User Guides

User Guide for the 3166 Bluetooth^® Rugged UHF RFID Reader.

User Guide for the 3138 Bluetooth^® UHF RFID Reader

A quick guide to getting started with the 2173 Bluetooth® Wearable HF/LF RFID Reader. For more in-depth information, please refer to the 2173 User Guide.

Quick Start Guide for the 2136 4-Slot Battery Charger
 

User guide for the 2136 4-Slot Battery Charger

Document containing Command Scan barcode examples - plus links to video examples - along with a breakdown of the ASCII commands contained within examples.

User Guide for the 1128 Bluetooth^® UHF RFID reader

User Guide for the 1166 Rugged Bluetooth^® UHF RFID reader

User Guide for the 2166 Bluetooth^® Rugged UHF RFID Reader with ePop-Loq^®.

A quick guide to getting started with the 1128 Bluetooth^® UHF RFID Reader. For more in-depth information, please refer to the 1128 User Guide.

Module Hardware Guide for the 'Board Mount' versions of the TSL 3117 and 3417 RAIN Reader Modules (3117-BM-01, 3417-BM-01)
 

Document containing Command Scan barcode examples - plus links to video examples - along with a breakdown of the ASCII commands contained within examples.

Applicable to:

• 3117 RAIN Module (1x MMCX, Impinj E710)
• 3417 RAIN Module (4x MMCX, Impinj E710)
• 3419 RAIN Module (4x MMCX, Impinj E910)

Information relating to submitting your TSL-hardware enabled apps to the App Store.

This document describes the Technology Solutions (UK) Ltd STORM Protocol as used in the 3N1X RAIN modules. The commands, responses and their parameters are detailed along with the communication formats.

Module Hardware Guide for the TSL 3117, 3417 and 3419 RAIN Reader Modules (3117-01, 3417-01, 3419-01)
 

Starting with Android 12 (API31), there is a requirement for many App permissions to be obtained from the user at run-time. By following the advice provided in this document, owners of the latest Android devices can continue to enjoy using your RFID App with their TSL^® RFID Reader. 

To maximise the battery life of TSL® Readers, the recommendations included in this document should be observed by both customers and distributors/resellers of TSL® products.

TSL® Readers can be operated in Bluetooth® SPP mode where the Reader is controlled by a custom written application or in HID mode, where the Reader behaves like a Bluetooth® Keyboard. This document details how to switch between these modes.

The TSL^® range of Bluetooth^® Readers are able to appear to host devices as an HID keyboard. In this mode the data read by the reader is sent to the host as if it were typed on the host’s keyboard.  This document describes the Bluetooth^® HID mode in more detail.