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BlueBerry UHF v.2.0 – User Manual ver. 0.6 
June 2011 

 

Bluetooth 

The Bluetooth fields show the name of the selected device and the pin code of the Bluetooth 

interface. The Bluetooth fields are not available when connecting via Bluetooth. 

 

Auto off 

It is the time of automatic switching off of BlueBerry. The auto-switching off mechanism is not 

active when BlueBerry is connected to the computer with the USB cable or in the “Scan on time” 

mode. 

 

Set mode

 

 

 

 

 

Figura 4: selection fields in Set mode 

Operation modes 

 

“Normal mode”  

In this mode BlueBerry operates only as a slave peripheral therefore it is only possible to send 

commands through the serial USB or Bluetooth interface.  

 

To carry out a scanning, it is necessary to send an INVENTORY command. The yellow LED will turn 

on fixed during the scanning time (the 

Tscan

 scanning timeout that can be configured by the user 

is equal to 500ms by default). If a TAG is identified, an acoustic beep will be heard and the yellow 

LED will blink 2 times. Immediately after, BlueBerry will send the ID of the identified TAG on the 

active connection, USB or Bluetooth, and 3 louder acoustic beeps will be heard while the yellow 

LED will blink 3 times.  

 

The “Normal mode”, therefore the possibility to send commands to BlueBerry, will still remain 

active when the reader is configured in the other modes.  

 

 

Scanning mode “Scan on input”  

In this mode, the scanning is started pressing the button. The yellow LED will remain fixed on 

during the scanning time (the 

Tscan

 scanning timeout that can be configured by the user is equal 

to 500ms by default).  

If a TAG is identified, an acoustic beep will be heard and the yellow LED will blink 2 times. 

Immediately after, only if USB or Bluetooth connection is active, BlueBerry will send the ID of the 

identified TAG on the active connection and 3 louder acoustic beeps will be heard while the yellow 

LED will flash 3 times 

(see Table 1 Scan Function section)

.  

 

Scanning mode “Scan on time”  

In this mode, a scanning session with regular intervals, 

Tinterval,

 will be started. 

Tinterval

 can be 

selected by the user (500ms by default). The yellow LED will remain fixed on during the scanning 

Modes 

 

Summary of Contents for BlueBerry UHF

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...s for use 4 Connection of BlueBerry to the computer 4 Disconnection of BlueBerry 5 Connection of BlueBerry through Bluetooth 5 Charging the battery 5 Control of the battery level 5 Reading distance 6...

Page 3: ...y RFID Reader USB cable A type male micro USB male CD BlueBerry components Figura 1 BlueBerry components Key ring Micro USB connector Antenna LED signal light RFID scanning results of the RFID command...

Page 4: ...BlueBerry UHF v 2 0 User Manual ver 0 6 June 2011 3 Button LED and beeper usage Table 1 Button LED and beeper usage...

Page 5: ...automatic installation take place If the internet connection is not available or no suitable driver is automatically found download driver and installation guide at the following link http www ftdichi...

Page 6: ...ault The shown name and the pin code are changeable by the user Charging the battery BlueBerry is equipped with an internal non user replaceable rechargeable battery The high performing Li Ion battery...

Page 7: ...y level Reading distance BlueBerry is equipped with an integrated antenna for the reading of TAG RFID located above the button as shown in Figure 1 The ideal reading distance and condition for BlueBer...

Page 8: ...lication supplied with the CD To configure BlueBerry using TT_RFID_Configurator connect BlueBerry to the computer with the USB cable and execute the application in the section Device selection select...

Page 9: ...blink 2 times Immediately after BlueBerry will send the ID of the identified TAG on the active connection USB or Bluetooth and 3 louder acoustic beeps will be heard while the yellow LED will blink 3 t...

Page 10: ...nd the acoustic beep Figura 5 TT_RFID_Configurator activation and deactivation of the LED signal and the acoustic beep It is possible to disable the yellow LED and the acoustic beep when a TAG is iden...

Page 11: ...iting a number n in the field the reader will return n ID of the identified m TAGs with m n Baudrate Figura 8 TT_RFID_Configurator configuration of the baud rate of the USB serial interface Modify the...

Page 12: ...default configuration of BlueBerry devices note to allow an automatic Bluetooth identification of BlueBerry with BlackBerry it is necessary that the beginning of the name shown in the field Bluetooth...

Page 13: ...pressed in the European Directive 99 05 CE and FCC rules Based on these declarations the product can bear the following mark Federal Communication Commission FCC Notice FCC certified FCC ID Y6D0793573...

Page 14: ...t different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Disposal According to art 13 of the Legislative Decree dated 25 July 2005 no...

Page 15: ...e has not been designed for use in processes or machineries for the monitoring and the safety of human life or for medical treatments The reparations can be carried out only by TERTIUM Technology tech...

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