Instruction manual c-ident handheld terminal HT11
c-trace 05.08.2015, Version 2
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1
Introduction
The c-ident handheld terminal HT11 is a device for logging transponders and bar codes.
It is used to read and display the chip numbers. It stores the collected IDs with a time
stamp and the location coordinate (GPS). The data transfer to the office computer is
done by means of USB connection.
We recommend a daily transfer of the collected data in order to avoid a possible
loss of data.
1.1
Display and Key pad
The instrument has an 8-line alphanumeric display with 20 characters each. Operation is
made via three keys situated below the display. You can start reading a transponder or
barcode via these keys. Below the keys, there are three LED’s showing the online
connection, the charger and GPS reception.
1.2
Charger
On the USB socket, a power supply with mini-USB connector can be connected.
Alternatively, the loading on the USB port of your PC is possible. The charging process is
indicated by the red LED. It disappears when the charging is interrupted or complete.
1.3
Starting up / Installation
The handheld terminal is powered from 3 rechargeable batteries type Micro / AAA. Please
use rechargeable NiMH batteries with at least 1000 mAh.
Before using it is necessary to set the internal clock. Please see Chapter 2 Section
Set
Time
.
The device has an internal backup battery for operation of the real-time clock and the
GPS reception. This can bridge a period of about 8h. It will be required if the operation
batteries are removed from the device or they are totally discharged.
