Getting Started with FeverWarn l Models FW100, FW120, FW130, FW200 and FW230 3
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Figure 5: The micro-end of the USB
cable plugged into the power port on
the scanner.
Initial Testing
1. Plug the USB power adapter into a nearby 120 VAC outlet.
2. Connect the included USB cable with the type-A USB connector
on one end and a micro-USB on the other. Plug the micro-end
into the power port on the scanner.
(Figure 5). Plug the other end
into either port on the USB power adapter.
3. Your scanner should boot up. This process may take as much as
two minutes. Please be patient.
4. After the scanner has finished the bootup process, you should
see the LED on the top on the scanner illuminate. Typically, it
should light up white, showing that it is powered, and it sees
no warm target/object in its sensing area. You may also see blue,
which means a warm object is in the sensor’s target area and is
being evaluated, green (healthy target sensed), or red (hot target
sensed). At this point, the only confirmation required is that the
LED is illuminated. Don’t be concerned if the unit is flashing
different colors. This will be addressed in the
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