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Countertop RFID User Guide, REV3, 8/3/21                                                                                                                                                                                         9

 

 

  Never install device in a flammable or volatile location.

 This may cause explosion or fire. 

 

Never install the device where acid or corrosive gases are present

 as current leakage or 

electric shock may result due to corrosion. 

Leveling the device  

Properly level the device before use. Appropriate leveling is critical to the device’s successful operation. To 

level the device, set a level on the top of the device. If the device is not level, adjust the front leveling legs.  

Connecting to AC Power 

Plug the device into a grounded wall outlet with a minimum of a 15 A rating. See specifications for further 

details. The power outlet must be within 10 feet (ft) / 3 meters (m) of the device and be easily accessible. In 

an emergency the power cord can be unplugged and turn off the device.  

Connecting Communications 

Plug the Ethernet cable into device back panel followed by appropriate wall data jack or cellular router. 

Initial Device Loading  

Allow device to operate at desired temperature for a minimum of 4 hours before loading with inventory. If 

stocking ambient temperature products, load the device one shelf at a time, beginning with the top shelf. 

After loading each shelf, allow the device to recover to the desired set point before loading the next shelf. 

Repeat this process until the device is fully stocked. 

Access Verification 

Present a valid access pass to device pass reader located to the left of the LCD display on the front panel. 

Once accepted, the LCD display text will indicate the door is now unlocked. Device door can be closed at 

any time and will relock automatically. Check door is locked by gently pulling on the door handle. 

Remote Alarm Contacts 

Alarm contacts on the back of the device are available to wire the device into an alarm system. These 

contacts alarm on high/low temperature, power outages, and control probe failures.  

Third-Party Temperature Systems  

The device is equipped with a probe access port for any third-party temperature monitoring system.    
To access the port, remove the white caps from back of device and run the probe through to the interior. The 

port location is indicated with a label. Reseal the port hole with putty to prevent outside air from getting into 

the device. Mount the probe inside the device near labeled location. Refer to third-party probe installation 

guide for further details. 

Do not run a temperature probe across device door 

gasket, this may cause 

excessive condensation or frosted evaporator. 

Operating Instructions 

Device is equipped with a digital temperature controller designed to provide full temperature control of the 

device. The controller provides a constant readout of inventory temperature inside device. Keypad buttons 

allow the user to easily select the display devices, set point, and alarm information.  
The controller has been factory set and tested to allow your device to operate at its desired temperature 

cycle. Please consult the manufacturer’s documentation for additional instructions on using the temperature 

controller.  
Adjusting the settings on the controller will override the factory settings. It is recommended to consult with 

Terso’s technical support department prior to adjusting controller.  

Basic Access Process 

Summary of Contents for TS098

Page 1: ...Countertop RFID User Guide REV3 8 3 21 1 Countertop RFID Refrigerator TS098...

Page 2: ...S ABOUT THIS MANUAL 3 PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATIONS 3 GETTING STARTED 7 MAINTENANCE 10 TROUBLESHOOTING 12 APPENDIX A DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS 12 APPENDIX B MODEL SPECIFICITIONS Error Bookmark not defin...

Page 3: ...ons will prevent possible injury to the user and damage to the device Precautions are illustrated in the following way Failure to observe WARNING signs could result in a hazard to personnel possibly r...

Page 4: ...to prevent electric shock If the power supply outlet isnot grounded it will be necessary to have qualified engineers install a ground Always unplug device using the power supply plug not the cord Pul...

Page 5: ...tective earth conductor Disconnection may impair the protection providedby the equipment Do not place any switches or disconnect device from the earth conductor Do not climb onto the device This may c...

Page 6: ...ally when the door is closed Always open and close the door gently Rough operation may lead to stored items location shifting incomplete closing or damage of the door and auto closing mechanism Items...

Page 7: ...gure 2 View of Front Panel Location Device Front Figure 3 A USB interface jack B Pass reader C LCD display D Refrigerator controller Device Back Panel Figure 4 A AC circuit breaker B Hardware reset C...

Page 8: ...medical setting and designate backup device to store contents if the device has an unforeseen issue For proper operation and maximum performance install the device in a location which meets the follow...

Page 9: ...dicate the door is now unlocked Device door can be closed at any time and will relock automatically Check door is locked by gently pulling on the door handle Remote Alarm Contacts Alarm contacts on th...

Page 10: ...the event of a power outage an audible alarm will sound the LCD display will change to AC power fail The alarm will continue until AC power has been restored or the onboard UPS system runs out of powe...

Page 11: ...If the interior of the device requires cleaning refer to in house safety procedures to ensure any harmful materials are handled and cleaned correctly Cleaning the Door Gasket The door gasket should b...

Page 12: ...ion Ethernet LAN standard cellular and WiFi optional ENVIRONMENTAL Operating temperature 18 oC to 30 oC Operating humidity 5 to 95 non condensing REFRIGERATION Operating temperature 1 C to 10 C Refrig...

Page 13: ...An acronym for Radio Frequency IDentification RFID BATTERY BACKUP Provides power to Terso electronics to remain operational when the device has lost electrical power Indicated by V Ah SLA RFID TAG OR...

Page 14: ...enote any hazards inside Provide this form to the service engineer to keep for safety purposes SAFETY CHECKLIST Device Contents Risk of infection Yes No Risk of toxicity Yes No Risk of radioactive sou...

Page 15: ...s not covered by this Warranty Only Terso or an authorized service representative should perform service on this Terso Device If during the Warranty Period you submit a claim to Terso or in accordance...

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