BVCAMB4020ANTI THEFT DEVICE / SCANNER - DEACTIVATOR

AMB-4020 HAND-HELD SCANNER/DEACTIVATOR 8200-0369-04, REV. A USER’S GUIDE 1 of 9 AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator User’s Guide Product Overview The AMB-4020 hand-held scanner/deactivator is a multi-purpose device used for scanning barcodes, detecting and deactivating EAS labels, alarm logging, and source tagging compliance checking. It includes the following features: © 2004 Sensormatic Electronics Corp. Feature Function Base Charging Station with security lock Secures the hand-held unit when not in use. Keeps unit batteries optimally charged. Liquid Crystal Display Displays prompts and messages relating to the task at hand. Keypad Used for entering information. See the Keypad Overview for details. LED indicators Red and green lights indicate proper unit function. Integrated Barcode Scanner Used to scan barcodes on receipts, merchandise, packages and badges. Ergonomic Grip Provides comfortable use for a variety of users. Feature Function Integrated EAS Detector / Deactivator Assists in identifying merchandise that has not been properly deactivated at the point-of-sale. Also allows these items to be deactivated with proof of purchase. Scanner Trigger Activates the scanner when needed. Alternate Scan Barcode button Activates the barcode scanner when the unit is stored in its base. WARNING: Before using this device, read this manual carefully! Ensure that all the safety instructions specified within this manual are continuously observed and respected during the installation and/or during the operation of this device. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) LED indicators Integrated Detector/Deactivator Scanner Trigger (beneath keypad) Base Charging Station Ergonomic Grip Keypad Alternate Scan Barcode Button WARNING! Laser aperture- laser beam Integrated Barcode Scanner AMB-4020 HAND-HELD SCANNER/DEACTIVATOR 8200-0369-04, REV. A USER’S GUIDE 2 of 9 Keypad Overview F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 1 pqrs 7 9 wxyz 3 def 4 ghi abc 2 jkl 5 tuv 8 6 mno 0 The buttons on the keypad allow you enter information about the activity being performed. Depending upon the software configuration, some keypad features may not be available. Button Function Power Switches the scanner/deactivator to standby mode to conserve power. Cursor Moves the cursor around the LCD. Press an arrow corresponding to the direction that you want to move the cursor. Enter Makes selections appearing on the LCD. Alternate Scan Barcode Activates the barcode scanner when the unit is stored in the base. Button Function Backlighting Turns on LCD backlighting if the display appears dark. Alpha Shift Key Toggles between entering numbers and alphabetic characters using the numeric keypad. F1 F2F3 F4 F5F6 Function Keys Special purpose keys that can be programmed to perform specific functions depending upon the screen displayed. 1 pqrs 7 9 wxyz 3 def 4 ghi abc 2 jkl 5 tuv 8 6 mno 0 Numeric Keypad Allows numbers to be manually entered. Alphabetic characters can be entered using these buttons and by pressing the Alpha Shift key. Function Keys (F1 – F6) Numeric Keypad (0 – 9) Power Cursor Control (Up/Down/Left/Right) LCD Backlighting Enter Alternate Scan Barcode LCD Alphanumeric Shift Key AMB-4020 HAND-HELD SCANNER/DEACTIVATOR 8200-0369-04, REV. A USER’S GUIDE 3 of 9 Contents Before Using the AMB-4020 Scanner/Deactivator3 Safe Operation................................................3 Laser Device Warnings...................................3 Avoid Dropping the Scanner/Deactivator.......3 Preparing the Scanner/Deactivator.......................4 Charging and Securing the Scanner/Deactivator.......................................4 Removing the Scanner/Deactivator from the Base Charging Station....................................4 Using the Scanner/Deactivator.............................5 Scanning Barcodes.........................................5 Detecting/Deactivating EAS Tags and Labels6 Logging Alarms...............................................6 Maintenance..........................................................6 Glossary................................................................6 Specifications........................................................7 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator.....................7 Base Charging Station....................................8 Declarations..........................................................9 Before Using the AMB-4020 Scanner/Deactivator Keep the following precautions in mind when using the AMB-4020 hand-held scanner/ deactivator. Safe Operation IMPORTANT! This device may be used to locate and deactivate Ultra•Max ® labels on merchandise to help speed up the checkout process in busy retail environments. Like many similar devices, the AMB- 4020 scanner/deactivator emits electromagnetic fields that may affect certain implanted medical devices. Since it is impossible to tell which customers may have an implanted medical device, it should not be used within 30cm (12in) of a customer’s head and torso. Some employees with implanted medical devices may notice interactions while operating this equipment. These interactions are ordinarily transitory and should not be harmful. However, if the employee feels uncomfortable, a change in assigned duties should be considered. Laser Device Warnings WARNING: Do not stare (look) in the beam of the laser: It is a Laser Class 2 and it may produce eye damages. WARNING: Do not test the device with the aperture directed to your eyes. WARNING: It is very important to be aware that the duration of the laser radiation emission is longer than the audible beep that results when the push- button (trigger) is activated: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TURN THE APERTURE TOWARDS YOUR EYES DURING THE RADIATION EMISSION. The red beam is an optical indicator that the radiation is present and, as long as it is visible, the scanner shall not be directed towards the operator or towards any other person’s eyes. WARNING: Do not attempt to open the equipment enclosure! There are no serviceable parts within this equipm…

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Sensormatic Electronics Corporation 6600 Congress Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33487 Telephone (561) 912-6000 FAX (561) 912-6787 January 25 th , 2005 Timco Engineering, Inc. 849 N.W. State Road 45 P.O. Box 370 Newberry, Florida 32669 USA Re: Request for withholding from public disclosure proprietary information submitted pursuant to an application for certification of transmitter. FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 Dear Sir or Madam: Sensormatic Electronics Corporation requests certain materials submitted with this application for certification be withheld from public disclosure. This request is made under the provision of 47 CFR 0.457 (d) and 5 USC 552(b)(4) Freedom of Information Act, Trade Secrets. The items for which confidentiality is requested include the Operational Description, Block Diagram and Schematic Diagrams. This information contains proprietary information (trade secrets) regarding the circuit operation and capabilities (specific values of components, circuit design details and system architecture) that are the result of our extensive investment in research and development. Without the disclosed information, competitive organizations would take considerable more time to assess and develop a workable competitive product. As a result, we believe that disclosure of these company-guarded materials would compromise our leading position in this market. We therefore formally request that the materials identified “Confidential” be kept strictly confidential and not made available for inspections by any other party, except on a need to know basis for the sole purpose of the certification process. Sincerely, William M. Elliott Sr. EMC Engineer, Compliance Engineering

Sensormatic Electronics Corporation 6600 Congress Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33487 Telephone (561) 912-6000 FAX (561) 912-6787 January 5 th , 2005 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Dear Sir or Madam: Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, 6600 Congress Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33431 hereby requests certification for the Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator [FCC ID: BVCAMB4020] as set forth in the Federal Communication Commission's Rules and Regulations, Part 2 and 15. The Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator is a handheld device that can detect & deactivate ULTRAMAX EAS labels as well as scanning and reading barcode data. The handheld scanner deactivator is marketed as part of a system consisting of the handheld scanner / deactivator and a base charging station that contains a 900 MHz frequency hopping system synchronization transmitter and various I/O ports. The base charging station is subject to a separate equipment authorization and is in the process of being filed with the Commission under FCC ID: BVCHH2BCS. The Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator is capable of driving an antenna to generate a magnetic field to excite tags, receive the signal and deactivate the tag when an acceptable tag signal is detected and verified. The tag detection transmitter operates at 58 kHz. The Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator also contains a deactivator operating at 1300 Hz, a laser bar code scanner for reading bar codes, a 900 MHz frequency hopping system synchronization receiver, and an OEM PDA integrated in the unit for user controls. The 900 MHz receiver was verified on the OATS listed under FCC Registration Number 90925 and complies with the applicable regulations. The Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator integrates the Symbol Technologies, Inc LA-4137 Compact Flash Wireless LAN Adapter that was originally approved under FCC ID: H9PLA4137P. Symbol Technologies has performed a Class I permissive change to approve the device under the FCC ID: H9PLA4137 identifier, but no changes were made to the device [still uses same integral antenna / etc.]. A copy of the letter from Symbol Technologies explaining this is appended. Radiated EMC measurements was performed on the WLAN card in the system and the results are included as part of the test report Sincerely, William M. Elliott Sr. EMC Engineer, Compliance Engineering

12 April 2004 Sensormatic Attn: Mac Elliot 6600 Congress Avenue Boca Raton, FL Dear Mac, The LA-4137 radio (P/N LA-4137-1020-WW) is approved under the FCC ID: H9PLA4137 and was originally approved under FCC ID: H9PLA4137P. No changes have been made to the part since authorization under FCC ID: H9PLA4137P. The antenna used in the H9PLA4137P application was a PCB mounted Rangestar Antenna. The antenna used in the H9PLA4137 application was a sleeved dipole with a Murata GSC connector. The radio circuitry, layout, shielding and operation are identical for both devices. Testing was successfully done to verify that the radio using the PCB mounted Rangestar Antenna met the FCC Criteria for a Class 1 Permissive Change for the H9PLA4137. The radio using the PCB mounted Rangestar Antenna was relabeled listing the FCC ID: H9PLA4137. Regards, Mark S. Luksich Director, Regulatory Engineering Symbol Technologies Inc. One Symbol Plaza Holtsville NY 11742

Exhibit 6 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator External Photos External Photo 1 – Front View Exhibit 6 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 External Photo 2 – Side View Exhibit 6 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 External Photo 3 – Top / Rear View Exhibit 6 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 External Photo 4 – Bottom View

Exhibit 3 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator Label Placement

Exhibit 2 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator Label Artwork Model: AMB-4020 P/N: 0304-2854-01 MFD: 09/043 SERIAL NO: SECA0117012345 REV : A RATING: 8.4V 2.1A FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 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. This class a digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe a est confrome á la norme NMB-003 du Canada. IC:3506A-AMB4020 CONTAINS FCC ID:H9PLA4137 CANADA:1549104431A MADE IN Puerto Rico Aguadilla 00690-0627 NRTL 

Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator Internal Photos Internal Photo 1 – Keypad Interconnect Top View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 2 – Keypad Interconnect Bottom View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 3 – LCD Display Bottom View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 4 – LCD Display Top View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 5 – Pistol Power PCB Bottom View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 6 – Pistol Power PCB Top View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 7 – Pistol Processor PCB Bottom View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 8 – Pistol Processor PCB TopView Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 9 – Win CE PCB Top View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 10 – Win CE PCB Bottom View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 11 – Win CE PCB and WLAN Card Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 12 - WLAN Card Top View Exhibit 7 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Internal Photo 13 - WLAN Card Bottom View

Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 1 Issue Date: January 2005 COMPANY Sensormatic Electronics Corp. 6600 Congress Ave Boca Raton, Florida 33487 PRODUCT TESTED AMB-4020 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 FCC RULES 15.207, 15.209 IC SPECIFICATIONS RSS 210 TEST DATE[s] Dec. 11, 2004 – January 25, 2005 SUBMITTED BY William M. Elliott Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 2 Issue Date: January 2005 CONTENTS I. SUMMARY OF RESULTS 3 II. GENERAL INFORMATION 3 Test Methodology 3 Test Facility 3 System Description 4 15.203 Compliance 4 III. CONDUCTED EMISSIONS TESTING, 47 CFR 15.207 4 IV. RADIATED EMISSIONS TESTING, 47 CFR 15.209 4 V. OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH, RSS 210, Clause 5.9.1 5 VI. LIST OF MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT 6 VII. DATA Part A – Conducted Emissions 7 Part B – Radiated Emissions 8 Part C – 20 dB Bandwidth 9 Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 3 Issue Date: January 2005 I. Summary of Results 47 CFR 15.203 ANTENNA REQUIREMENTS COMPLIES 47 CFR 15.207 CONDUCTED EMISSIONS COMPLIES 47 CFR 15.209 RADIATED EMISSIONS COMPLIES RSS 210: 5.9.1 OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH PROVIDED II. General Information 1.1. Test Methodology Both conducted and radiated emissions testing were performed according to the procedures in ANSI C63.4-1992, and the requirements of 15.31, 15.33, 15.35, 15.207, and 15.209. Radiated emissions measurements below 30MHz were performed at a 3 meter distance and the results were extrapolated to the distance specified per 15.31 and 15.209 invoking the 2-point extrapolation method. The device is manufactured with an integral antenna. To accommodate the conducted RF measurements, a unit was modified to replace the antenna with an external SMA connector. Another unmodified unit was used for radiated spurious emissions. 1.2. Test Facility Measurements per 15.207 and 15.209 were performed at Sensormatic Electronics Corporation. The shielded room conducted emissions measurement facility and the radiated emissions Open Area Test Site are located at Sensormatic Electronics Corporation Headquarters at 6600 Congress Avenue, Boca Raton, Florida 33487. These sites have been found acceptable by and are on file with the FCC per FCC Registration Number 90925, and Industry Canada per file number IC 3506. Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 4 Issue Date: January 2005 1.3. Test System Description. The Sensormatic® AMB-4020 Hand-Held Scanner/Deactivator is a handheld device that can detect & deactivate ULTRAMAX EAS labels, and can scan and read barcode data. It is marketed with a base charging/locking station that is typically mounted to a fixed location. Normal retail environment applications include detecting and deactivating EAS labels as well as scanning product barcodes. This unit consists of power regulation circuitry that uses the battery voltage to generate 1.25, 3.3, 5.0, 19 & 21 VDC. These voltages are used by the different components of the unit. The product tested was a pre-production unit built to production drawings. To detect EAS labels, the handheld drives a coil antenna at 58 kHz. This generates a magnetic field that excites a label when in range. The handheld can then detect the presence of the label. The handheld is powered from a rechargeable 2 series cell Li-ion battery pack. 15.203. . The antenna is an internal loop antenna and not accessible to the user. Therefore the device complies with the provisions of this clause. III. Conducted Emissions 15.207. Conducted emissions data are presented in Section VIII “Data”, Part A, “Conducted Emissions”. The handheld is powered from a rechargeable 2 series cell Li-ion battery pack. However, the device is marketed with a base charging station that plugs into the AC mains. Therefore, conducted emissions testing was done with the handheld in the base. The operational mode of the handheld is limited while in the base charging station and the normal operating mode was exercised. The product demonstrated compliance with the requirements of 15.207. Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 5 Issue Date: January 2005 IV. Radiated Emissions 15.209. Radiated emissions data for this product are presented in Section VIII “Data”, Part B, Radiated Emissions. The product demonstrated compliance with the requirements. Radiated emissions measurements were performed at 3 meters. An inverse-linear distance extrapolation factor of 20 dB/decade was used . The results were compared to the limits by extrapolating the results to 300 meters as per 15.31(f)(2), . Maximum radiation was determined by first assessing symmetry. The product exhibited semi-circular symmetry. Measurements were taken at radials of 22.5° throughout two quadrants; the measurement antenna was rotated for maximum pickup about the vertical axis of the measurement antenna at each radial. The maximum emission was determined to be with the measurement loop antenna in the vertical polarization, parallel to the radiating loop of the antenna structure. See Section VIII, Part B for results. V. Occupied Bandwidth RSS 210:5.9.1. The 20 dB bandwidth measurements for this product are presented in Section VII “Data”, Part C, Occupied Bandwidth. A bandwidth requirement was not specified for 58kHz products, so the default 20dB bandwidth was measured. Exhibit 9 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Report AMS-4020 6 Issue Date: January 2005 VI. LIST OF MEASURING EQUIPMENT The equipment used for determining compliance of the AMS-9040 system with the requirements of 15.207 and 15.209 is marked with an “X” in the first column of the table below. Model Description Vendor Serial # X ALP -70 Loop Antenna Electro Metrics 163 X 3110B Biconical Antenna Electro Metrics 1017 3146 Log Periodic Antenna EMCO 3909 3825/2 Line Imp Stable Network EMCO 1562 X 3816/2NM Line Imp Stable Network EMCO 9703 1018 6060B Frequency Generator Giga-tronics 5850202 FM2000 Isotropic Field Monitor Amplifier Research 15171 FP2000 Iso…

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Exhibit 10 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Test Setup Photos Conducted Emissions Exhibit 10 FCC ID: BVCAMB4020 IC: 3506A-AMB4020 Radiated Emissions