Reading eartags
When a tag is successfully read, the tag's ID code information appears on
the LCD readout. For “non-duplicate” tag readings, the tag counter will be
incremented and the ID code is automatically stored in the Stick Reader's
internal memory.
Tag numbers that are read as duplicates are not stored in memory and the
counter is not incremented. This means if you scan a tag twice within the
Duplicate Search Limit of 100 scans, it will be stored originally but not the
second time. If you scan the same tag twice outside the Duplicate Search
Limit of 100 tags, the number will be stored twice and the counter will be
incremented for both scans.
The Stick Reader's green LED indicator flashes and the buzzer will sound
for every scan. A single flash/beep occurs the first time a tag is read and a
double flash/beep indication occurs for duplicate tag reading.
Every time a tag is scanned, irrespective of whether it is a duplicate or not,
the number is transmitted out of the serial data cable / Bluetooth ports.
Using the function menu
A menu is available on the Stick Reader that groups together 4 functions.
These four functions are used:
to reset the tag counter to zero;
to create a New Animal Grouping (New Animal Group Field - a line
of zeros – 000000000000 );
to reset the Stick Reader configuration (Factory Settings).
to enable Bluetooth
5. RS320+ CM301 to a dedicated Bluetooth device. such as printer.
Under this scenario, the Allflex Configurator software is used to set the
Power Module: ON
Connection Mode: Master
Device Pairing: ON
Pairing Slave ID: Use the ID HEX Code for the Bluetooth module of
the printer. Sometimes this is not written on the device. One way to find
the address for the Bluetooth printer is to use a computer or PDA with
Bluetooth and discover the printer and then view the Details. Once you
know the address, enter it into the Pairing Slave ID field. All the settings
above are in the Wireless Tab.
It is recommended that the Time On setting in the Operation Tab also be set
to ALWAYS ON.
It may also be necessary to adjust the data string being sent to some printers
to get the correct data onto the label. In the case of the Zebra QL320 printer
shown, we set the Command Prompt (in the ID-Code Format Tab) to : NO
PROMPT.
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