3M 702, 802 owner manual Getting Started, Specifications

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Getting Started

The 3M™ Handheld RFID Reader Model 702 and Model 802 (Handheld) are used to read 3M™ RFID Tags placed in items such as books, videocassettes, files, etc.

The main difference between the Model 702 and Model 802 hardware is the type of RFID tag that they can read. In addition, they may run different software that performs different tasks.

The Model 702 can only be used with systems that use 3M™ D1 RFID Tags. (The Model 702 cannot read D8 tags.)

The Model 802 can only be used with the 3M™ One-Tag RFID System that uses 3M™ D8 RFID Tags. (The Model 802 cannot read D1 tags.)

IMPORTANT NOTE!

Save all the original handheld packing materials.

You will need the packing materials if you return the

Handheld for repair.

Specifications

Operating Temperature

Typical ambient temperature range: 50°F to 104°F (10°C to 40°C)

 

 

Storage Temperature

-40°F to 131°F (-40°C to 55°C)

 

 

Humidity

0% to 85% RAH, non-condensing

 

 

Memory Card

Type I or Type II CompactFlashTM card

 

(A 64-MB memory card stores data for approximately 460,000 items.)

 

 

Battery type

Only use a Molicel MCR-1821 battery.

 

 

Battery charger

Only use a Molicel MAC-1821B battery charger.

 

 

Typical charge life

A fully charged battery will last for approximately three to four hours of

 

"trigger time" (time the trigger is pressed or activated). This typically

 

provides many hours (even a full day or two) of use before recharging is

 

required.

 

 

Typical time to fully charge

The battery charger will charge a fully discharged battery in approximately

a battery

four hours.

 

 

Battery Charger Power

100-240 Vac, 1.0A, 50-60 Hz

 

 

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Contents
Handheld Rfid Reader Model 702 and Model 3M Security Systems DivisionPage Table of Contents Page Intended Use Safety InformationIt has not been evaluated for other uses Safety messages To reduce the risk associated with fire and explosionBe careful not to damage the handheld Do not over tighten the antenna adjustment screwImportant Notes Save all the original handheld packing materialsSafety label locations Industry Canada Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations EMC, USA, and Canada ComplianceEMC Compliance Europe Specifications Getting StartedHandheld components Handheld componentsControls and indicators Handheld includes a menu-driven display screenSee Inserting the memory card on Using the Handheld Device for the first timeCalibrate the screen Inserting the memory card Install a pull tab on the memory cardDatabase Errors Insert the memory cardProcedure Removing the memory cardTo reset the handheld Resetting the handheldSymptoms may include If pressing the reset button did not work…Using Windows to format the memory card Formatting a memory cardStoring the handheld Adjusting the antennaCleaning the handheld Storing the handheld for less than a weekChecking the battery charge Battery ManagementBattery charging guidelines Low battery warning messagesConnect the power supply output to the charger stand Charging the batteryTo charge a battery RedReplacing the battery Battery replacementRequesting service 3M Service phone numbersOrdering replacement parts Stock Number Description