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Uses RFID and single-chip tech for data collection, reads cards automatically.
BP-2002S-V includes an LCD display window, unlike the BP-2002S.
Connect to PC, calibrate clock, wait for shutdown, then initialize.
Reader turns on automatically for card reading and shuts off when complete.
Position card to head; 4 red flashes and 1 beep indicate successful reading.
Reader turns on automatically for card reading and shuts off when complete.
Position card to head; 4 red flashes and 1 beep indicate success. Displays last 4 digits.
Indicates a successful reading with 1 beep and 4 flashes.
Reading not successful; memory full, requires data upload.
Reading successful, but internal clock needs PC calibration.
Continuous LED flashes indicate low battery, needs changing.
Reader has an error; requires connection, upload, and initialization.
The BP-2002F displays the current time.
Reader memory is full; requires data upload before more readings.
Internal clock needs calibration after reader is turned on.
Battery is low and needs a new battery.
Reader has an error; requires connection, upload, and initialization.
Readers upload data via stations like BS-1000, BS-2000, etc.
Connect BS-1000 to PC, place reader, start software for automatic upload.
BP-2002S reads cards 5 seconds after PC communication.
Maintain an interval longer than 5 seconds between signal card readings.
BP-2002S can function as a standard signal card reader for various applications.
Reading successful, but internal clock requires PC calibration.
Reading failed; memory full, requires data upload.
Reader error requires connection, upload, and initialization.
Continuous LED flashes indicate low battery, needs charging/change.
Upload error requires initialization; all data will be removed.
Hardware error requires returning the reader to the manufacturer.
Wait 5 seconds after PC communication before scanning again.
Check interval, memory, battery; contact support if issues persist.
Check software, station connection, and reader placement on BS-1000.
Reader may have low battery; check battery and contact support.
Check 'Basic Report', use 'Reprocess' if data is present but not in reports.
Initialize reader and calibrate clock; initialization removes all records.
Specifications for BP-2002S including card reading, power, memory, dimensions.
Specifications for BP-2002F including card reading, power, memory, dimensions.
Follow manufacturer directions; do not disassemble, recharge, or expose to heat.
Low battery can cause reader shutdown and stop checkpoint readings.
Dangers include explosion risk, high temperatures, disassembly, and impact.
Uses CR123A battery, available in convenience stores.
Lift the label from the battery cover to begin the replacement process.
Two round depressions are revealed beneath the battery cover label.
Use needle-nosed pliers to hold depressions and turn cover counter-clockwise.
Open cover, note silicone ring; replace if damaged. Cathode faces outwards.
Open battery cap and remove battery, exposing the battery compartment.
Remove the silicone shock-absorption pad from the compartment wall.
Create a circuit between compartment bottom and wall for 2-5 seconds.
Replace pad, battery, cap. Check for reset beeps and calibrate time.
Use pliers to install battery cover, noting the notch for proper fit.
BP-2002S-V uses the same battery replacement procedure.
The BlueCard Inductive Guard Tour Reader is a device designed for collecting patrol information at set points and uploading it to a PC for processing and verification. It utilizes inductive data collection (RFID) and single-chip manufacturing technologies, offering convenient operation without the need for buttons, as it automatically detects and reads radio-frequency ID cards.
The primary function of the BlueCard Guard Tour Reader (BP-2002S and BP-2002F models) is to collect patrol information, including route, guard, location, time, and events, from designated checkpoints. This data is then uploaded to a PC for further processing and verification, enabling efficient management and monitoring of security patrols. The BP-2002S operates by automatically turning on to read a card when it is within range and then shutting off once the reading is complete. The BP-2002F model offers the same core functionality but includes an LCD display window, which shows the last four digits of the signal card's hexadecimal ID number after a successful read, a feature useful for status inquiry. Both models indicate a successful reading with four flashes of a red indicator light and a single "beep" sound.
The device can also function as a standard signal card reader for various applications.
General| Brand | BlueCard |
|---|---|
| Model | BP-2002S |
| Category | Card Reader |
| Language | English |
