turck PD20-UHF-BRA-R, PD20-UHF-CHN-R, PD20-UHF-KOR-R, PD20-UHF-RUS-R, PD20-UHF-SGP-R Instructions For Use Manual

Your Global Automation Partner

Instructions for Use

PD20-UHF

RFID Handheld

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Contents

1 About these Instructions 5

1.1 Target groups 5

1.2 Explanation of symbols 5

1.3 Other documents 5

1.4 Naming convention 5

1.5 Feedback about these instructions 5

2 Notes on the Product 6

2.1 Product Identification 6

2.2 Scope of Delivery 6

2.3 Legal Requirements 6

2.4 Manufacturer and service 7

3 For Your Safety 8

3.1 Intended Use 8

3.2 Obvious Misuse 8

3.3 General Safety Instructions 9

4 Product Description 10

4.1 Device Overview 10

4.2 Properties and Characteristics 10

4.3 Functional Principle 10

4.4 Functions and Operating Modes 11

4.4.1 Transmission Frequency 11

5 Connection 12

5.1 Battery Charging 12

5.2 Connect the handheld to the mobile device 12

6 Commissioning 13

7 Operation 14

7.1 Start the Turck RFID app 14

7.2 Home Screen — Overview 14

7.3 Perform Scan 15

7.4 Reading and Writing Tags 17

7.4.1 Reading and Writing Tags — Advanced Features 18

7.4.2 Example: Read Data 19

7.4.3 Example: Write Data 24

7.5 Battery and Connection Display 30

8 Setting 32

8.1 Assign password 32

9 Eliminating Interference 33

10 Maintenance 34

10.1 Carrying out a Firmware Update 34

11 Repair 34

11.1 Returning devices 34

12 Disposal 34

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13 Technical Data 35

14 EU declaration of conformity 36

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1 About these Instructions

This manual describes the setup, the functions and use of the product and helps you to operate
the product for its intended use. Read the instructions carefully prior to using the product. This
will prevent the risk of personal injury and damage to property. Keep these instructions safe
during the service life of the product. If the product is passed on, pass on these instructions as
well.

1.1 Target groups

This document is written for specially trained personnel , and must be read carefully by anyone
who is responsible for the mounting, commissioning, operation, maintenance, disassembly or
disposal of the device.

1.2 Explanation of symbols

The following symbols are used in these instructions:

DANGER

DANGER indicates an immediate hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will res­ult in death or serious injury.

WARNING

WARNING indicates a possible hazardous situation with the risk of death or serious
injury if it is not prevented.

NOTICE

NOTICE indicates a situation that may cause possible damage to property if it is not
prevented.

NOTE

NOTE indicates tips, recommendations and important information. The notes sim­plify work, contain information on particular operating steps and help to avoid addi­tional work resulting from incorrect procedures.

u

MANDATORY ACTION

This symbol denotes actions that the user must carry out.

a

RESULT OF ACTION

This symbol denotes the relevant results of actions and procedures.

1.3 Other documents

Besides this document the following material can be found on the Internet at www.turck.com:

n Operating instructions
n Data sheet

1.4 Naming convention

Common synonyms for "data carriers" include "tag", "transponder", and "mobile storage
device". Read/write heads are also described as "transceivers" or "readers".

1.5 Feedback about these instructions

We make every effort to ensure that these instructions are as informative and as clear as pos­sible. If you have any suggestions for improving the design or if some information is missing in
the document, please send your suggestions to [e-mail].

Notes on the Product

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2 Notes on the Product

2.1 Product Identification

These instructions apply to the following UHF handhelds:

R

Interface

Interface
R RFID reader

PD 20

Handheld –

Protection class
20 IP20

Handheld

PD 20–UHF–NA–R

UHF

Frequency Range –

Frequency Range
UHF UHF Frequency Range

NA

Country of Deployment –

Country of Deployment
NA USA, Canada, Mexico
EN EU, Turkey, India
CHN China
AUS Australia
BRA Brazil
KOR Korea
RUS Russia
SGP Singapore
PER Peru

The device versions for Australia, Brazil, Korea, Russia, Singapore, and Peru are available on re­quest.

2.2 Scope of Delivery

The following are included in the scope of delivery:

n Handheld
n USB charging cable
n Power supply unit
n Quick start guide

2.3 Legal Requirements

The devices are subject to the following directives:

Device Region Directives

PD20-UHF-EU-R Europe n 2014/30/EU (electromagnetic compatibility)

n 2014/35/EC (low voltage)
n 2014/53/EU (RED Directive)

PD20-UHF-NA-R USA n FCC Rules Part 15

Canada n Industry Canada RSS-210

PD20-UHF-CHN-R China n SRRC

More information on other variants is available on request.

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2.4 Manufacturer and service

Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG
Witzlebenstraße 7
45472 Mülheim an der Ruhr
Germany

Turck supports you in your projects – from the initial analysis right through to the commission­ing of your application. The Turck product database offers you several software tools for pro­gramming, configuring or commissioning, as well as data sheets and CAD files in many export
formats. You can access the Product Database directly via the following address:

www.turck.de/products

For further inquiries in Germany contact the Sales and Service Team on:

n Sales: [phone]
n Technical: [phone]

For overseas inquiries contact your national Turck representative.

For Your Safety

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3 For Your Safety

The product is designed according to state of the art technology. Residual hazards, however,
still exist. Observe the following warnings and safety regulations in order to prevent danger to
persons and property. Turck accepts no liability for damage caused by failure to observe these
warnings and safety instructions.

3.1 Intended Use

The devices are designed solely for use in industrial applications.
The PD20-UHF handhelds are used for wireless exchange of data with RFID UHF tags. The hand­helds can be used to read and write tags.
A mobile device with the Turck RFID app is required to operate the handheld. The handheld
can be connected to the mobile device via the audio port. The Turck RFID app is available for
the iOS and Android operating systems.

The operating frequency of the devices is described in the following table:

Type designation Operating frequency

PD20-UHF-EU-R 865.7…867.5 MHz

PD20-UHF-NA-R 902.75…927.25 MHz

PD20-UHF-CHN-R 920.25…924.75 MHz

PD20-UHF-AUS-R 920.25…925.75 MHz

PD20-UHF-BRA-R 902…907.5 MHz and 915…928 MHz

PD20-UHF-KOR-R 917…920.5 MHz

PD20-UHF-RUS-R 916…921 MHz

PD20-UHF-SGP-R 920…925 MHz

PD20-UHF-PER-R 916…928 MHz

The devices may be operated only in countries in which the relevant frequency range is ap­proved for the use of UHF-RFID.
The device must only be used as described in these instructions. Any other use is not in accord­ance with the intended use. Turck accepts no liability for any resulting damage.

3.2 Obvious Misuse

The device works only in conjunction with the Turck RFID app. It is not possible to connect it to
the audio input of PCs, radios, etc.

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3.3 General Safety Instructions

n The device only fulfills the EMC requirements for industrial applications and is not suitable

for use in residential areas.

n The device must only be fitted, installed, operated, parameterized and maintained by trained

and qualified personnel.

n Only use the device in compliance with the applicable national and international regula-

tions, standards and laws.

n Any extended stay within the area of radiation of UHF devices may be harmful to health.

Maintain a minimum distance from the actively radiating surface of the UHF read/write head:

Region Max. Permissible

Radiation Output Power

Safety Distance

Europe, Russia, China 2 W ERP (according to ETSI) 0.24 m

USA, Canada, Mexico 30 dBm ERP > 0.22 m

The minimum distances for other regions are available from Turck on request.

n The radiation of UHF devices may impair the operation of electrically controlled medical

equipment. Maintain an additional distance from active radiation sources up to the max­imum transmission distance.

Product Description

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4 Product Description

The UHF-RFID handhelds in the PD20-UHF series have protection class IP20 and are contained
in a plastic housing. A mobile device with the Turck RFID app is required for operation. The
devices are equipped with a cable with a jack plug to connect to the audio port of mobile
devices.

Handhelds are available for use in the following regions:

n Europe
n North America (USA, Canada, Mexico)
n China

Other country variants are available on request.
The Turck RFID app is free of charge for the iOS (from the App Store) and Android (from the Play
Store) operating systems.

4.1 Device Overview

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39

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Fig.1: Dimensions

4.2 Properties and Characteristics

n Mobile reading and writing of RFID tags
n Handheld with UHF antenna
n Connection to the host device via audio connection
n Including Turck RFID app (iOS, Android) for the reading and writing of tags
n Customer-specific app on request
n WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n and mobile interface via connected host device
n Protection class IP20
n Fall protection for multiple drops onto smooth concrete from 1.5 m height
n Fixed lithium-ion battery (1800 mAh), approx. 2 hours active scanning
n Incl. Micro-B USB cable and power supply

4.3 Functional Principle

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a contactless working method for the automatic identi­fication of resting or moving objects using electromagnetic alternating fields. To do this, the
serial number of the object, for example, is saved on a mobile tag and read out by a read/write
device via wireless communication from a distance of up to several meters. RFID technology
also makes it possible for several objects to be identified at the same time, since a direct line-of­sight between the tags and the read/write device is not required.

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4.4 Functions and Operating Modes

The devices can be used to read and write passive UHF storage media in any location. To do
this, the devices form a transmission zone. The size and expansion of this zone may vary on ac­count of several conditions, for example the tags used and the application conditions. The
devices can only be operated with the Turck RFID app.

4.4.1 Transmission Frequency

The Turck BL ident® UHF system works with country-specific transmission frequencies between
the tags and the read/write heads. These country-specific UHF transmission frequencies are de­rived from the individual allocation of frequency ranges by the respective national regulatory
bodies.

For example, the operating frequencies of the devices in the UHF band are 865…868 MHz for
Europe and 902…928 MHZ for the USA. Before use, make sure that the BL ident® handhelds
comply with the region's specific UHF band. Any application in regions other than the accred­ited ones is not permitted. Since BL ident® UHF tags do not emit their own radio waves, they
may be used worldwide.

In order to achieve the biggest possible communication range, Turck offers tags which are op­timally tuned to country-specific frequency bands. Alternatively, broadband multi-area tags are
also available for international use.

The different Turck handhelds support the following transmission frequencies:

n 865.7…867.5 MHz (Europe)
n 902.75…927.25 MHz (USA, Canada and Mexico)
n 920.25…924.75 MHz (China)
n 920.25…925.75 MHz (Australia)
n 902…907.5 MHz and 915…928 MHz (Brazil)
n 917…920.5 MHz (Korea)
n 916…921 MHz (Russia)
n 920…925 MHz (Singapore)
n 916…928 MHz (Peru)

All the country-specific details concerning UHF, such as frequency band, power supply, and any
national regulations are available at:

http://www.gs1.org/docs/epcglobal/UHF_Regulations.pdf

For more information, please contact the corresponding national authorities of the country in
which you want to deploy the UHF RFID system.

HF RFID systems can be operated in parallel with UHF RFID systems in a single system.

Connection

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5 Connection

5.1 Battery Charging

NOTE

The charging time depends on the charging method selected. Turck recommends
that the device should be charged for at least two hours before the first commission­ing.

 Connect the micro USB end of the supplied charging cable to the handheld.
 Connect the USB A end of the charging cable to an available USB port of a PC or laptop.

or

 Connect the USB A end of the charging cable to the supplied power adapter.
 Connect the power adapter to an appropriate power outlet.

5.2 Connect the handheld to the mobile device

 Connect the jack plug on the handheld to the audio port of the mobile device.

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6 Commissioning

The devices can be operated only with the Turck RFID app. The Turck RFID app is available free­of-charge for Android and iOS devices in the Play Store or the App Store. Search for "Turck
RFID".

 Android devices: Download the Turck RFID app from the Play Store and install it on your

mobile device.

 IOS devices: Download the Turck RFID app from the App Store and install it on your mo-

bile device.

Fig.2: Icon for the Turck RFID app in the App Store

Operation

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7 Operation

The handheld can be operated only with the Turck RFID app.

 Never leave the audio cable plugged in to the mobile device when not in use as it will de-

plete the battery of the handheld.

 To operate the handheld while charging, you must use a charger that supplies 600 mA or

less.

7.1 Start the Turck RFID app

 Open the Turck RFID app on your mobile device.
 Set the volume of the mobile device to maximum.
a The handheld can be operated via the Turck RFID app.

7.2 Home Screen — Overview

Fig.3: Turck RFID App: Home Screen

The home screen provides access to the following elements:

n Battery and supply indicator
n "Scan" button to start the scan process
n "Read/Write" button for reading and writing data
n "Settings" button for setting and configuring the handheld

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7.3 Perform Scan

 Press the "Scan" button on the home screen.
a The handheld begins searching for UHF tags within the detection range. The Turck RFID

app switches to the "Scan" screen.

a The handheld acknowledges each tag found with an acoustic signal.
a The EPCs of tags found are displayed and can be processed. For more information, see

the section "Reading and Writing Tags".

Fig.4: Turck RFID App: "Scan" Screen

Changing the Signal Volume and Transmission Power

 Press the controller button in the upper right-hand corner.
 Adjust the signal volume and transmission power according to the following table.

Icon Description

Changes the transmission power and signal volume. The respect­ive maximum values are set as defaults.

Transmission power and signal volume below the maximum
value.

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Changing to Scan Mode

NOTE

The current scan mode is displayed in the lower right corner of the screen.

The handheld can be used in the operating modes "Single" and "Geiger". In "Single" mode, each
of the tags found is confirmed once with an acoustic signal. "Single" mode is suited for invent­ory commands, for example, if there are multiple tags within the detection range.

In "Geiger" mode, the handheld emits a signal every time a tag is detected. If a tag is read sev­eral times, the handheld emits a continuous acoustic signal, even if there is only one tag within
the detection range. The tag list will show a graphic display indicating how often a tag has
already been read. "Geiger" mode is suited to searching for tags, for example.

 Change the operating mode by pressing "Single" or "Geiger".

Send Read Data via Email

The EPCs that have been read can be sent as a list via email. This requires an email program to
be installed on the mobile device and for the mobile device to be connected to the Internet.

 Interrupt the scan by pressing "Pause".
 Press the "E-Mail" button.
a The read EPCs are sent to the email address stored in the settings.
a If no email address is stored in the settings, a window opens automatically to allow the

email address to be entered.

Interrupt Scan

 Press the "Pause" button.
a The scan is interrupted and can be continued at a later time. The displayed time contin-

ues to run.

Abort the Scan

 Press the "Stop" button.
a The scan is aborted. The displayed time restarts when the next scan begins. The read

EPCs are stored and can be sent via email.

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7.4 Reading and Writing Tags

Using the "Read/Write" window, tags can be read, written, protected, or permanently disabled.

Fig.5: Turck RFID App: "Read/Write" screen

The "Read/Write" screen provides access to the following elements:

n EPC: Shows the EPC of the selected tag.
n Selection of the memory bank on the tag
n Start byte for the desired action (hexadecimal and decimal formats can be selected)
n Number of bytes: When selecting "All", as many bytes will be read as are available in the re-

spective memory bank of the tag. When selecting "Some", a certain number of bytes must be
specified.

n Display of user data (hexadecimal, decimal, and ASCII formats can be selected)
n User data: The read data is displayed and can be edited.
n "More" button: Opens the menu for further functions
n "Read" button: Starts the read process
n "Write" button: Starts the write process

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7.4.1 Reading and Writing Tags — Advanced Features

The following advanced features can be performed:

n Use tag access password: Uses the access password when accessing tags
n Change the lock/unlock status: Locks or unlocks the selected memory area. The following

statuses can be selected:

Status Description

Writable Tags can be written with and without an ac-

cess password (default setting)

Permanently writable Tags can be written with and without an ac-

cess password. The condition "Permanently
writable" cannot be changed.

Writing restricted Tags can be written only with an access pass-

word

Permanently unwritable Tags cannot be written (status cannot be

changed)

n Send data via email: Send read data via email
n Load data: Load previously saved data from the memory of the handheld
n Save data: Save data on the handheld for later use
n Kill tag: Deactivate tag irrevocably

 Open advanced features: On the "Read/Write” screen, press the "More" button.

Fig.6: Turck RFID App: Advanced Features

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7.4.2 Example: Read Data

A read process can be started either from the home screen or from the "Scan" screen.

Start Read Process from the Home Screen

If no EPC has been selected, the device reads a randomly selected tag within the field. The tag
chosen to be read is not affected by the distance between the tag and the handheld.

 On the home screen, press "Read/Write".

Fig.7: Select "Read/Write"

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 Select the memory bank that is to be read.

Fig.8: Select memory bank

 Select the preferred format for the display of the start byte.

Fig.9: Select format

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 Specify the start byte for the read process: Tap the current start byte and enter the new

start byte in the following window.

Fig.10: Specify start byte

 Select the number of bytes to be read. When selecting "Some", enter the number in the

following window. When selecting "All", all the bytes that are available in the respective
memory bank of the tag are written.

Fig.11: Select number of bytes

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 Select the display format for the read data.

Fig.12: Select data format

 Press "Read".

Fig.13: "Read"

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a The handheld starts the read process. The read data is displayed on the screen.

Fig.14: Read data

Start the read process from the "Scan" screen

When a read process is started from the "Scan" screen, a tag with a specific EPC is read.

 Start the scan on the home screen.
 Select the tags to be read from the EPC list.
a The "Read/Write" screen opens.

 Select the memory bank that is to be read.
 Select the preferred format for the display of the start byte.
 Specify the start byte for the read process: Tap the current start byte and enter the new

start byte in the following window.

 Select the number of bytes to be read. When selecting "Some", enter the number in the

following window. When selecting "All", all the bytes that are available in the respective
memory bank of the tag are written.

 Select the display format for the read data.
 Press "Read".
a The handheld starts the read process. The read data is displayed on the screen.

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7.4.3 Example: Write Data

A write process can be started either from the home screen or from the "Scan" screen.

Starting the Write Process from the Home Screen

If no EPC has been selected, the device writes a randomly selected tag within the field. The tag
chosen to be written is not affected by the distance between the tag and the handheld.

 On the home screen, press "Read/Write".

Fig.15: Select "Read/Write"

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 Select the memory bank to be written

Fig.16: Select memory bank

 Select the preferred format for the display of the start byte.

Fig.17: Select format

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 Specify the start byte for the write process: Tap the current start byte and enter the new

start byte in the following window.

Fig.18: Specify start byte

 Select the number of bytes to be written. When selecting "Some", enter the number in

the following window. When selecting "All", all the bytes that are available in the respect­ive memory bank of the tag are written.

Fig.19: Select number of bytes

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 Select the display format for the write data.

Fig.20: Select data format

 Press "Read".

Fig.21: "Read"

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 Adjust the data in the table.

Fig.22: Adjust data

 Press "Write".

Fig.23: Write

a The handheld starts the write process. The written data is displayed on the screen.

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Starting the Write Process from the "Scan" Screen

When a write process is started from the "Scan" screen, a tag with a specific EPC is written.

 Start the scan on the home screen.
 Select the tag to be written from the EPC list.
a The "Read/Write" screen opens.
 On the home screen, press "Read/Write".
 Select the memory bank to be written
 Select the preferred format for the display of the start byte.
 Specify the start byte for the write process: Tap the current start byte and enter the new

start byte in the following window.

 Select the number of bytes to be written. When selecting "Some", enter the number in

the following window. When selecting "All", all the bytes that are available in the respect­ive memory bank of the tag are written.

 Select the display format for the write data.
 Press "Read".
 Adjust the data in the table.
 Press "Write".
a The handheld starts the write process. The written data is displayed on the screen.

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7.5 Battery and Connection Display

The battery and connection display provides information about the charging status of the bat­tery, the connection between the handheld and the mobile devices, and for temperature dia­gnostics.

Icon Description

No handheld is connected

Establishing a connection to the handheld

The handheld is connected, the handheld battery status is displayed

Handheld is connected, battery is charging

Handheld is connected to the mobile device and mains power, the
battery is fully charged

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Icon Description

Temperature warning: Handheld is warm

Temperature warning: Handheld is overheating, communication with
tag is not possible.

Setting

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8 Setting

 Call up the home page of the Turck RFID app.
 Press the "Settings" button.
a The settings screen opens.

Fig.24: Turck RFID App: Settings

The settings screen provides access to the following elements:

n Information about the version: Displays the version of the Turck RFID app, type, serial num-

ber, firmware, and battery status of the handheld.

n PD20 password: Password for the handheld
n Email address to use for the send function in scan mode
n Request for email messages: Asks whether a message should be displayed on the handheld

before sending an email.

n Scan page display: Defines the display format of the data on the scan screen

8.1 Assign password

NOTE

The password must be entered before each read, write, or erase process.

 Open the settings screen.
 Select "PD20 password".
 Enter the password.
a The password is stored on the handheld.

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9 Eliminating Interference

If the device does not function as expected, check whether there is any ambient interference. If
there is no ambient interference, check the connections of the handheld and the mobile device
for errors.

If there are no errors, there is a device malfunction. Device malfunctions can be caused by the
following:

n The handheld is not charged. If the charge level is too low, communication errors between

the handheld and the mobile device can occur. Recharge the handheld.

n The firmware of the handheld is out of date.
n The audio port of the mobile device is dirty. Clean the audio port.

Maintenance

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10 Maintenance

10.1 Carrying out a Firmware Update

The Turck RFID app automatically reports an outdated firmware version.

 Confirm the message.
a The update will start automatically.

11 Repair

The device must not be repaired by the user. The device must be decommissioned if it is faulty.
Observe our return policy when returning the device to Turck.

11.1 Returning devices

If a device has to be returned, bear in mind that only devices with a decontamination declara­tion will be accepted. This is available at

http://www.turck.de/en/retoure-service-6079.php

and must be completely filled in, and affixed securely and weather-proof to the outside of the
packaging.

12 Disposal

The devices must be disposed of correctly and must not be included in normal
household garbage.

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13 Technical Data

Technical Data

Ambient temperature -10…+55°C

Storage temperature -20…+60 °C

Output power 5…30 dBm, adjustable

Antenna polarization Simulated circular

Memory Depending on the connected host device

Display Depending on the connected host device

Battery capacity 1800 mAh

Communication Via 3.5-mm jack plug

Included software Turck RFID app, available free of charge

Operating system iOS, Android

Dimensions 159 × 95 × 39 mm

Weight 170 g

Housing material Plastic, black

Protection class IP20

Appendix: EU declaration of conformity

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14 EU declaration of conformity

Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG hereby declares that the radio equipment type PD20-UHF-EU-R cor­responds to Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available
on the Internet at the following address: www.turck.com

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