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Owners Manual: Click to download your copy Read an article we wrote
2009: Downloadable literature PDF Click Here To See How the Guard Would Use It
Click to read our "plain english" how to install manual
The ProxiPen senses and automatically reads the tag. RFID tags can be painted, glued or screwed to any surface, can be placed behind mirrors, paintings, chairs, etc. You can read through any surface but metal. Useful in locations where aesthetics, environmental, or vandalism are considerations. RFID Tags are not affected by sunlight, heat, cold, water, snow.
If you have a Windows computer, this will work. Minimum Requirements: Windows 95b, 98/SE, 2000, XP/SP2, Vista, 7, 8 and 10(Admin) Intel 486 processor or newer CD Player (to install the program) 16MB RAM 50 MB HD space Screen res: 800x 600 USB 1.1 USB 2.0 USB 3.0
ProxiPen Kit Getting Started from Joseph Wagner on Vimeo.
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Report Set-Up Checkpoint List Example Report
Download this Excel Guard Sign-off sheet. Click on the image below.
Using this form, they won't be so likely to destroy your expensive watchman clock. We designed it, you are welcome to have it.
EmployeeTimeClocks.com 10300 49th Street N. Suite 513
Clearwater, Florida 33762
1 (800) 682 3389 Fax: (727) 576-0415
Detex ProxiPen Quick Start
Load the software, connect the reader cradle.
Remove the spacer that protects the battery in the ProxiPen. ** Don’t over tighten – just make it snug.
On a sheet of paper, draw a map of the locations where the “Stations” (Tags) will be. Or make a list, maps seem to make more sense.
Name the stations ("Checkpoints"). Write these names on removable AVERY labels.
1 Roof 2 Dock 3 Elevator 4 Pool 5 Server Room and so-on
Optional: At the top of the sheet, put down the names of the patrolmen – if you want to track the guards. The software can create reports by guard, and reports by individual “tour.”
At the top of the sheet, put down the names of the Tours. Even Tour 1, Tour 2, etc. The same with the Guards. Like Ed, Mike, Susan, or G1, G2, G3 and so-on
DO NOT SCAN THEM YET.
When you set up the software, define each tour and read the Tag that you marked.
Upload the reads to the software.
Put the names in place of the TAG (1, 2, 3, 4, 5…)
Next, read the tags in order 1 – 20.
Reserve 1 – 4 for the patrolmen names.
Upload them. Rename them in the software.
Next, read the Tours Tags. Upload them. Rename them.
To create a tour, simply select from your menus of tours and tags.
Go out, place the tags on location.
This should get you started.
Call Detex at 1 800 729 3839 then get tech support if you need further assistance.
To order more Tags, readers, etc: Call us, or order off the website.