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BT200-T Smart Card Reader for Intermec

CK61B/G Installation and User’s Guide

Reader Troubleshooting Tips

The following sections describe general reader troubleshooting tips.

Reader LED Startup Indications

When you power on the reader, the LEDs remain lit for a few seconds while

the reader performs an integrity check. During the integrity check, the reader

first determines if there is a USB connection and then adjusts the settings as

follows:

• If a USB connection is found, the reader disables Bluetooth and uses the

USB connection.

• If a USB connection is not found, the reader disables the USB option and

looks for a Bluetooth pairing.

• If the reader is not paired with the mobile device, the reader powers off.

• If the reader is paired with the mobile device, the reader determines if

Bluetooth is enabled.

• If Bluetooth is not enabled, the reader powers off.

• If Bluetooth is enabled, the LEDs blink every four seconds while awaiting

the Bluetooth connection.

Charging a Completely Discharged Reader

Battery

If the reader battery is completely discharged (the LEDs are not lit), the

microprocessor that operates the LEDs might not be not be working, which

may cause faulty LED indications. This is because the microprocessor

requires enough battery voltage to operate the LEDs. If you find that the LEDs

are not lit even when you are charging the battery, try the following procedure.

To charge a completely discharged battery:

1. Connect the USB cable from the PC/CHARGE port on the reader to the

USB port on the computer or a standard wall charger. Allow the battery

to charge for 20 to 30 minutes.

2. Disconnect the reader from the charger.

3. Power the reader on to make sure the LEDs illuminate.

4. Reconnect the reader to the charger.

• If the LEDs still do not illuminate, contact Apriva Technical Support.

See Apriva Technical Support on page 29.

• If the LEDs are lit, allow the battery to charge for about three hours,

and then disconnect the USB cable. The battery is charged.

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