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Product information 
 

The  conception  and  specifications  of  the  product  may 
change  without  prior  notice,  and  this  applies  to   
hardware,  embedded  software  and  this  guide. 
Consumable  items  accessories  may  slightly  differ  than 
herein  described  as  INNES  is  depending  on  the 
evolutions of its suppliers. 
This document contains confidential information; it can’t 

be  disclosed  to  any  third  parties  without  prior  written 

authorization of INNES. 

 

Safety instructions 

Please  read  carefully  the  following  instructions  before 
switching the product on: 

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WARNING! Correct fitting and installation is of 

the  utmost  importance.  Incorrect  fitting 

and/or  installation  may  result  in  personal 

injury  or  loss.  INNES  disclaims  all  liability,  of 

whatever  kind,  if  the  product  is  assembled, 

fitted and/or installed in an incorrect manner.  

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Do not use the product near a water supply. 

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Do  not  pour  anything  on  the  product,  like 

flammable liquids or material. 

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Do not expose the product to direct sun, near 

a heating source or a dust nor vibrations. 

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Do not obstruct holes, to be sure that air flows 

freely around the product. 

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Switch off the product during a storm. 

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Do not open the product in any circumstances. 

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Keep this guide, preciously. 

 

Safety instructions, guarantee terms  

INNES  products  are  eligible  for  a  warranty  to  cover 
genuine manufacturing defect for 3 years. 
Product failure occurring as the result of factors that do 
not  constitute  genuine  manufacturing  defect  are  not 
covered under the terms of the warranty and any repairs 
of this nature would be chargeable. 
For example: 
Inappropriate  maintenance  action,  a  non-authorized 

modification, a not specified environment utilization (see 

‘Safety  instructions’),  or  if  the  product  has  been 

damaged after an impact, a fall, a bad manipulation or a 

storm  consequence,  an  insufficient  protection  against 

heat, moisture or frost. 
This  warranty  is  not  transferrable.  In  addition,  any 

repairs  carried  out  by  non-authorized  personnel  will 

invalidate the warranty. 
 
 

 

 

This symbol means that your end of life equipment must 
not  be  disposed  of  with  household  waste  but  must  be 
deposited  at  a  collection  point  for  waste  electrical  and 
electronic equipment. This will benefit the environment. 
In this context, a system for collecting and recycling has 
been implemented by the European Union 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SLATE106

Page 1: ...SLATE106 Installation guide...

Page 2: ...e product to direct sun near a heating source or a dust nor vibrations Do not obstruct holes to be sure that air flows freely around the product Switch off the product during a storm Do not open the p...

Page 3: ...__________________________________________________________________16 8 1 1 Operating____________________________________________________________________________________ 16 8 1 2 Test card ____________...

Page 4: ...ith Bluetooth Low Energy synchronization and connected to a SMH300 device Lifetime can be increased or decreased when the usage is modified In case of batteries replacement the four batteries need to...

Page 5: ...Typical Capacity 290mAh Chemical System Lithium Manganese Dioxide Reference 2430 CR2430 VP 1 ENERGIZER LITHIUM Energizer 1 3 1 2 Installation 1 Refer to Pictureframe application chapter to determine...

Page 6: ...astic of holder part until you feel a clip meaning that the battery is properly installed CR2430 CR2430 CR2430 CR2430 CR2430 1 2 3 4 Back of the SLATE106 5 Repeat step 2 3 for each battery by followin...

Page 7: ...CR2430 CR2430 Grab the edge of holder Pull the holder 2 Insert the new battery with the positive side facing up Glide the battery with holder into place using your finger or screwdriver pushing into...

Page 8: ...more particularly for mounting on smooth surface like glass 1 Fix the wall mount using the drill pattern document ref DS SLATE106DRP A pdf available on the website http www innes pro fr support index...

Page 9: ...8 Block diagram Dimension in mm 151 2 114 8 Micro USB type B connector Holes for wall mount fixing...

Page 10: ...sitioning For interactivity the SLATE106 device has 3 touch sensing keys 3 red LEDs 1 RFID sensor Please find below location of each peripheral Right key Left key Middle key Right LED Left LED Middle...

Page 11: ...LATE106 devices works with a proprietary Innes software A stamp permits to show the device information like its PSN and its MAC address Note In case technical support is requested the serial number st...

Page 12: ...ned on Recovery mode activated The middle LED is blinking File copying in USB on Slate The 3 LEDs are blinking continuously and slowly Error 2 Step 3 Nominal mode Off Nominal no important user informa...

Page 13: ...ck face in front of you 3 Use an electrical wire or by example a paperclip to make a short circuit between the pin 1 and the pin 2 4 Once done turn around the SLATE106 device as fast as possible you s...

Page 14: ...e time to see this LED blinking 5 Few seconds after the left LED is blinking 5 times Press now the left key after this LED blinking you have 2 seconds to perform this operation otherwise software is l...

Page 15: ...14 This is the state diagram of the recovery mode activation with a SLATE106 device hardware reset...

Page 16: ...art up The start up process bootloader does two main operations Manage recovery mode Update the application in case a firmware file already exists This is the simplified state diagram of the start up...

Page 17: ...Once the USB mass storage is mounted again you can disconnect the cable Spe desktop 8 1 1 Operating Spe desktop permits to use a SLATE106 device with a MS Windows PC connected with a USB cable Connec...

Page 18: ...r picture is saved automatically with the file name spe ppk on your SLATE106 Your content should be displayed on SLATE106 5 Remove USB cable The SLATE106 will be remounted automatically as a mass stor...

Page 19: ...18 This is the simplified state diagram of Pictureframe application when used with spe desktop...

Page 20: ...corresponding to test card You have 2 ways to activate the testcard in spe desktop mode Method n 1 preferred one Remove the configuration file if it exists and remove or rename the image spe ppk It a...

Page 21: ...ew image is different from its previous downloaded image the new image is downloaded to be then displayed 8 2 2 Configuration of SMH300 and SLATE106 Prerequisite to pair properly your SLATE devices to...

Page 22: ...in the left list and drop it into the right list Paired Slates 3 In the right list assign each identifier to each SLATE106 by moving the position of each SLATE106 devices by a drag n drop according t...

Page 23: ...eFrame version 1 10 12 and below The default SLATE106 device working configuration is Working configuration version 1 10 12 and below Working days all week days Working hours all day long Advertising...

Page 24: ...r for more information Warning Before changing configuration take care that you are absolutely sure of your SLATE106 devices configuration to send meaning hostnames identifiers PIN codes and working r...

Page 25: ...able You have 2 methods to activate the test card central hub mode Method n 1 Preferred one o Activate the Slate pairing mode of your SMH300 o Activate the test card for the SLATE106 o Inactivate the...

Page 26: ...Unpair the old SLATE106 from the SMH300 device Pair the new SLATE106 device to the SMH300 device by assigning the same identifier as the previous SLATE106 device In case of you must replace a SMH300 d...

Page 27: ...26 8 2 9 State diagram This is the simplified state diagram of pictureframe configured with a central hub...

Page 28: ...6 212 424 YES NFC type A 13 56 Mifare DESFire D40 EV1 2K 4K 8K NXP ISO 14443 typeA 106 212 424 YES NFC type A 13 56 Mifare NTAG203 ISO 14443 typeA 106 YES NFC type A 13 56 Jewel Innovision ISO 14443 t...

Page 29: ...on 4 1 Frequency band 2 402 to 2 480 GHz RF TX Power 7 5 dBm RFID NFC Interface Modulation 13 56 MHz refer to the corresponding chapter Power supply 4x CR2430 Lithium batteries or USB power 5V with mi...

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