Unboxing and Setting Up the ThingMagic Sargas

Introduction

This video is part one in a three-part series on the ThingMagic Sargas RFID Reader. Part one will guide you through the process of unboxing and setting up your reader, while parts two and three will guide you in the installation and use of your ThingMagic URA Program.

[Audio Transcription Below]

Hi, my name is Kishan Patel from atlasRFIDstore.com. Today, we are going to walk through all the steps that are involved in setting up the ThingMagic Sargas 2-port UHF RFID Reader.

First, we are going to setup all the hardware pieces that you will need. Then, in the next video, we are going to download the ThingMagic URA and set up our PC or laptop to connect to the reader.

In order to read and write tags with the ThingMagic Sargas reader, you will need the following items:

First, you’ll want to connect the Power Supply to the Sargas. Connect one end of the Power Supply into the Reader’s “Power” port, and then connect the other end into a standard electrical outlet. The Power light on the side of the reader should light up.

Then, you will want to connect the Sargas Reader to your computer using the Ethernet cable. Connect one end of the cable into the “LAN” port on the reader, and then connect the other end into an “Ethernet” port on your PC.

Next, connect your reader to the UHF RFID Antenna by using the RP-TNC Male to RP-SMA Male Antenna cable.

It is important that your antenna cable has the correct connectors for the reader and the antenna that you are using. This MTI MT-242043 Antenna has an RP-TNC Female connector.

Connect the RP-TNC Male cable to the antenna.

The ThingMagic Sargas has an RP-SMA Female port. So, connect the RP-SMA Male end of the cable to the Sargas.

Conclusion

That concludes our video on unboxing and setting up the ThingMagic Sargas UHF RFID Reader. Be sure to watch the next video in the series, “ Installing the ThingMagic URA and Connecting to Your RFID Reader.”

Thanks for taking the time to walk through these steps with us. For more information on all things RFID, check out our blog, our RFID resources page, and subscribe to our YouTube channel. And, as always, if you have any questions at all, please send us an email or give us a call.


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