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User Manual

XC-RF855 Reader

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7.2 Troubleshooting and solution

Failure Phenomenon

Possible Cause

Resolvent

Equipment cannot start

Whether the power line 

has been connected

Connect the power line

Poor contact of power 

plug

Pull out the power plug 

and reinsert it

Unable to read labels

The antenna connector is 

loose

Tighten the RF connector 

on the RFID module

The antenna has been 

damaged

Check or replace the 

reader antenna

Tags are not in the 

antenna reading area

Move the tags closer to 

the antenna

The tags in the antenna 

reading area have been 

damaged

Change a label to test it 

again

The signal is seriously 

disturbed

Confirm whether there 

is a similar device work 

around it

Serial port work 

abnormality

Turn off the power supply 

and restart the equipment

The USB line is broken

Change the USB line

Unable to connect devices 

through serial port

Serial port number 

selection error

Reselect serial port to 

match PC COM number.

Serial port is occupied Closes the program which 

occupies the serial port

LED lights are not bright

The power line of the 

LED is not connected

Check whether the power 

line is in good contact

Program without response

Program issue

Reboot device

5.  OPerating Mode

Summary of Contents for XC-RF855

Page 1: ...User s Manual XC RF855 Reader Invengo Information Technology Co Ltd ...

Page 2: ...Thank you for using Invengo s RFID products We are glad that you ve chosen XC RF855 Desktop Reader We hope our product will bring convenience to your daily tasks at work ...

Page 3: ...features as well as the functions and other related information written in this manual are the latest and accurate as at time of print The company reserves all rights to make any correction or amendment to this manual without prior notice and shall bear no responsibility for these actions Safety Instructions Warning sign If operate improperly it may result in damage to your equipment s Attention I...

Page 4: ...ions 1 1 5 Work environment 1 1 6 Impact on the environment and energy 2 1 7 Safety and protective measures 2 2 Main features 3 2 1 Main functions 3 2 2 Main technical parameters 3 3 Dimension and Weight 4 3 1 External dimension 4 3 2 Weight 4 4 Structure Features 5 4 1 Overall Structure Component 5 4 2 Interface Panel Description 5 4 3 LED Panel Description 5 ...

Page 5: ...ver supported system 7 5 6 Acceptance 7 5 6 1 Structural acceptance 7 5 6 2 Performance acceptance 8 6 Instructions 9 6 1 Preparation and Inspection 9 6 2 Working State 9 6 3 Demo software operation 9 6 4 Buzzer switch setting 10 6 5 Read labels 10 7 Routine maintenance and service 11 7 1 Routine maintenance 11 7 2 Troubleshooting and solution 12 ...

Page 6: ...portation and storage 13 8 1 Transportation requirement 13 8 2 Storage requirement 13 9 Packaging and Inspection 13 9 1 Packaging 13 9 2 Unbox Inspection 13 10 After sale service 14 10 1 After sale service 14 ...

Page 7: ...n range XC RF855 reader is mainly used in commercial retail library management and other fields 1 3 Model description This user manual is applicable to the XC RF855 reader 1 4 Operating conditions An RFID data collection system is composed of reader tag antenna PC system and reader interface software Before using the XC RF855 reader verify that all components of the RFID data collection system are...

Page 8: ...6 Impact on the environment and energy Any radio transmitting equipment including this equipment may cause interference with medical equipment that is not properly protected If there is any problem in this regard please consult with the medical equipment manufacturer The operation of this equipment may also cause interference with other electronic devices 1 7 Safety and protective measures The pow...

Page 9: ... can be reader at the same time however the reader also supports reading of more tags by increasing the output power 2 2 Main technical parameters Frequency band 920 625MHz 924 375MHz RF output power 0dBm 27dBm stepping 1dB power selectable Air interface protocol Support EPC global UHF Class 1 Gen 2 ISO 18000 6C Read label EPC code rate 140 pieces S Readingdistance 0 50cm Writing distance 0 50cm M...

Page 10: ...855 Reader 4 3 Dimension and Weight 3 1 Dimension Figure 3 1 XC RF855 reader The external size of XC RF855 reader is 345mm 270mm 25 5mm 3 2 Weight The weight of XC RF855 reader is 2 5Kg net weight 3 Dimension and Weight ...

Page 11: ...C 5V 4A is used to connect the 5V 4A power adapter 2 USB communication interface is used to communicate with PC 4 3 LED Panel Description Figure 4 3 LED Panel Description LED Panel Description as follows 1 The power indicator When the reader is powered on the power indicator shows red indicates that the reader is connected to the power supply 2 Operation indicator When the operation indicator flas...

Page 12: ...cluding this equipment may cause in terference with medical equipment that is not properly protected If there is any problem in this regard please consult with the medical equipment manufacturer The operation of this equipment may also cause interference with other elec tronic devices 5 2 Installation requirement Before the installation of XC RF855 reader please make sure the product is in tact th...

Page 13: ...s and enters the standby mode XC RF855 reader enters standby mode by default after initialization The reader does not transmit any frequency when initializing and standby RF ampli fier is turned off RF amplifier only enters into operating condition after receiv ing command of read or write tag or start amplifier from the PC 5 5 USB driver supported system Windows10 32 64 bit Windows8 8 1 32 64 bit...

Page 14: ... normally Check whether the reader is working properly Check the range of reading and writing to meet the requirements 20 tags can be read at the same time by default The reading range on top of the cover is not less than 50cm The misreading area around the metal frame is no more than 10cm When testing it is recommended to flip the label carrier 5 Installation and Commissioning ...

Page 15: ...on and Inspection Confirm that the power supply and USB have been properly connected 6 2 Working State After the power supply the top power indicator light 6 3 Demo software operation Click on Conn button as shown in the figure below Figure6 3 1 6 Instructions ...

Page 16: ... setting Demo can be configured to turn on or turn off the buzzer and the operation steps are shown below Figure 6 3 3 6 5 Read labels Place tags on the panel 20 tags can be read by default When testing it is recom mended to flip the label carrier 6 Instructions ...

Page 17: ...gged and the equipment should be covered with dustproof fabric and kept in a cool and dry environment If The equipment has been put away for a long time inspection is recommended to see whether there is any breakage of the connecting line before making use of the equipment For any unsolvable issues please get in touch with the customer service center or technical support department of Invengo 7 Ro...

Page 18: ...antenna The tags in the antenna reading area have been damaged Change a label to test it again The signal is seriously disturbed Confirm whether there is a similar device work around it Serial port work abnormality Turn off the power supply and restart the equipment The USB line is broken Change the USB line Unable to connect devices through serial port Serial port number selection error Reselect ...

Page 19: ... long term storage of XC RF855 reader must fulfill the following conditions Ambient temperature 15 60 Relative humidity less than 60 25 2 9 Packaging and Unpacking 9 1 Packaging XC RF855 reader is packaged using cassette packaging 9 2 Unbox Inspection For future storage and transportation please keep the box and packaging materials during inspection Please check the product and its accessories car...

Page 20: ...r Manual XC RF855 Reader 14 10 After sale service 10 1 After sale Service When a user encounters unsolvable problems during the device usage please contact our customer service center 10 After sale service ...

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