Operation Manual

NOMAD™ - NRT202

PERATING

NSTRUCTIONS

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 The terminal was unable to read the tag – long waning tone with two

distinct pitches.

6.2 RFID TYPES

The standard terminal will only recognise MIFARE RFID tags or cards.

6.3 MAKING AN ENTRY

A typical sequence for operator 1 and task number 3, interrupted by task

100 might be as follows.

1. Scan “clock in 001” label (in the canteen/entrance area)

2. Scan “select task 003” label (in the canteen/entrance area)

3. Scan “row” label (in the glasshouse)

4. Scan “row” label (in the glasshouse)

5. Scan “enter task 100” (in the canteen/entrance area)

6. Scan “row” label (in the glasshouse)

In the above sequence, the first scan (clock in) results in an entry in the

terminal. The second scan (select task) does not produce an entry in the

terminal. The third and fourth scans produce entries for task 3 with the row

number scanned. The fifth scan (enter task) produces an entry in the

terminal.

The meaning of the task numbers depends on how the system has bee set

up, task 3 might be to de-leaf a row of fruit and task 100 might be a coffee

break.

Note that the selected task remains selected in the terminal even when a

directly entered task (such as coffee) is scanned. In this way the operator

can continue with their selected task by scanning the next row number.

6.4 KEYPAD ENTRIES

It is also possible to use a combination of keypad entries and RFID entries.

It might be desirable for the operator to use keypad entries for clocking

in/out and selecting tasks and only using the RFID labels for the rows for

instance.