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ISSUE

  • Cannot turn on the RFID reader even though pressed the power button.



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Model

RFID Readers

Point Mobile RFID readers

  • RF851, RF300, RF750, RF900
RESOLUTION




Troubleshooting Steps

If you cannot turn on the reader even though you pressed the power button, check the LED indicator when you try to turn on the device.


CauseSolution
Symptom
1
.

(No LED

lights

)

Cause:

Not enough battery

Solution:

Charge the reader

If the LED doesn't light, it indicates the battery is too low to turn on the reader. Charge it using the power adapter or charging cradle first.

Symptom
2
.

(Blinking Green & Red

alternatively (Charging

on charging LED)

Cause:

Battery

fault

Solution: 

If the charging LED

is

blinking green and red when you connect the reader to charger, it indicates the reader could not recognize the battery. To solve this state, follow the steps below. When each step does not work, move on to the next step.

not installed properly

Reinstall battery

Remove the battery and install it again.

3

(Blinking Green & Red on charging LED)

Battery fault

Change battery

Charge

Change the battery to a new one, and try again.

If the reader can be turned on after battery replacement, the battery may have a problem with the connector or others.


Request the repair

4

Repair or analysis required

Contact local reseller

If you cannot

boot the RFID reader even though you tried the A and B steps, there might be a problem with the connector of your reader. In this case, request the repair to Point Mobile repair center.

solve the problem with the above steps, contact your local reseller to proceed repair or analyze the issue.





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