system’s date and time. 

To change the date, do the following: 

1.

 

Use the 

 Left arrow key (*) or 

 Right arrow key (#) to move the cursor to a digit you wish to change, 

then press on a number located on the keypad. Once you change a digit, the cursor will move to the next 
digit. After making the desired changes, press on the OK key to save the change; the “Set Successful” 
message will be shown at the bottom of the display and the unit will return to the previous menu and 
eventually the “Automatic” display, which will turn off to save power.  

Note:

 the date format is as follows: 

 

Year-Month-Day  

2009-08-31 

To change the time, do the following: 

2.

 

Use the 

 Left arrow key (*) or 

 Right arrow key (#) to move the cursor to the second row containing 

the time, then press on a number located on the keypad. Once you change a digit, the cursor will move to 
the next digit. After making the desired changes, press on the OK key to save the change; the “Set 
Successful” message will be shown at the bottom of the display and the unit will return to the previous 
menu and eventually the “Automatic” display, which will turn off to save power. 

Note:

 the time is in 24 

hour format.  

RF SWITCH 

The RF Switch menu item allows for choosing how the reader should listen at each antenna port.  

 

Choose “Manual” to manually set one of the four antenna ports to listen. 

 

Choose “Automatic” to allow the unit to quickly switch between all ports and listen at each one. 

To manually set one of the four antennae, do the following: 

Summary of Contents for U-3000

Page 1: ...U 3000 Reader Avante International Technology Inc 2011 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...posure 3 FCC IC statements 4 FCC Statement and Caution 4 Introduction 6 Keypad Function Keys F1 F4 6 Main Menu 6 EPC GEN2 7 Tag interactions 7 RECORD LIST 8 SAVE TO SD 8 SYSTEM SETTING 9 Date Time 9 RF Switch 9 Display Time 10 Clear Flash 10 Save Time 11 Set Frequency 11 Set Power 12 Sensitivity 12 Net Config 12 ABOUT US 13 ...

Page 3: ...lts are removed Do not stay in front of the antenna for long periods of time Please refer to the section titled RF Exposure Please note that it is up to the user to adhere to all instructions listed in this document Using settings other than the ones specified in this document are not recommended and are the sole responsibility of the user RF SPECIFICATIONS Below you ll find RF specifications for ...

Page 4: ...tion Conformément à la réglementation d Industrie Canada le présent émetteur radio peut fonctionner avec une antenne d un type et d un gain maximal ou inférieur approuvé pour l émetteur par Industrie Canada Dans le but de réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique à l intention des autres utilisateurs il faut choisir le type d antenne et son gain de sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée ...

Page 5: ...nditions suivantes 1 l appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage et 2 l utilisateur de l appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi même si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement 4 In order to maintain compliance with the IC RF exposure guidelines this device should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 cm between the radiator and the...

Page 6: ...ly when the unit is plugged into the wall outlet via the power supply and turned ON to indicate it is being charged while being operated KEYPAD FUNCTION KEYS F1 F4 Four function keys are located on the top area of the keypad Use these keys to set the unit s operational mode and other settings The unit will enter the Automatic read mode when it is first turned ON this is the default setting F1 Pres...

Page 7: ...r is changeable The Block number is composed of 2 characters containing the numbers 00 to 15 this number is changeable The Data field is composed of 4 characters containing numbers and letters This will display data on the card or tag based on the Bank Num and Block numbers chosen a Read successful message will appear at the bottom of the display after pressing the OK key and wait for the unit to ...

Page 8: ...ve been recorded so far this number is located on the top right of the display next to the title Record To view a list of records do the following 1 Press the OK key when the Record List option is highlighted The record list is displayed as follows 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Where the EPC number is composed of 28 characters containing numbers and letters 2 Use the up or down arrow key to view...

Page 9: ...tomatic display which will turn off to save power Note the date format is as follows Year Month Day 2009 08 31 To change the time do the following 2 Use the Left arrow key or Right arrow key to move the cursor to the second row containing the time then press on a number located on the keypad Once you change a digit the cursor will move to the next digit After making the desired changes press on th...

Page 10: ... menu item allows for setting how long the LCD screen remains on To set the Display Time do the following 1 Press the OK key when the Display Time option is highlighted The time format is as follows XX sec Where the characters can be numbers and the units are in seconds 2 Use the Left arrow key or Right arrow key to move to the character you wish to change Then use the keypad to enter a number onc...

Page 11: ...hoose Automatic to define a range of frequencies and the ratio of correctness Then press the OK key to let the system scan for applicable frequencies When a desired frequency is detected press the OK key to set the scanning frequency To manually set the frequency do the following 1 Press the OK key when the Manual option is highlighted The frequency is displayed as follows Frequency Main XXX X Whe...

Page 12: ... key to move to the character you wish to change Then use the keypad to enter a number once a character is changed the cursor moves to the next character Press on the OK key to save the changes a Set successful message will appear at the bottom of the screen SENSITIVITY The Sensitivity menu item allows the user to set the receiving sensitivity attenuation To change the Sensitivity setting do the f...

Page 13: ...e communication port 2 Use the Left arrow key or Right arrow key to move to the character you wish to change Then use the keypad to enter a number once a character is changed the cursor moves to the next character Press on the OK key to save the changes a Waiting message followed by a Set successful message will appear on screen ABOUT US The About Us option will display information regarding the c...

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