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Nomad™ 60 Wireless User Guide

 

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Button functions

WPS/Airplane Mode button

The Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) button is used to initiate the push-button authentication process needed for 
establishing a Wi-Fi Direct connection or establishing the Nomad 60 Wireless unit to act as an access point (AP). 

Activating Airplane Mode stops all wireless (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) radios on the Nomad.

WPS/Airplane Mode button functions are described in the following table.

Power off

Press and hold for 2 seconds

After 2 seconds you will hear a beep and then you 
can release the button.

Sleep mode

Press once

The Nomad enters into or wakes from sleep mode. 

Tip: To save battery life, put the device in sleep 
mode when not in use.

Check battery level

Press twice

The battery level is indicated by the fingertip LED 
lights on the Nomad. (Note: There might be a slight 
delay before the indicators light up.)

Battery life remaining indicators:

4 green lights = 80-100% 

3 green lights = 60-79%

2 green lights = 40-59% 

1 green light = 20-39%

1 red light = less than 20%

Note: When the battery charge is depleted, a unique 
tone sounds when the unit is about to turn off.

Factory reset

Press 10 times

Resets the Nomad to factory settings. 

For a successful reset, you must press the button 10 
times consecutively within 2 seconds. A unique tone 
sounds upon a successful reset attempt.

Hard power off

Press and hold for a minimum of 5 
seconds

Powers off the Nomad completely.

To minimize the risk of firmware corruption, a hard 
power off is not recommended unless the unit 
becomes unresponsive or is not working as expected.

Table 2 

WPS/Airplane Mode button functions

Function

WPS/Airplane Mode button 

action

Description

WPS authentication

Press once

Starts a 2-minute Wireless Protected Setup

 (

WPS) 

authentication process. 

Airplane Mode

Press and hold for 2 seconds.

The Nomad enters or wakes from Airplane Mode. 
Airplane Mode (RFKill) deactivates the radio 
transmitters to conserve power. 

Table 1 

Power button functions (Continued)

Function

Power button action

Description

Summary of Contents for Nomad 60 Wireless

Page 1: ...Nomad 60 Wireless User Guide...

Page 2: ...rks or registered trademarks of Cross Match Technologies Inc in the United States and other countries All other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owne...

Page 3: ...de button 6 LED indicator lights 7 Connection types 7 Setting up a connection 8 Bluetooth 8 Android 8 Windows 8 Nomad as an access point 9 Android 9 Windows 9 USB 9 Android 9 Windows 10 Wi Fi Client 1...

Page 4: ...be unusable FCC Compliance Statement FCC ID Q9Y7680 CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved could void your authority to use this equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC...

Page 5: ...hat you can refer to when developing custom applications USB cables and charging The cables provided with the Nomad 60 Wireless include USB C to USB C to be used with the charging brick for high speed...

Page 6: ...ators 4 green lights 80 100 3 green lights 60 79 2 green lights 40 59 1 green light 20 39 1 red light less than 20 Note When the battery charge is depleted a unique tone sounds when the unit is about...

Page 7: ...is paired Connection types You can connect the Nomad 60 Wireless reader to a mobile device using a USB cable Bluetooth the Nomad access point Wi Fi Client or Wi Fi Direct Advantages and disadvantages...

Page 8: ...evice Android 1 Power on the Nomad After the device is fully powered up the Bluetooth indicator light on the Nomad will blink for up to 3 minutes indicating that it is in pairing mode 2 On the Android...

Page 9: ...and then Wi Fi preferences 4 Expand Advanced 5 Select WPS Push Button A popup is displayed with a progress bar 6 On the top of the Nomad press the WPS Airplane Mode button The Android device shows the...

Page 10: ...e same access point Wi Fi Direct Wi Fi Direct is the default connection method for the Nomad 60 Wireless This method supported on Android devices and on computers or devices with Windows 10 allows a d...

Page 11: ...e icon does not appear it indicates that there is no connection 2 Click Select Device 3 Select the device serial number for example 7680 EN000xx 4 Select Open Device 5 Press Start Acquire On the Nomad...

Page 12: ...er opening a case you will receive an automatic email reply that references a case number If you reply to the automatic email your response will be logged in the case file A technician will contact yo...

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