VizbeeS ETH101 Users manual

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.

Use those holes for screwing the device to walls

RFID Ethernet Gateway (FCC ID: 2AA2YETH101)

Installation and Operation Instructions

1. General

The RFID gateway is used for locating persons and assets in proximity to the device, that are
equipped with a Fireflies RFID tag and to communicate with other RFID readers, relaying all
communication to an Ethernet network.

2. Installation Instructions

The device may be mounted on any type of support, but for better operation it is recommended
avoiding mounting the device on a metal support.
The device may be mounted on walls, whether horizontally or vertically.
The device may be mounted from ceiling or above suspended ceiling.
The device may be mounted on the floor or under floating floor.

The device can be mounted either by using a standard glue or by screwing it to the support using
the 2 holes at both ends of the device.

Reader 2

Reader 3

Reader 1

Gateway

Figure 1 -Device Mounting

3. Operation Instructions

3.1. Activating the Device

Once installed, the device should be connected to 5V DC adapter into the micro-USB entry.
After connecting the power adapter, the device should be connected to network using standard
RJ45 cable. The device should start blinking in green after a while.
Another option is to connect the device to POE network. In that case, no power adapter is
needed.

3.2. Working with the Device

The device can receive transmissions from person tags (FCC ID 2AA2YPTAG101) and from
RFID Readers (2AA2YREADER101) sending them through the network to a server. In order for
the transmission to arrive to the gateway (and from there to a host computer), there should be a
path from the device to the gateway, either directly or by relaying through other readers of the
same type.

Figure 2 - Network Schema

In figure 2 Reader 1 connects directly with the gateway, whereas Readers 2 and 3 are too far
from the gateway, so will reach through Reader 1.