Honeywell IH21 Manuale utente

IH21

Bluetooth® UHF RFID Reader

Quick Start Guide

IH21-EN-QS REV A

08/18

Introduction

The IH21 Bluetooth® UHF RFID Reader provides Ultra High Fre-

quency (UHF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), with

optional barcode scanning functionality. The unit can be used in

batch mode using an optional Micro SD card, or can be con-

nected via USB through the ePop-Loq® socket, or connected to a

host device via Bluetooth. The IH21 can read and write to EPC

Global Class 1 Gen 2 UHF RFID transponders.

Antenna Release

Latch

UHF

Antenna

ePop-Loq Socket

Trigger

Handle

Trigger

Button

Status

LEDs

Main

Body

Docking

Connector

Battery Installation

The battery is charged using a docking station and is therefore

unlikely to need to be changed once installed. To access the bat-

tery compartment the grip handle must first be removed.

Step 1. Push the handle release latch upwards and slide the

trigger handle off the main body.

Step 2. Remove the battery cover.

Step 3. Insert the battery, ensuring contacts align with the

contacts on the Main Body.

Step 4. Re-attach the battery cover and trigger handle.

Charging

To comply with international shipping regulations, batteries

included with the product are discharged to less than 30% of

their maximum capacity when shipped. It is therefore important

that the unit is fully charged before using the IH21 UHF Reader

for the first time.

The IH21 UHF Reader can be charged using the dedicated IH21

Docking Station. The Docking Station has an input for power

and mini USB connector for data communications.

Button Operation

The IH21 UHF Reader has a Primary button action, which can be

initiated by single click of the Trigger Button. The Single click

button options are also programmable for custom applications.

Use 5.2V 4A Power

Supply Only

Reading Transponders

The IH21 UHF Reader can read and write to UHF RFID tran-

sponders when they are in range of the antenna. The antenna is

located on the front of the IH21 UHF Reader and the read zone

is in front of the antenna.

The range at which a transponder can be read depends on the

transponder type and size, and the number of transponders in

the field.

Attaching Devices

The IH21 UHF RFID Reader has an ePop-Loq mount which

allows mobile terminals to be physically attached to the IH21

UHF Reader. Custom ePop-Loq cases allow compatible devices

with custom applications to communicate with the reader via

USB instead of Bluetooth.

Honeywell Mobility

Device

ePop-Loq stud

ePop-Loq socket

ePop-Loq case

Fitting an ePop-Loq case

Step 1. Ensure the mobile terminal is fitted into its ePop-Loq

case before attaching the case to the IH21 UHF RFID

Reader.This prevents over-flexing of the case.

Step 2. Make sure all of the contacts - on both the ePop- Loq

socket and stud - are clean and free from dirt or debris.

Step 3. Align the ePop-Loq stud with the ePop-Loq socket -

ensuring that the front of the host device is pointing

towards the antenna - and press thetwo parts together

until they click into place.

Step 4. Toremove the ePop-Loq case, pull in the opposite

direction. Do not twist the devices whenseparating.

Make sure

contacts are

clean

Front of host

device

USB Connection

The ePop-Loq USB connection on the IH21 can be configured in

one of two modes – Charge-Only or Charge-and-Data. Please

ensure the mode required is correctly configured.

• Charge-Only mode: Both the IH21 UHF Reader and the

mounted device will be charged when docked in the charging

cradle, but will never use the USB data connection.

• Charge-and-Data mode:Compatible devices will use the USB

data connection when not in the charging cradle. Note that

USB data connection to the IH21 requires a custom

application that supports the TSL

® ASCII protocol over USB.

Bluetooth Connection

The IH21 Bluetooth Handheld UHF RFID Reader is compatible

with many Bluetooth wireless technology enabled host devices

including Android and Xamarin.

The Bluetooth version is BT4.2 and supports both Bluetooth Low

Energy and Bluetooth Classic.

To pair with a Bluetooth host device

Squeeze the Trigger Button to wake up the IH21 UHF Reader

and wait for the blue LED to start flashing (if it does not flash,

please check the battery is charged and properly installed).

In your host device’s ‘Bluetooth® Settings’ page, search for and

pair with the IH21 UHF Reader. In the list of Bluetooth® devices,

the IH21 UHF Reader will be identified by its serial number

(xxxxxx-IH21). (Make sure the Reader has not ‘timed-out’ and

gone to sleep, as it will not be discoverable).

Once a Bluetooth® connection has been successfully established,

the blue LED will stop flashing and stay on continuously.

Install a compatible application (such as TSL®’s RFID Explorer

App) on your mobile terminal. RFID Explorer can be downloaded

from the App Store or Google Play.

Open your compatible application and select the IH21 UHF

Reader

from the list of available devices. The IH21 UHF Reader should

now be ready to use!

Bluetooth Operating Mode

Note: The UHF RFID Bluetooth Readers support two different

modes of operation over Bluetooth.

Bluetooth SPPMode

By default, the IH21 UHF Reader is set to SPP Mode. In this

mode, the IH21 UHF Reader will only work with Apps that have

been written with specific support for the IH21 UHF Reader. SPP

Mode allows access to the full range of features available on the

IH21 UHF Reader.

The IH21 UHF Reader must be set to SPP mode in order to work

with RFID Explorer or any of the other free TSL

® Apps

(www.tsl.com/apps).

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