User Guides

A quick guide to help you get started with the 2128 Bluetooth^® UHF RFID Reader. For more in-depth information, please refer to the 2128 User Guide.

A quick guide to getting started with the 1153 Bluetooth^® Wearable UHF RFID Reader. For more in-depth information, please refer to the 1153 User Guide.

This guide describes the specific TSL^® UHF RFID Reader and Honeywell mobile device requirements needed to ensure that the products provide an effective RFID solution.

Once the IH21 User Guide is made available it will be accessible from the IH21 product page on honeywellaidc.com

User Guide for UHF Smart Wedge ASCII 2 .NET for Windows Desktop.

UHF Smart Wedge ASCII 2 is a solution that converts UHF transponder reads and barcode scans from TSL^® ASCII Protocol UHF readers into keyboard presses. This enables UHF and barcode data to be scanned into legacy applications without any changes to the application.

The document describes the process of updating firmware to a TSL ASCII Protocol Reader.

RFID Web Wedge is designed to insert RFID (or bar-code) data into Web Applications

This document provides troubleshooting assistance to users of the 1128 Bluetooth UHF RFID Reader.

TSL’s mobile Apps now provide a feature to restrict the tags that are detected and displayed when performing an RFID scan. This can be used to ensure that only tags of interest to the user are detected and counted. This document details how to specify the EPC filter in TSL's mobile Apps.

This document describes how to pair a TSL^® Reader to a Windows 8.1 desktop computer via Bluetooth^® wireless technology. The process is similar for other desktop computers.

Document detailing the firmware version history of the 1119 UHF RFID Reader for the Motorola MC55/65/67

This document provides an introduction to commanding the Technology Solutions’ 1128 UHF Bluetooth® Reader using an Android device. It provides a step-by-step guide to pairing the 1128 using the Bluetooth® Settings and a set of command examples demonstrating the power and flxibility of the TSL ASCII 2 protocol.