After switching on the reader by pressing the On/Off button (1), you will see the message “Scan” with an arrow above it.

Press three times on the upper button (3) to display the “Language” menu. Then validate by pressing button (2). The reader is initially configured to operate in English.

To change the language, press button (4) and scroll down the languages until the one you wish to use (for example Spanish) is displayed. You must then validate your choice (button 2).

The following message is displayed for 4 seconds:
English
OK
And then the reader displays:
Scan

The languages available are: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Deutsch and Polish.
Once you have selected the language by pressing “ok” (2) you can switch off the reader by holding down the “On/Off” button (1). 

Activating the Reader

When the reader is switched off, you can switch it on by pressing button “On/Off” button (1). The display shows:SCAN
Press the “Validate” button (2) to activate chip search for 20 seconds.
Reading
The operator must hold the reader close to the place where the chip is assumed to be, scanning over the area slowly.

Two cases may arise:

First case:

A transponder is detected. The reader emits a “beep” and displays the identification number in the following form:
FDXB
952000001010101
In this case the transponder is an ISO FDX B. type transponder.
The identification number takes the form of a series of 15 digits (FDX B) or 10 digits (FDX A).
The number remains displayed for one minute before the reader switches back to the Scan Screen.

Note: switching off the reader causes the number displayed to be erased from the memory. 

Second case:

No transponder is detected.
If no transponder has been detected after 20 seconds, the reader emits three “beeps” and displays:
No transponder found!
This message will be erased after approximately 20 seconds. The reader will then display:
Scan
It will switch itself off automatically after two minutes to save battery power.
In this case, it is recommended to make two or more attempts to read the chip, scanning more widely over the area in which it is assume to be implanted. Each successive pressing of the button (4) will restart the reading in accordance with the process described above.

Recharging the Battery

• The reader is powered by a Lithium/ion battery.
• This battery is designed to allow several thousand reading operations. It can be recharged by connecting the reader to a USB port.
• A fixed red LED (5) indicates that recharging is in progress and green (5) when it is fully loaded.
• This LED will blink in blue when Bluetooth is activated.
• The service life of the battery depends not only on its use but also on the environment in which the reader is stored.
• An indicator on the right of the display (6) indicates the battery charge level.
• When the charge is too low the T4A 2416 reader displays the following message:
Low battery
Only around ten more reading operations will be possible before the reader switches itself off permanently.
To replace the battery, it is necessary to open the reader. It is strongly advised to consult your distributor, as it is essential to use original batteries only.