UROVO RFDT50 User manual

USER GUIDE
RFDT50 UHF Pistol Grip

Note:
* This Guide introduced general functions of RFDT50. Your PDA device may have
different functions wherein or description.
* There may be differences between the illustrations in this Guide and the actual
product. And the actual product shall prevail.
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Terms of usage
Statement
This Guide includes proprietary information of Shenzhen Urovo Technology Co., Ltd. Its
purpose is to help users better operate, use and maintain the device described herein only.
Without written permit of Urovo, the proprietary information in the text shall not be copied or
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specification or design.
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wrong information, Urovo shall reserve the right to correct such errors but waive rights of
liability and claim.
Urovo shall not be liable for personal and property safety of users in the following cases:
⚫User fails to use the battery in the correct way set out in this Guide;
⚫User or any third party delegated fails to transport or store the battery in the correct
way specified in this Guide;
⚫The battery used by the user is not purchased from any official channel of Urovo;
History of preparation
Modification records are as follows:
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Date
Description
RFDT50-UGV01 Rev A
April 2022
First edition

Contents
About the Guide................................................................................................... 1
Chapter I Start Guide............................................................................................. 3
Introduction ........................................................................................... 3
Unwrap Packing...................................................................................... 3
Installation Guide.................................................................................... 5
Instructions for RFID Function................................................................... 6
Instructions for RFID-Demo ...................................................................... 7
Caution on Battery Charging.................................................................... 24
Charging Method .................................................................................. 24
Chapter II Accessories......................................................................................... 26
Introduction ......................................................................................... 26
List of Standard Accessories.................................................................... 26
List of Optional Accessories .................................................................... 26
Chapter III Maintenance and Troubleshooting........................................................... 27
Introduction ......................................................................................... 27
Maintenance......................................................................................... 27
Troubleshooting.................................................................................... 27

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About the Guide
Introduction
This Guide offers information on usage of RFDT50 mobile computer and its accessories.
Chapter description
This Guide covers the following topics:
⚫Getting Started offers information on putting RFDT50 into operation for the first time.
⚫How to use is an operation instruction on RFDT50.
⚫Applications describes usage of built-in apps.
⚫Data Capture describes acquisition of data information via RFID(UHF).
⚫Accessories describes information on standard and optional parts.
Sign convention
The following convention applies in the text:
Bold:
⚫Emphasis
⚫Title
⚫Dialog box, window, part name, and screen icon
⚫Keyword
⚫Button name
(●):
⚫Operational option
⚫Order list
⚫Step list needed, which may not be continuous
(√):
⚫Functional option
Italic:
⚫Marked emphasis
Relevant Document
⚫Quick Start Guide for RFDT50 UHF Pistol Grip
⚫RFDT50 Brochure

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⚫RFDT50 Specification
Service information
You can visit the official website (enurovo.com) of Urovo Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter
referred to as Urovo) whenever possible to gain quick network support services:
Click the search box and enter corresponding product model to query the machine's
configuration information. Click maintenance query to query information of the nearest
service center or enter the serial number (SN) of your device in the search box for
maintenance progress to query the maintenance state to follow up the state of the device in
maintenance in time! Service hotline: [phone]
Please offer the following information while contacting the Support Center:
⚫Device SN (Serial Number)
⚫Model or product name
Thanks for your cooperation!
Provision of document feedback
If you have any comment, question or advice on this Guide, please e-mail to [email protected] or
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Chapter I Start Guide
Introduction
This chapter describes the product information and makes some instructions for the first use.
Unwrap Packing
Check accessories
1.Please carefully remove all protective materials around RFDT50 and keep the packing
box properly for future storage and transportation.
2.Please check the following contents:
⚫RFDT50 Enterprise Intelligent Terminal×1
⚫Adapter×1
⚫USB Cable×1
⚫Certificate of Approval×1
⚫Quick Operation Guide×1
3. Check whether the device is damaged. If any item is damaged or missing, please
contact our customer service support or ask the supplier for it.
Side View
1. Status light; 2. Power button; 3. Device fixing lock catch
Figure 1-1 Side View

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Top View
1. PSAM card slot; 2. Pogopin contact
Figure 1-2 Top View
Back View
1. Type-C interface
Figure 1-3 RFDT50 Back View

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Installation Guide
⚫Open the device fixing lock catch.
Figure 1-4 Installation Guide Diagram 1
⚫Insert the device into the grip and press down towards the tail.
Figure 1-5 Installation Guide Diagram 2
⚫Close the device fixing lock catch.

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Figure 1-6Installation Guide Diagram 3
Instructions for RFID Function
⚫Press and hold 2 (power button). When 1 (status light) turns on and the buzzer rings,
the RFID module of the grip is powered on. You can use the RFID function through
RFID-Demo.
Figure 1-7Instructions for RFID Function

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Instructions for RFID-Demo
Scan
Click on the RFID icon to enter the main page of the program, you will be prompted to select
the UHF module first time, follow the instructions to set the corresponding module according
to the type of the device, and then click on start scanning to scan the RFID tag by default.

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The meaning of the data displayed is as follows:

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Unique Tags (Pcs)
The count of unique tags that have been scanned in total since tapping
the Start Scanning button.
Read Rate
(Pcs/sec)
The rate of tag read.
Total Reads
One tag EPC is recorded as one piece of tag data. Here shows the
counted total numbers of data in real time, including the data of the same
tag read repeatedly.
Read Time
The total read duration since tapping the Start Scanning button.
The fields in the tag list have the following meanings:
DATA(??)
The specific data scanned in the area (?? depending on the scan area
selected, the corresponding area is displayed)
COUNT
Number of times of tag being recognized
RSSI
Signal intensity at the last time of tag being recognized
Note: If you do not have an RFID module or cannot connect to an RFID module, the
following message will pop up when you open the program.
Tag Management
The tag management page can be accessed through the Tag Management / Sidebar at the
bottom of the home page. The main functions of the module are to read, write, lock and kill
tags.

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1. Read/Write
To read a tag, three parameters need to be entered: the tag area to be read, the starting address
and the data length.
Note that the input parameters should be in accordance with the tag specifications. Otherwise,
an error message will be prompted.
The interface for writing tag is in the same area as the reading, except that the writing
requires the access password and the data to be written.
(The default access password is 00000000)

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As many tags are processed, as many pieces of data are displayed in the tag list.
Note: The maximum writing length at one time is 32 words (64 bytes, 512bits).
2.Lock
The operation interface for locking tags is as follows:
An access password must be provided to lock the tag.
Note: The original password is not valid for locking. It is recommended that the user change the
access password before locking the tag.

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After successful operation, the following information will be returned.
Similarly, as many tags are processed, as many pieces of data are displayed in the tag list.
3. Kill
The operation interface for destroying tags is as follows:
To destroy a tag, the kill password must be provided, and the kill password cannot be 00 00
00 00. So to destroy a tag, you must first modify the content of the kill password in the
password area by the command to write tag.

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Similar with all tag write/read operations, as many tags are killed, as many pieces of data are
displayed in the tag list.
4. Tag Selection
In many cases, we want to write/read only one tag with a known EPC code regardless of other
tags in the RF area. At this point, we need to use the tag function of location (EPC matching
function).
First scan the tags, then select a particular tag.
Switch to the tag management page.
Next, all write/read/lock/kill operations will be performed only for the tag with this EPC code.

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Filter
Tap sidebar Filter to enter the filter settings page, and main functions of the module is to filter
and weed out the content of the tag scanning.
Filtering settings include 4 types: Partial Filter, Fully Filter, Partial Weed out, Fully Weed out
1. Partial Filter: If the input data information and tag information are partially continuously
overlapped, then filter out accordingly (for example: input 123, filter tag 123455, 645674123;
retain: 14552443)
2. Fully Filter: If the data information and tag information are identical, filter out (for example:
input 123456, filter: tag 123456, retain: 123456789, 33123456, 1233456)
3. Partial Weed out: If the data information and tag information are partially continuously
overlapped, weed out and display these tags
4. Fully Weed out: If the data information and tag information are identical, weed out and
display these tags
Note: The starting address can be set for Fully Filter and Fully Weed out

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Profile Mode
Tap sidebar Profile Mode to enter the mode selection settings page, and main functions of the
module is to select specific mode for tag scanning.
The default is the User Defined mode, with the default value as follows. The user can adjust
the options as needed, with several preset modes.
1. Fast read: Read as many tags as possible
2. Read count: Read as many tags as possible and count
3. Farthest read: Read the farthest tag possible
4. Balanced: Balance between read performance and battery life
5. Tag Focus

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Location
The main purpose of this function is to display the relative positional relationship
between the RFID Reader and the tag.
First scan the tags, then select a particular tag.
Switch to the Location page (the tag just selected will be displayed above) and click the start
button.