TA7-T201-2WiFi Wireless Location Tag

2 BEFORE YOU BEGIN .......................................................................... 4 I NTRODUCTION TO T201 ..........................................................................4 CHAPTER 1: GETTING STARTED ........................................................ 5 S TATUS I NDICATION LED .........................................................................5 S YSTEM R EQUIREMENTS ...........................................................................6 C HARGING T201 T AGS ............................................................................7 CHAPTER 2: CONFIGURATION........................................................... 7 A CCESSING THE C ONFIGURATION I NTERFACE (CLI) ...........................................7 U SING THE C ONFIGURATION I NTERFACE ....................................................... 10 S ETTING P ARAMETER V ALUE ..................................................................... 11 D ISPLAYING P ARAMETER V ALUE ................................................................. 11 E RROR M ESSAGES ................................................................................ 11 M INIMUM C ONFIGURATION ...................................................................... 12 C ONFIGURING M ULTIPLE T AGS .................................................................. 13 C HANGES FROM T101 T AGS .................................................................... 13 C OMMUNICATION P ARAMETERS .................................................................. 14 L IMITING THE S CANNED C HANNELS ............................................................ 16 P ERIODIC P ARAMETERS .......................................................................... 16 M OTION P ARAMETERS ............................................................................ 17 C ALL / O N -O FF B UTTON P ARAMETERS ......................................................... 19 B UZZER OPERATION .............................................................................. 19 LED OPERATION .................................................................................. 20 M AINTENANCE OPERATION ....................................................................... 21 O THER P ARAMETERS ............................................................................. 22 C OMMANDS ........................................................................................ 24 C ONFIGURATION T IPS ............................................................................ 25 CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...................................... 26 E NCLOSURE ........................................................................................ 26 W I -F I .............................................................................................. 26 O PERATING R ANGES FROM AN A CCESS P OINT ................................................. 27 C ONFIGURATION .................................................................................. 27 B ATTERY L IFE ..................................................................................... 27 A PPLICATION I NTERFACE (EPE) ................................................................ 28 C ERTIFICATIONS .................................................................................. 28 CHAPTER 4: CARE AND LIMITED WARRANTY .................................. 29 C ARE AND M AINTENANCE ........................................................................ 29 L IMITED W ARRANTY .............................................................................. 30 3 N OTICE OF W ARRANTY C LAIMS ................................................................. 31 4 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Introduction to T201 The Ekahau T201 Wi-Fi tag is part of Ekahau RTLS (Real-Time Location System) that consists of the award-winning Ekahau T201 tags and Positioning Engine (EPE) software platform, enabling real- time people and asset tracking in any standard Wi-Fi network. The T201 tags can be attached to any mobile object or asset, and can be carried by people as well. The Ekahau Positioning Engine software continuously reports the tag coordinates, area, heading, and speed within the Wi-Fi coverage area both indoors and outdoors. y Works with standard 802.11b and 802.11g Wi-Fi networks y Configurable button, motion, and periodic location reporting parameters y Two status indication LED and for helping in locating the tag y Buzzer for audio signals for helping in locating the tag y Intelligent battery-life management with motion sensor y Ekahau Manager application for creating and testing location- specific Positioning Models for accurate tracking y High-performance Positioning Engine for solving several hundred locations per second y Flexible Java™ and Ekahau YAX™ application interfaces for quickly integrating the location information with external party applications. 5 The T201 splash proof enclosure has a power / call button, two status LEDs, buzzer and a configuration /charging port. CHAPTER 1: Getting Started Status Indication LED Category TAG Status LED Indication Scanning Network data scanned and sent to EPE Green flash after scanning and sending data to EPE Button (Call Feature) Button pressed (only if button detection is on) Continuous green light indicates when the button is pressed down Button (Power ON) Button down for 3s y Continuous green light after 3s (release the button for power on) y Flashing red light indicate too low battery to start Button (Power OFF) Button down for 3s Continuous green light for 3s, then continuous red light (release the button for power off) Battery Charging y Continuous green light y All other LED indications off Battery Charging complete Returns from continuous green light (charging) to normal LED indications Battery Low Continuous 3s red light every 30s Battery Empty No light EPE (Positioning Engine) error y Authentication error y Connection refused y Connection timeout y Protocol error y EPE err…

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2 BEFORE YOU BEGIN .......................................................................... 4 I NTRODUCTION TO T201 ..........................................................................4 CHAPTER 1: GETTING STARTED ........................................................ 5 S TATUS I NDICATION LED .........................................................................5 S YSTEM R EQUIREMENTS ...........................................................................6 C HARGING T201 T AGS ............................................................................7 CHAPTER 2: CONFIGURATION........................................................... 7 A CCESSING THE C ONFIGURATION I NTERFACE (CLI) ...........................................7 U SING THE C ONFIGURATION I NTERFACE ....................................................... 10 S ETTING P ARAMETER V ALUE ..................................................................... 11 D ISPLAYING P ARAMETER V ALUE ................................................................. 11 E RROR M ESSAGES ................................................................................ 11 M INIMUM C ONFIGURATION ...................................................................... 12 C ONFIGURING M ULTIPLE T AGS .................................................................. 13 C HANGES FROM T101 T AGS .................................................................... 13 C OMMUNICATION P ARAMETERS .................................................................. 14 L IMITING THE S CANNED C HANNELS ............................................................ 16 P ERIODIC P ARAMETERS .......................................................................... 16 M OTION P ARAMETERS ............................................................................ 17 C ALL / O N -O FF B UTTON P ARAMETERS ......................................................... 19 B UZZER OPERATION .............................................................................. 19 LED OPERATION .................................................................................. 20 M AINTENANCE OPERATION ....................................................................... 21 O THER P ARAMETERS ............................................................................. 22 C OMMANDS ........................................................................................ 24 C ONFIGURATION T IPS ............................................................................ 25 CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...................................... 26 E NCLOSURE ........................................................................................ 26 W I -F I .............................................................................................. 26 O PERATING R ANGES FROM AN A CCESS P OINT ................................................. 27 C ONFIGURATION .................................................................................. 27 B ATTERY L IFE ..................................................................................... 27 A PPLICATION I NTERFACE (EPE) ................................................................ 28 C ERTIFICATIONS .................................................................................. 28 CHAPTER 4: CARE AND LIMITED WARRANTY .................................. 29 C ARE AND M AINTENANCE ........................................................................ 29 L IMITED W ARRANTY .............................................................................. 30 3 N OTICE OF W ARRANTY C LAIMS ................................................................. 31 4 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Introduction to T201 The Ekahau T201 Wi-Fi tag is part of Ekahau RTLS (Real-Time Location System) that consists of the award-winning Ekahau T201 tags and Positioning Engine (EPE) software platform, enabling real- time people and asset tracking in any standard Wi-Fi network. The T201 tags can be attached to any mobile object or asset, and can be carried by people as well. The Ekahau Positioning Engine software continuously reports the tag coordinates, area, heading, and speed within the Wi-Fi coverage area both indoors and outdoors. y Works with standard 802.11b and 802.11g Wi-Fi networks y Configurable button, motion, and periodic location reporting parameters y Two status indication LED and for helping in locating the tag y Buzzer for audio signals for helping in locating the tag y Intelligent battery-life management with motion sensor y Ekahau Manager application for creating and testing location- specific Positioning Models for accurate tracking y High-performance Positioning Engine for solving several hundred locations per second y Flexible Java™ and Ekahau YAX™ application interfaces for quickly integrating the location information with external party applications. 5 The T201 splash proof enclosure has a power / call button, two status LEDs, buzzer and a configuration /charging port. CHAPTER 1: Getting Started Status Indication LED Category TAG Status LED Indication Scanning Network data scanned and sent to EPE Green flash after scanning and sending data to EPE Button (Call Feature) Button pressed (only if button detection is on) Continuous green light indicates when the button is pressed down Button (Power ON) Button down for 3s y Continuous green light after 3s (release the button for power on) y Flashing red light indicate too low battery to start Button (Power OFF) Button down for 3s Continuous green light for 3s, then continuous red light (release the button for power off) Battery Charging y Continuous green light y All other LED indications off Battery Charging complete Returns from continuous green light (charging) to normal LED indications Battery Low Continuous 3s red light every 30s Battery Empty No light EPE (Positioning Engine) error y Authentication error y Connection refused y Connection timeout y Protocol error y EPE err…

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1(2) EXTERNAL PHOTOS FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 2(2)

1(2) Marking plate and marking location FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 Markingplate 2(2) Marking plate location

1(4) INTERNAL PHOTOS FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 2(4) PCB top PCB bottom 3(4) Module PCB top without shielding Module PCB bottom 4(4) Battery

Ekahau T201 Wi-Fi Tag is a small active radio tag for tracking and finding people and assets. Once attached to an asset or carried by a person the target can be accurately tracked with the Ekahau RTLS platform within the coverage of an 802.11 network. It is most suitable for tracking equipment, personnel or patients in hospitals, manufacturing plants or in any other industry where knowledge of the actual and up-to-date location can improve efficiency and safety. The T201 tag features an audio buzzer and two red/green LEDs that help to distin - guish the tag location. For security applications the call-button enables sending alerts, including the location of the alerter, to security personnel or caregivers. The tag’s small size, long battery-life and multiple mounting options make its use care-free in all types of applications. Monitoring continuous, and precise, location information of mobile people and assets has never been this easy. Features • Works with any standard 802.11b infrastructure • Supports multiple SSID and WEP keys • Battery life up to several years • Low battery warning • Intelligent battery-life management with motion sensor • Call button/programmable transmitter button • Customizable audio and LED signals • RS232 port for configuration • Multiple mounting options Ekahau T201 Wi-Fi Tag T201 Wi -Fi T ag data sheet Benefits • Locates assets and people in real-time • Requires no proprietary wireless infrastructure • Low power consumption and long battery life • Small size and mounting options enable a wide variety of usage options • Easy and efficient over-the-air configuration www.ekahau.com [email protected] [email protected] West Coast Ekahau, Inc. 12930 Saratoga Avenue, Suite B-9 Saratoga, CA 95070 Tel: 1-866-4EKAHAU Fax: 1-408-725 8405 [email protected] East Coast Ekahau, Inc. 620 Herndon Parkway Suite 200 Herndon, VA 20170 Tel: 1-703-481 9861 Fax: 1-703-481 9834 [email protected] Europe Ekahau, Inc. Tammasaarenlaituri 3 00180 Helsinki, Finland Tel: +358 20 743 5910 Fax: +358 20 743 5919 [email protected] Asia Ekahau, Inc. Suite 1002 Chuang’s Tower 30-32 Connaught Road Central Hong Kong Tel: +852 3426 4770 Fax: +852 3426 4061 [email protected] © 2000-2005 Ekahau, Inc. All rights reserved. Ekahau ™ , Ekahau Positioning Engine ™ , Ekahau Site Survey ™ , Ekahau T201 ™ , Ekahau Finder ™ and the Ekahau logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Ekahau. Other product and company names may be trademarks or trade names of their respective owners. V1.3_25052005 Technical Wi-Fi Specification: V1.1 Specifications DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum) Wi-Fi Standard: 802.11b, 802.11d Media Access CSMA/CA RCV Sensitivity -82 dBm @ 11 Mb (Typ) Output Power 14 dBm +/- 1.0 dBm Frequency Range: 2.412-2.484 GHz Network Protocol: TCP/IP/DHCP or static Security: WEP 64/128 Bit Electrical DC Power: Internal 1800 mAh Li-Ion rechargeable Interface Antenna: Internal, omni-directional Configuration: Over-the-air or serial RS-232 Charger: Output: 5 V/1000 mA, Input: 110-240 V Rack charger: Ekahau C201 (optional) Battery Life Scan-rate Battery life 10 sec 24 hours 1 h 1 month* 1 d 1 year* External: DC power source (regulated 5V DC/500-600 mA) Certifications FCC Part 15 CE Mark Telec Mark Frequency Band Channels 1-11: North America Channels 1-13: Global Channel 1-14: Japan Environment Operating: 0 to 50 °C / 32 to 122 °F Storage: -10 to 70 °C / 14 to 158 °F Humidity: 20 to 95 % non-condensing, relative humidity Protection: water splash proof, IP53/NEMA12 Typical Open Space: 100 m (330 ft) @ 11Mb Operating Range 150 m (500 ft) @ 2Mb Closed Office: 40 m (140 ft) @ 11Mb 60 m (200 ft) @ 2Mb Physical Dimensions: 49 x 56 x 23 mm / 1.9 x 2.2 x 0.9 in Weight: 80 g / 2.8 oz *Estimate Specifications subject to change without prior notice.

Hello Monica, I have few questions regarding this application 1) RF Exposure statement states according to manufacturer the Duty cycle is 2.76%. Please attach manufacturers justification. 2) a) RF Exposure statement States " manual recommends the operator not be any closure than 0.5cm from transmitting antenna" . Can you please give me pointers. (Page number or Para number etc for this. I did not find this in the user manual). b) Please let me know how this device is carried, are there any carrying cases/ holsters for this device, if so please attach photo and details of such accessories. 3) Please provide details of the antenna used along with picture. 4) Internal photos should show details all components shields removed. Internal photo is required with plastic shield removed (2nd Photo on page 2(3). -----Original Message----- From: Monica Roos ES-STO Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 6:27 AM To: Suresh Kondapalli ES-Mpk Cc: Terre Wolak ES-Atl Subject: SV: TCB/FCC application for Ekahau FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 Dear Suresh, Nice to be in contact with you again. I hope everything is fine with you. Please see our comments/answers to your questions below. I hope the comments/answers will satisfy you, if not please let me know. Have a nice weekend! Best regards Monica Roos _____________________________________________ Från: Suresh Kondapalli ES-Mpk Skickat: den 10 juni 2005 02:14 Till: Monica Roos ES-STO Kopia: Terre Wolak ES-Atl Ämne: RE: TCB/FCC application for Ekahau FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 Hello Monica, I have few questions regarding this application 1) RF Exposure statement states according to manufacturer the Duty cycle is 2.76%. Please attach manufacturers justification. [Intertek Semko] The manufacturer has given us following explanation of the Duty cycle. Can you accept below stated explanation or do you need a signed document from the manufacturer stating the justification? "Packet send times calculations - sending a Probe request does takes more like 0,45 milliseconds, and sending 1500 Byte UDP packet takes in worst case (1Mbs) about 12 milliseconds. Thus we can conclude to the following worst case calculation: T201 is in calibrate mode triggering 3 Probe Requests and one at most 1500 byte UDP packet send every second. Thus 360*3*13 = 14040 Probe Requests and 360 UDP packets are sent in 6 minutes. The RF is then on for 14040*0,4 ms + 360*12 ms = 9936 ms. Thus in worst case scenario RF is on for (9,936 s / 360 s) * 100 % = 2,76%." The manucaturer also have following comments to the SAR calculation "Have you taken into account antenna position in T201 in your calculation? Since the antenna is located in top left corner of front panel, I assume both the PCB and especially the battery absorb quite much of the energy coming from the antenna." 2) a) RF Exposure statement States " manual recommends the operator not be any closure than 0.5cm from transmitting antenna" . Can you please give me pointers. (Page number or Para number etc for this. I did not find this in the user manual). [Intertek Semko] Please see attached e-mail which includes latest version of User Manual, Certificate Agreement, Marking plate and Data sheet of product. << Message: TCB/FCC application for Ekahau FCC ID TA7-T201-2- additional documents >> b) Please let me know how this device is carried, are there any carrying cases/ holsters for this device, if so please attach photo and details of such accessories. [Intertek Semko] Please see updated external photos attached << File: External photos_FCC ID TA7-T201-2.pdf >> 3) Please provide details of the antenna used along with picture. [Intertek Semko] Data sheet of the antenna is attached and please see 2nd internal photo for a picture of the antenna, the blue compnent in the right corner of the PCB. << File: 15 - Bluetooth long - 03-10-03.pdf >> 4) Internal photos should show details all components shields removed. Internal photo is required with plastic shield removed (2nd Photo on page 2(3). [Intertek Semko] Manufacturer has been informed. Internal photos of the with out the shield will be provided later.

1(2) TEST SET-UP PHOTOS FCC ID: TA7-T201-2 Radiated spurious emission 30-1000 MHz 2(2) Radiated spurious emission 1-26 GHz Conducted disturbance voltage in the frequency range 0,15 - 30 MHz