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Shenzhen RodinBell Technology Co., Ltd. D—100 UHF RFID Desktop Reader User Manual via

Catalogue 1. D-10X View .................................................................................................................................. 3 1-1: Front View ................................................................................................................................ 3 1-2: Back View ................................................................................................................................. 3 1-3: Plan View .................................................................................................................................. 3 2. Reader Configurations ............................................................................................................... 4 2.1 Initial Use ................................................................................................................................... 4 2.1.1 Step 1: Connect The Reader to PC via USB or Serial Port....................................................... 4 2.1.2 Step 4: Operating Reader via Demo ........................................................................................ 5 2.2 Setting RF Parameter ............................................................................................................... 6 2.2.1 Setting RF Output Power ......................................................................................................... 6 2.2.2 Setting RF Spectrum ................................................................................................................ 6 2.3 ISO-18000-6C tag inventory...................................................................................................... 7 2.3.1 Real Time Mode & Buffer Mode ............................................................................................... 7 2.4 Accessing ISO-18000-6C Tag ................................................................................................. 10 2.4.1 Read tags .............................................................................................................................. 10 2.4.2 Write Tags .............................................................................................................................. 11 2.4.3 Lock Tags............................................................................................................................... 11 2.4.4 Kill Tags ................................................................................................................................. 12 2.4.5 Tag Selection ......................................................................................................................... 12 2.4.6 Error Display Might Be Returned ............................................................................................ 13 3. Develop your own RFID Application ........................................................................................ 15 4. Installing Driver ......................................................................................................................... 16 2

1. D—10X View 1—1; Front View 1—2: Back View 13: Plan View

2. Reader Configurations 2.1 Initial Use 2.1.1 Step 1: Connect The Reader to PC via USB or Serial Port Method NO.1: You can connect the reader to your PC via USB Cable, as illustrated below: lz €_ d Next, please switch the DIP to the position as illustrated below: Method NO.2: You can also connect the reader to PC via RS—232 serial port, as illustrated below: Next, please switch the DIP to the position as illustrated below:

When the indicator light on and sound of a short beep, reader is ready. Note: Driver will be installed automatically when reader is connected to PC for the first time. But some computers may fail. In this case, please install driver manually. (please see: Installing Driver at page 21). 2.1.2 Step 4: Operating Reader via Demo Put the files that named UHFDemo.exe, reader.dll, customControl.dll into a same folder, and double—click UHFDemo.exe to run the software. 1. Open the software and it will shows as below: © Uitf RFID Reader Demo 1362 —! C El > |18000—60 Tag Teat[290 10000—68 Tag Tent [Seriah. Fort Monitor # Int Sewm OverationHetary:. W Auto Cloan Aetivate Serial Port Monitor 2. Please select RS232 as Connection if the reader is connected via RS —232 port, or select USB as Connection if the reader is connected via USB. Choose the corresponding Serial Port and Baudrate(default baudrate is 115200). As illustrated below: Comnection @) RS252 TCP/IP RS—232 Serial Port: ‘COMl " Connect Beudrate: (115200 x] Di sconnect 3. Click Connect , if it succeeds, the Operation History will display as below: Operation History: W Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—08—02 14:48:59 Reader connected COMSA115200

4. Text communication with the reader: Click on Get in Firmware Version or in Reader Identifier, the following screen displays: @ UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [——] & e Reader Setup |18000—6C Tag Test 1S0 18000—68 Tag Test |Serial Port Honitor Basic Setup |RF Setup Fizmare Version rezse Tce/re s.9 @ ns—ase Internal Terperature Serial Ports (@OM6 _____7] Connect [ Get ] Baudrate: (15200 ~] [Pisconneet | Read/Mcite GPTO Read GPTO Set Baudeate: | ~] ( Set ] grtor: Kich Lo crtog: Kigh Low [ Rexd _] e fes. o in Connect ooo rite oPto ao01 Disconnect h crtos: Kieh Lo [ mrixe cer0s | RS—185 Addrecs 200 e crtog: Kigh Lo [ mrire cer04 an [ Set ] h2 Reader Identifier(12 Bytes) Buzzer Behaviex EP BB BB BP EP EP EP EP EP EP EP P Get Quiet Beep after an inventory round Beep after a tas is identified. (for test only) |_ Set ] Reset Reader ‘ [ Refresh Operation History: W Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—08—02 15:06:42 Reader connected COMSA115200 2014—08—02 15:06:45 Get Lixmare version 2014—08—02 15:08:46 Get reader identifier Now the reader has been connected to PC successfully. 2.2Setting RF Parameter After connecting the reader with PC, we need to set some basic RF parameters: RF Output Power & RF Spectrum. Please select RF Setup as illustrated below: @# UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 Reader Setup |18000—6C Tag Test|IS0 18000—6B Tag Test |Serial Port Monitor Basic Setu 2.2.1 Setting RF Output Power RF Output Power is the strength of RF output signal from antenna port whose unit is dBm. RF Output Power 26 dEn ! Get ’ | Set | The output power range is 0 — 26dBm. When this setting completes, it will be saved in the reader automatically even if the power is cut off. The default output power is 26dBm. 2.2.2 Setting RF Spectrum Set the RF spectrum manually. ® Please defer to Frequency parameter tablet in Communication protocol for more information about

the carrier frequency. ® Frequency range the reader supports: 865MHz—868MHz(ETSI), 902MHz —928MHz(FCC). You can set the reader in RF Spectrum Setup—>User Define, as illustrate below: RF Spectrun Setup System Defoult Frequencies ree Ets CHL Freq Renge: | *]aame — =) me User Define Users can set RF spectrum via these three parameters: Start Frequency, Frequency Interval, The number of Frequency points. 2.3 ISO0—18000—6C tag inventory Connect the Reader correctly. Tag operation could be started when RF Setup is completed. Tag inventory means reader identifying multiple tags‘EPC number at the same time. This is the core function of UHF RFID Reader and one of the standards to judge a reader‘s performance. 2.3.1 Real Time Mode & Buffer Mode The most commonly used mode for tag inventory isReal—time Mode. Data will be uploaded meanwhile you can get the tags‘EPC number instantly. RSSI and Parameter of Frequency are changed and recorded in real time. Due to its dual CPU architecture, performance of multi—tag identification under Real—time mode is the best. The other is Buffer Mode, the data will be cached and uploaded together when you need them. Under this mode, the data are without repeat data and can keep in small volume, because the data will be filtered before being uploaded. But it will take some time to filter duplicate data when reader identifies a large number of tags. Therefore, its identification efficiency will be slightly lower than real—time mode. Note: Tags can‘t be operated when you extract data in the cache. Users can choose the appropriate method based on actual situation as illustrated below: @ UHF RFID% [——] & e Reader Setup 900—50 Tos Test2490 18000—6B Tag Test |Serial Port Honitor Inventory (Real Tine Io Inventory (Buffer Hode4 Tag Inventory(Fast Swith Anterna Hode) Access Tag nd 1 User Define Session so + A — Method NO.1: Real—time Mode 1. Click Tag Inventory (Real Time Mode). Select the connected antenna(s) port. Set the number of Repeat Per Command, which is the times of repeat inventory command. For example, inventory command will execute anti—collision algorithm one time when you set the value to 1. It will execute anti—collision algorithm two times when you set the value to 2... 2. Click Inventory, you will find that the EPC number is uploaded immediately and it is real—time updating. The reader will keep inventory until you click stop as shown below:

& UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [—=—] & (eie Reader Setup) 18000—60 Tas Test |180 18000—68 Tag Test.|Serfal Port Monitor Tag Inventory (Real T Inventory®utfer Hode) |Tag Inventory(Fast Srith Anterns Hode) |Access Tas epeat Per Comnonds 1 User Define Session so — & — Antenna Selection 9 Aner Anta Ants Ante Tag Date Inventoried Quanti ty: Speed: (Tas/Sec) : 194 Total Tag Conmuntcation: 17 C t A Connand duration(a8): C Total. Inventory Duration(a8): -' -' tAy w iW t uLt Tas List: 1 in Rest: ~S6dBn Yex Rest: ~s2de [_ Refresh m sro PC Identification ... RSSL Carier In... 1 11 22 as «n 10 oo 1 ~ssam 922. 300 Operation History: ) Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honttor 2014—08—07 14:51:13 Real time node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:51:13 Successfully set vorking anterna, current vorking anterna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:51:13 Real time node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:51:13 Successfully set vorking anterna, current vorking anterna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:51:13 Real time node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:51:14 Successfully set vorking anterna, current vorking anterna : Ant 1 3 2014—08—07 14:51:14 Real time node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:51:14 Successfully set vorking anterna, current vorking anterna : Ant 1 § Inventoried Quantity Total number of inventory tags since click on Inventory. Speed Speed of identification Tag, unit: piece / see Total Tag Communication Total return EPC data of tags (Including repeated data) Command Duration Time of each inventory command takes, unit: ms Total Inventory Duration Total elapsed time since click on Inventory , unit: ms. ID The serial number of data. EPC EPC number of tag. PC Protocol Control word of tag. Identification Count Times of tag identified. RSSI The signal strength when tag was identified at the last time. Carrier Frequency Carrier frequency of tag which is identified at the last time. Method NO.2: Buffer Mode 1. Click Inventory, the screen will display as below(single tag & multi—tag inventory):

Reader Setup) 18000—60 Tas Test |150 18000—68 Tag Test |Serial Port Honktor! Tag Inventory(Real Tire Mode)| Tag Inventory(Butfer Hode) (Tag Inventory(Rast Swith Anterna Node) |Access Tas\ m Get Butter Get and Clear Butfer epeat Per Command: 1 Antt CC anta CC ants (C) Aneé Tas Data Inventoried Quanti ty: Speed(Tag/Sec) : 17 Total Tag Conmuntcation: C wi Connand Duration(aS) : { CV Total. Inventory Duration(a8): 21 21 a 14 Tas List: m ro cr sro Ant To RSST Identification... Operation History: J Activate Serfal Port Honitor 2014—08—07 14:59:20 Buffer mode Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:20 Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:20 Buffer mode Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:20 Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:20 Buffer mode Inventory ] 2014—08—07 14:58:20 Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:20 Buffer mode Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:20 Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 < Note: the identified tags won‘t be shown in the Tag list. 2. Click Stop first, then click Get Buffer. All the data in cache will be uploaded as illustrated below: Reader Setup) 18000—60 Tas Test |150 18000—68 Tag Test |Serial Port Honktor! Tag Inventory(Real Tine Mode)| Tag Inventory(Butfer Hode) (Tag Inventory(Rast Swith Anterna Node) |Access Tas\ Inventory Repeat Per Command: 1 Antt C ant2 ) ants C ane x se_ ~_________2 Get and Clear Butfer Tas Data Inventoried Quanti ty: Speed(Tag/Sec) : ." Total Tas Connuntcation: L 0 t L0 Connand Duration(a8) : ." Total. Inventory Duration(@8): L a TT .t t ut _tL m ro cr sro Ant To RSST Identification... 1 10 oo ss se i1 22 os n 1 ~s9amn 155 Operation History: J Activate Serfal Port Honitor 2014—08—07 14:59:38 Buffer node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:38 Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:38 Buffer node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:88:3¢ Successfully set vorking antemna, current worling anterna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:34 Buffer node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:3¢ Successfully set working anterna, curzent working antenna : Ant 1 2014—08—07 14:59:34 Buffer node Inventory 2014—08—07 14:58:18 Reader butfer

Functions description under Buffer Mode: Get and Clear: Read the data form cache and then clear the cache. It will be empty when you read the cache again. Query tag Quantity: If you just want to know how many tags are there in cache without details, click on this button. Clear Buffer: Clear the cache and refresh the screen. 2.4 Accessing ISO—18000—6C Tag Click Access Tag, and the screen will display as following: @ UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [—] & i) Reader Setup) 18000—6C Tas Test |1G0 18000—68 Tas Test |Serial Port Honitor Tag Inventory(Real Tine Mode) |Tag InventoryBuffer Hode) |Tag Inventory(Rast Srith Antenna Mo@ Tag Access Tag Selection Selected Tas: Tag List: | t] [ sereet _] Read/rite Tas Passvord erc m vser Access Passvord(IBD: Start Add(worn) : Length (¥oRD): [ Reaa_] Data to be Urttten(iEID: [ trite_] Lock To Access Password K111 Passvord sro m user Access Password(HBID: [ Lesk_] Open Lok Pernanent Open Pernanent Lock K111 To KIL1. Passvord(H2X): [ in _] t re— cre sro Data Data... Ant TD Operated... Operation History: ) Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honttor 2.4.1 Read tags You can set the parameter(zones to be read, Start Address and Data Length) as illustrated below: Read/¥rite Tas Passvord @/EFC Ti use Access Passvord(HED : Start Add(vorp) : 00 Length(¥ORD): 2 ( Read | Data: to be ¥ritten(iD: [ arite _ Note: the unit of Starting Address and Data Length is WORD which is 16 bit double—byte. Click Read when the parameter setting is completed. Picture as below shows that one tag has been identified successfully. 10

2.4.2 Write Tags The area of Write Tag is the same as Read Tag, but you need to provide access password and information of data to be written. Read/¥rite Tas Passvord @ ro tm user Access Password(EX): 00 00 00 00 Start Ada(rorD): 02 Length(WorD) : 4 Read Data to be Weitten(WED: 11 22 59 44 55 66 77 68 When the operation done successfully, the screen will display as follows: m re cre sro Data Data... Ant TD Operated... 1 so oo at as oo oo oo oo oo oo oo o 00 ... 1 1 Operation History: [V) Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honttor ort—08—07 15:21:18 Write tas Note: The maximum length of one—time write is 32 Word (64 bytes, 512bits). 2.4.3 Lock Tags Lock Tas Access Password K111 Passvord se Ti @ user Access Password(iEX»: 00 00 00 00 Lock Open O[Losk Pernanent Open Pernanent Lock A password is necessary to be provided for locking tags. When the operation is completed successfully, the screen will display as follows: 11

n PC cro sro Data Data... Ant TD Operated... 1 s4 oo o4 1B 30 os as B2 DD Do or 40 00 ... 1 2 Operation History: W Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—08—03 15:32:16 Lock tas Same as Write Tags, data of identified tags will be displayed in Tag List. 2.4.4 Kill Tags K111 Tas K111 Passvord(HED): aa bo ce dd in Password is necessary which can not be 00 00 00 00 before Kill Tags. Therefore, to kill a tag please need change the content of password via Write Tag Operation first. When tag is killed successfully, the information will display as follows: t ro cre sro Data Data... Ant TD Operated... i ao oo «o ae 11 22 as «s So oo 77 as o0 ... 1 1 Operation History: ) Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honttor ors—08—07 15:30:25 K111 tae 2.4.5 Tag Selection No matter how many tags in RF region, we just want to access EPC tags which are already identified. Now, we can use the function of Tag Selection(EPC matching). 1. Tag inventory in Buffer Mode to get all tags‘EPC number. 2. Get tags in cache. 3. Access tags and choose the EPC NO. which is needed, as illustrated below: 12

@ UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [—] & i) Reader Setup) 18000—6C Tas Test |1G0 18000—68 Tas Test Serial Port Monttor Tas Inventory(Real Tine Mode) |Tag Inventory(Buffer Hode) Tas Inventory(Fast Svith Anterna Mode) Access Tes Tag Access Tag Selection Selected Tas: Tas List: | x] [ Serect E2 to so oo se os oo To 25 60 14 20 E Read/rite Tas E2 oo so oo so os on T5 25 7o 10 89 E2 oo so oo so os o2 18 25 5o 11 rT Passvord er TID @ USER Access Password(HED): 00 00 00 00 Es E2 co 0o so so o oo o so 0s os or or 9y 92 25 25 70 5o 10 12 C 5P [ Read E2 0o so oo so os o2 08 25 50 12 18 E2 0o so oo so os or 1 25 90 12 B1 Data to be Written(WEID :. aa bb ce dd E2 0o so oo so os or «2 25 40 15 26 [._ trite E2 0o so oo so os or af 25 40 12 C2 CSAE Lock Tas E2 0o so o o i1 25 Access Password K111 Passvord sre Ti E2 oo so co o of cs © 05E €2 oo so oo so os or to 25 5o 12 B5 After choosing the tag, please click Select and the screen will display as follows: @ UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [—] & Gein) Reader Setup) 18000—60 Tas Test |1GO 18000—68 Tas Test Serial Port Monttor Tas Inventory(Real Tine Mode) |Tag Inventory(Buffer Hode) Tas Inventory(Fast Svith Anterna Mode) Access Tes Tag Access Tag Selection ¥) Selected Tas: E2 00 so 0o so o5 or so 25 To 10 C Tas List: | E2 00 so 0o so os o1 o as o 10 C1 —]) C Select > We could see that the column on the left for Selected Tag has been selected. Next, all the operations are based on the tag with this EPC NO. If you want to cancel the match of EPC, just deselect the column for Selected Tag, as below: Tas Selection Sclecied Tes Tag List:] t] [ sereet _ 2.4.6 Error Display Might Be Returned Errors occur if wrong operations done: 4 Inventory success, access failure: Operation History: [Z) Auto Clear Antivate Serist Foet Konitsr [2014—04—10 14:37:41 Read tag failed, due to Ta Inventoried but access failed There are two steps to get access to tags: firstly, tag inventory; secondly, access tags. Picture above shows the inventory is successful, failed to access to tags. Two reasons why: 1. Parameters incorrect: for example, zones{(password/ EPC/ TID/ User) to be read do not exist. 2. Tags beyond the area that the RF could cover: distance of accessing to tags is about 60%—70% of tag inventory; in this case, please put the tag closer to the antenna. % Wrong password: Operation History: [ Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—04—10 17:21:40 Write tag failed, due to Access failed or imong password Reason why: wrong password is set. 13

© No tags to be operated: Operation History: W Auto Clear Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—08—10 17:32:52 Lock tag failed, due to There is nc tag to be operated Reason why: Tags beyond the area that the RF could cover. For more information about the operation history returned, please defer to the document: UHF RFID Reader Serial Interface Protocol V3.1. 14

3. Develop your own RFID Application Most functions of the reader can be operated through the demo. But in practical applications, user might need to develop their own applications. Please defer to the document: UHF RFID Reader Serial Interface Protocol V3.1.The reader follows the definition both of the RS — 232 and TCP / IP interface. Demo provides an important function of recording serial transmission, so that users can quickly grasp the content of communication protocol in practice. Please defer to the screenshot below and select Activate Serial Port Monitor, all uplink and downlink serial data will be recorded, as illustrated below: & UHF RFID Reader Demo v3.62 [——] & e Reader Setup 18000=6C Tag Test 190 18000—6B Tag Test [Serial Port Honi tor| Bord=06=21 14z47:42. Ao 08 o1 To EC Bord=06=21 14z47:45. Ao 08 o1 To EC Bord=0621 14z47:d5 A08 01 72 PA Bord=0621 14z4r:d5 Ao o5 o1 2 o6 oo Do Bord=0621 14z4r:d5 Ao 08 o1 7B E1 Bord=06~21 14z4rzd5 Ao 05 o1 TB 01 27 B7 Bord=06=21 1ez4ms2. Ao o4 o1 Té 18 CT Bord=06=21 14z4m:s2. Ao o4 o1 Te 10 Ds Bord=06=21 14:4m:ss. Ao 08 o1 77 Es Bord=06=21 1ez4m:ss. Ao o4 o1 77 18 Co Bord=06=21 14:4m:ss Ao o5 o1 63 ro Bord=06=21 14z4m:ss Ao o4 o1 63 03 r 2or4—06—21 Ao 03 o1 To E3 rorg—06—21 Ao 06 o1 To o1 of 5B 9D 2or4—06—21 sdf:be Ao 0 ol T4 00 E7 Bord=06~21 1ez4mse. Ao o4 o1 74 10 D7 Bord=06=21 14z4mse. ao o# or Bo o1 D1 Bord=06=21 14:47:se. Ao 13 o1 go Bo 3o oo oo oo oo oo oo 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o BC §8 CF Ao 13 o 8o Bo 5o oo 5o o8 33 B2 Do Do o 4o oo oo 00 00 50 9f Bord=06=21 14z47:se. Ao o8 or Bo Bo o8 oo 11 22 28 Ba Ao 13 o1 89 Bo 5o oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo 0o 00 CB 28 ED Ao 13 or 8a Bo 5o oo 50 08 35 B2 Bord=06=21 14z4m:se. Do Da or 4o 0o oo 0o o4 2D 9E Ao 13 o1 Bo Bo 5o oo 5o o8 33 B2 Do Do o 4o oo oo 00 00 2f Ao rorg—06—21 g Ao 13 o1 8o @8 30 oo 30 o8 33 B2 DD Do o1 4o oo oo 0o 02 31 C rorg—06—21 Ao 13 o1 8o 38 30 oo 30 o8 33 B2 DD Do o1 do oo oo 0o 0o 26 21 Ao 13 o1 o 38 o oo E2 oo 3o oo so o5 o2 27 26 so 11 D1 31 TA rorg—06—21 1df:be Ad 13 o 89 58 5o oo 5o o8 33 B2 Do Do o 40 0o 0o 0o 00 2c 18 Ao 13 o1 89 38 30 oo 30 o8 33 B2 DD Do o1 40 0o 00 00 00 33 14 Bord=06=21 14z4mse. Ao 13 or Bo B8 3o oo 3o o8 s Bz Dp Da o1 4o oo oo 0o 0o 32 C Ao 13 ol 89 88 5o oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo 0o CB 27 19 Ao 13 o1 go @8 o 0o o o8 53 B2 DD Bord=06=21 14:47:se Do o1 4o 0o 0o 0o 0o 32 CS Ao 13 o1 Bo B8 5o oo 5o o8 53 B2 Do Do or 4o oo oo 0o o4 50 C3 Ao 13 or 8o 88 5o oo 5o o8 53 B2 Do he o1 4o oo 0o 00 02 n c ord=06=21 14z4m:se. Ao 13 or go B8 so oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo 0o oo 0o 0o BC S s ord=06=21 1ez4mse. Ao 13 or o 5e so oo 3o o8 s Bz Do Da o1 4o oo 0o 00 00 20 FB Bord=06=21 14z4mse. Ao 13 or o 5e 3o oo E2 0o 3o oo 3o 05 02 2r 25 5o 11 Di 51 SE Ao o% o 89 oo oo S oo 0o 00 13 7C Input Comend: Check Sum: [ Send__] [ Clesr _] Operation History: W Auto Clear Y Activate Serial Port Honitor 2014—06—21 14:47:45 Get Fizmave version * 2014—06—21 14:47:4 Get internal. temperature 2014—06—21 14:47:52 Set RF output porer 2014—06—21 14:47:58 Get RF output porer 2014—06—21 14:47:55 Get anterna connection detector sensitivity threshold m 2014—06—21 14:47:56 Get RF spectrun 2014—06—21 14:47:50 Successfully set working anterna, current rorking antenna : Ant 1 2014—06—21 14:47:59 Real time mode inventory C Notes: 1. Response speed of Demo will slow down after opening the Activate Serial Port Monitor. Please turn off this function when it is not needed. 2. Data in violet blue color is sent to the reader by PC, and data in red color is the returned information from reader to PC. 3. Manual Input Command is used to debug serial command, which could calculate the checksum automatically. 4. UHF RFID Reader Serial Interface Protocol V3.1, this document includes the integral source codes of the demo (Based on C # of .Net platform) to help users develop applications on the reader. Thank you! 15

4. Installing Driver 1. Open the D—100 Driver folder. 2. Double click on CDM20828_Setup.exe, the following screen displays: i« ! FTDI CDM drivers FTDL CDM drivers 24 Ttract t uroudeverson 2.08.28 ofTotsndans iver padage and irch berstoler innuhtchicon [ss o 3. Click on Extract: i« ! FTDI CDM drivers Extracting ies Freetstractor is extacing the concrese es n ths rcwe. Phease nnhle h es n ths rcve areextaced. Exboctng dnetaase .. [ es After installation is complete, we could connect reader to PC successfully. 16

FCC Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following Measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 cm between the radiator and your body. 17


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