Select the OPERATIONAL Tab (if it is hidden on your screen, click
on the left arrow button which is to the right of the word “Wireless”
on the Wireless Tab.
Change the TIME ON setting to be Always ON.
Click on Apply Settings button. (Make sure the button turns grey –
keep clicking until it does turn grey)
Detach the curly serial cable and unscrew the serial end cap off the
reader.
Attach the Bluetooth End Cap and turn the reader on.
You will see a message that the Reader is Configuring the Bluetooth.
If the message is very brief – power down and restart the reader.
Make sure the Bluetooth adapter is attached to the correct port of your
scale head (CON2 on a Tru-Test XR) Also ensure the XR is powered up.
Note: If the Bluetooth Receiver adapter is not plugged into CON2
on an XR it will not work as this is from where it receives power.
Using the Stick Reader’s Serial Data Interface
The RS232 serial data interface is available on the RS320 by connecting the
detachable Data/Power Cable to the Cable Connector located on the Endcap.
The Stick Reader‟s Cable Connector is covered with a protective cap to
guard against foreign material contamination. Remove this cap and install
the Data/Power Cable by engaging the connector and rotating the lock-ring.
The RS232 serial interface comprises a 3-wire arrangement with a DB9F
connector, and consists of transmit (TxD/pin 2), receive (RxD/pin 3), and
ground (GND/pin 5). Figure 3 illustrates the power and data wiring of the
Power Jack and Data Connector. This interface is factory configured with
the default settings of 9600 bits/second, no parity, 8 bits/word, and 1 stop bit
(“9600N81”). These parameters can be changed by using the options
included in the Configurator® program.
Note 12 - The RS320 Stick Reader is provided with the
connectorized endcap and detachable Data/Power cable in its
standard configuration.
Note 13 - The Stick Reader RS232 interface is wired as a DCE
(data communications equipment) type that connects directly to the
serial port of a PC or any other device that is designated as a DTE
(data terminal equipment) type. When the Stick Reader is connected to
other equipment that is wired as DCE also (such as a Palm Pilot or Pocket
PC), a “null modem” adapter is required in order to properly cross-wire
transmit and receive signals so that communications can occur.
Note 14 - The Stick Reader‟s serial data connection can be
extended using a standard DB9M to DB9F extension cable.
Extensions longer than 20 meters (~65 feet) are not recommended
for data, and extensions longer that 2 meters (~6 feet) are not recommended
for data and power.
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