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AS10

Mobile NFC Reader

User’s Manual

V 1.5

2015 / 8 / 7

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-Table of Contents - 
 
1. Introduction...................................................................................................................................................... 4 
1-1. Product Features......................................................................................................................................... 4 
1-2. Package Contents ....................................................................................................................................... 5 
1-3. Product Characteristics and Specifications................................................................................................... 5 
1-3-1. NFC Tags Supported by the AS10 ...................................................................................................... 5 
1-3-2. AS10 Product Specifications .............................................................................................................. 6 
1-3-3. AS10 Indicator Lights and Sounds...................................................................................................... 7 
1-4. Operating Instructions................................................................................................................................ 8 
1-4-1. Power Up.......................................................................................................................................... 8 
1-4-2. Shut Down........................................................................................................................................ 8 
1-4-3. Connecting to a PC/ Notebook.......................................................................................................... 9 
1-4-4. Connecting to an Apple iOS Device ................................................................................................. 12 
1-4-5. Connecting to an Android Device.................................................................................................... 15 
1-4-6. Reading NFC Tags ........................................................................................................................... 18 
1-4-7. Clearing the Bluetooth Pairing Record........................................................................................... 19 
1-4-8. Storing/Deleting Memory Data..................................................................................................... 20 
2. Configuration Mode ...................................................................................................................................... 24 
2-1. Entering Configuration Mode ..................................................................................................................... 24 
2-2. Canceling / Exiting Configuration Mode .................................................................................................... 25 
3. Operating the MARSON RFID Utility ................................................................................................................ 26 
3-1. Introduction to Main Window................................................................................................................... 26 
4. RFID Parameters Setup.................................................................................................................................... 28 
4-1. Operation Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 28 
4-2. Tag Info....................................................................................................................................................... 29 
4-3. Session Time and Delay Time...................................................................................................................... 30 
4-3-1. Session Time Operation Method .................................................................................................... 30 
4-3-2. Delay Time Operation Method ....................................................................................................... 30 
4-4. Select Tag Category.................................................................................................................................... 30 
4-5. Data Output Format .................................................................................................................................. 31 
4-5-1. Time Log.......................................................................................................................................... 32 
4-5-1-1. Configure whether to output Time Log’s Caption “Time Log”:........................................... 32 
4-5-2. Tag Name......................................................................................................................................... 32 
4-5-2-1. Configure whether to output Tag Name’s caption “Tag Name”: .......................................... 32 
4-5-3-1. Configure whether to output AFI caption “AFI”.................................................................... 33 
4-5-4. DSFID Data....................................................................................................................................... 33 
4-5-4-1. Configure whether to output DSFID’s caption “DSFID”......................................................... 33 
4-5-5. UID Data .......................................................................................................................................... 33 
4-5-5-1. Configure whether to output UID caption “UID”.................................................................. 33 
4-5-6. Data Block Output ............................................................................................................................ 34 
4-5-7. No Tag Message............................................................................................................................... 34 
5. Other Parameters Setup .................................................................................................................................. 35 
5-1. Date Format............................................................................................................................................... 35 
5-2. Time Format.............................................................................................................................................. 36 
5-3. Communication Interface .......................................................................................................................... 37 
5-3-1. Establish Connection with Wireless Dongle ................................................................................... 38 
5-3-2. Disconnect from Wireless Dongle .................................................................................................. 39 
5-3-3. Clear All Pairing Records on Wireless Dongle................................................................................. 39 
5-4. Memory Communication Interface Options ............................................................................................... 39 
5-4-1. Field Separator ............................................................................................................................... 39 
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5-4-2. Storage Sequence............................................................................................................................ 40 
5-5. BT-HID and BT-SPP Communication Interface Options ............................................................................... 40 
5-5-1. BT-ID ................................................................................................................................................ 40 
5-5-2. Host MAC Address ............................................................................................................................ 40 
5-5-3. BT-Pin-Code ..................................................................................................................................... 40 
5-6. USB-HID and BT-HID Communication Interface Options............................................................................. 41 
5-6-1. Keyboard Layout...................................................................................................................................... 41 
5-6-2. Key Numeric............................................................................................................................................. 41 
5-6-3. Key Caps Lock........................................................................................................................................... 41 
5-6-4. Inter-black Interval Time......................................................................................................................... 42 
5-6-5. Inter-character Interval Time.................................................................................................................. 42 
5-7. Data Terminator......................................................................................................................................... 43 
5-8. Sleep Mode / Timer..................................................................................................................................... 43 
5-8-1. Enter Sleep Mode............................................................................................................................ 43 
5-8-2. Timer of Sleep Mode....................................................................................................................... 43 
5-9. Buzzer ........................................................................................................................................................ 44 
5-9-1. Beep Tone................................................................................................................................................ 44 
5-9-2. Beep Time................................................................................................................................................ 44 
5-10. Vibrator ................................................................................................................................................... 44 
5-11. Waiting Time ........................................................................................................................................... 45 
5-12. System Time ............................................................................................................................................. 45 
6. Additional Functions........................................................................................................................................ 46 
6-1. System ........................................................................................................................................................ 46 
6-2. Operation................................................................................................................................................... 48 
6-3. Tools ........................................................................................................................................................... 49 
6-3-1. Memory........................................................................................................................................... 49 
7. Updating Firmware on AS10 ....................................................................................................................... 52 
7-1. Entering Firmware Update Mode.............................................................................................................. 52 
7-2. Executing Firmware Update ....................................................................................................................... 53 
 
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1. Introduction

The AS10 is a Wireless NFC Reader that uses Bluetooth as the communication interface. It can quickly connect

with computers, mobile phones, tablets, etc. through the Human Interface Device (HID), without installing

additional device drivers, and can complete an array of operations by integrating its Apps with the Cloud. With

a streamlined contemporary styling and a fresh, simple, two colour design, it is ergonomic and easily fits in one

hand. With an IP55 dust and water protection rating and a 1.5 meter fall-protection rating, it is also suitable for

prolonged use outdoors and in various harsh environments. The AS10 has a 1000mAh internal battery and 2MB

of internal memory, enough for 10,000 online/offline scans. It can also read from the entire lineup of high

frequency RFID NFC chips (ISO14443A, ISO14443B, ISO15693), including wireless key cards, debit cards, and the

commonly seen EasyCard.

1-1. Product Features

Light and Easy to Carry

Using Bluetooth as the communication interface, the AS10 avoids wiring limitations and enables users to

transfer and sync data without changing their work style. Weighing in at just 70g, the product is easily held in

one hand and is shaped ergonomically.

Novel Exterior Design

The two-colour exterior design is fresh, simple and clean. The unibody plastic shell is curved, fashionably

shaped, and in harmony with mobile phones and tablet usage.

Industry Level Protection

The AS10 is an RFID Wireless Reader featuring IP55 dust and water protection rating and a 1.5 meter fall

protection rating. It is suitable for prolongs use outdoors or in extremely harsh environments.

High Performance Reading

The AS10 can read all RFID high frequency chipsets (ISO1443A, ISO1443B, ISO15693 and NFC), including

wireless key cards, debit cards, and the often-seen EasyCard

Excellent Compatibility

Featuring Secure Simple Paring (SSP), the AS10 is compatible with the various mobile phones and tablets in

the market. The user simply taps on the screen to connect via Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID)

—no pincode required.

Long Battery Life

The 1000mA internal lithium battery powers up to 10,000 scans on a full charge, eliminating the need for

frequent battery changes, ensuring employee efficiency.

Human Centred Design

Streamlined, simple button and indicator light design saves users from spending time fumbling. The unique

mode indicator light and vibrator communicates read status to the user even in noisy surroundings. A

detachable hand strap is also included, so the device may be tied to the waist or hung on the neck, making it

easy to reach for anytime use, and hard to lose.

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1-2. Package Contents

Each AS10 package includes the following items:

1. AS10 Wireless NFC Reader

2. One (1) Hand Strap

3. One (1) Micro USB cable

1-3. Product Characteristics and Specifications

1-3-1. NFC Tags Supported by the AS10

The AS10 can scan the entire series of high frequency NFC tags, including those supporting

NFC standards like ISO14443A, ISO14443B, ISO15693, etc. Common NFC tags are listed in

Table 1-1*.

Standard Tag name

Mifare S-70

Mifare S-50

ISO14443A Mifare Ultralight

Mifare DesFire (MF3)

SLE66R35 (M-Classic)

ISO14443B

ISO15693

Others

Table 1-1: NFC Tags supported by the AS10

*The contents of this table are subject to change,

without notice, following technical development.

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SRIX512

SRIX4K

I-Code SLI

Ti2048 (Plus)

Ti256 (Standard)

SRF55V10P (EM)

Advant ATC1024

Topaz 96/ 512

Felica

Felica Lite

NTAG 203/ 215/ 216

1-3-2. AS10 Product Specifications

Performance

Frequency 13.56MHz

Standard

Memory 2 MB

Read Mode Single read

Reading Distance

Physical Characteristics

Dimension W42.5×L102×H21.5 mm

Weight 70g

Color White

Material PC

Cable 1.5 M (Micro USB cable)

Trigger Scan Button, iOS Hotkey

Indicator Buzzer, LED, Vibrator

Power

Operation Voltage 3.7 VDC

Working Current < 250mA

Standby Current < 75mA

Idle Current < 1mA

Surge Current < 700mA

Battery 3.7V, 1000mAh, Lithium Battery

Number of Scan

(per full charge)

Connectivity

Radio Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR (Class2)

Range 10m (line of sight)

Interface/ Profile

User Environment

Operating

Temperature

Storage Temperature -20~60˚C

Humidity 0%~95%RH (Non-condensing)

Drop Durability 1.5M

Sealing IP55

Regulatory

ESD

EMC CE, FCC

Safety RoHS 2.0, WEEE

Table 1-2: AS10 Specifications

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ISO 15693

ISO 14443

ISO 14443: 0~25mm

ISO 15693: 0~50mm

> 10,000 scans

(1 scan/ 5 secs, Bluetooth connected)

BT (SPP)

BT (HID)

USB (HID)

USB (VCP)

-10~50˚C

Functional after 4KV contact, 8KV air

discharge

2 short beeps

Deletes Pairing Record 2 short beeps

Data Transfer Failure (Offline) lits 1 second

3 short beeps

Data Storage Failure (Memory Full) 1 flash 3 short beeps

Enters Configuration Mode stays on

1-3-3. AS10 Indicator Lights and Sounds

AS10’s LED indicators use three colours: blue, green and red, as per Figure 1-1. In

combination with the buzzer they indicate different conditions, in Configuration Mode.

Status Blue LED Green LED Red LED Beeper

Power up lits 1 second 1 long beep

Good Read lits 1 second 1 short beep*

Bluetooth Disconnected (Discoverable) flashing

Bluetooth Connected 2 flashes

2 short beeps

Exits Configuration Mode

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2 short beeps

Low Power flashing

Charging stays on

Table 1-3: AS10’s LED Indicators and Beeper

*Please refer to 5-9-2. Beep Time for beep length configuration.

1-4. Operating Instructions

1-4-1. Power Up

Press the Trigger Button for 2 seconds without releasing, as per Figure 1-1. The unit will emit one (1) long

beep and light the LED red. When the sound then stops and the light goes off, the reader successfully

powers up.

Trigger Button Function Button

Figure 1-1: Trigger Button and Function Button positions

1-4-2. Shut Down

Method 1:

By default, the unit shuts down automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity. To adjust the auto

power-off timeout, please refer to Chapter 5-8. Enter Sleep Mode / Timer

Method 2:

Using a needle or paper clip, press the Reset Button located at the bottom of the AS10 once, as per

Figure 1-2. This will force a shut down.

Reset Button

Figure 1-2: Reset Button position

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Blue/Green/

Red LED

Indicator

1-4-3. Connecting to a PC/ Notebook

Step 1:

Press and hold the Trigger Button for 2 seconds to power up the unit, after which the blue

indicator LED will flash continuously. (If the blue LED does not flash, it means the unit is not

currently in Bluetooth Mode. Please refer to Section 5-3. Communication Interface, and

change the Communication Interface to BT-HID.)

Step 2:

Enter the PC/Notebook’s Bluetooth application, as per Figure 1-3, and click Add a Device.

Figure 1-3: PC/NB Bluetooth application Main Window

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Step 3:

In the Add a device window, double click HF RFID Reader to connect, as per

Figure 1-4.

Figure 1-4: Select Bluetooth Device window

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