TRENDNet R91007G - Manuals

iv FM Transmitter 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.

1 BLUEFLYERS OVERVIEW BlueFlyers Concept The BlueFlyers unit electronically transmits information directly to Bluetooth enabled cell phones, laptops, PDAs, Blackberries, or other portable devices. The Bluetooth advertisement can contain images, audio, video, business cards, Java applications, and mo...

4 The CompactFlash (CF) card installed in the front of the BlueFlyers unit is not removable. Attempts to do so may cause damage and void the warranty. TRENDnet Bluetooth Transmitter TRENDnet Bluetooth Transmitter The TRENDnet Bluetooth transmitter connects to the base unit via a USB port. Select a U...

5 The optional AIRcable Bluetooth transmitter connects to the base unit using the USB cable (provided). Plug one end of the USB cable into the transmitter and the other end into the base unit. The antenna connects to the RP-SMA antenna jack on the transmitter. Power is provided to the transmitter ov...

6 Mode Description Passive Passive mode is always enabled. In this mode, flyers are sent when customers initiate the Bluetooth contact. This mode waits for parties to show interest before sending the advertisement. Active Active mode is optional. In this mode, a request to send a flyer is made to al...

8 Be sure to properly remove the USB flash drive from the PC (click on “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the Taskbar) so that no files are lost. If Windows is not notified that the USB flash drive is about to be removed, then it may not write all files to the flash drive. The flash drive can now be u...

16 When the process has finished, uncheck the Launch Audacity check box if it is not desired for to start the application immediately. Click the Finish button. Audacity is now installed and there should be an Audacity program icon on the Windows Start menu. This will not be located in a folder, but ...

27 Creation of the flyer’s file set is now complete. Click the Save button to store the file set. All files that have been selected for the electronic flyer and the FM broadcast will be copied to the BlueFlyers Wizard’s local directory. Modifying An Existing Flyer File Set The BlueFlyer Wizard allow...

29 Files can be added or removed as desired. The Save screen will be shown if changes were made to the flyer’s file set. Remove A Flyer File Set The BlueFlyers Wizard allows the removal of a flyer file set. On the first Flyer File Set screen, click the “Remove A Flyer File Set” radio button and then...

30 A list of all flyers that exist on the computer is shown. The flyer title shown is based on the title provided when the flyer’s file set was created. Select the flyer that is to be removed by clicking on its title and then click the Remove button. A confirmation screen will be shown to verify tha...

44 After the configuration options have been selected, the USB flash drive which will be used to configure the BlueFlyers unit needs to be selected. Be sure the USB flash drive is plugged into an available USB port on the PC. If a USB device is found that contains the proper directory structure that...

45 Once a device is selected, the Save button is enabled. Click the Save button to store the flyer’s file set and BlueFlyers configuration information. This flash drive will be used to configure the BlueFlyers unit. The USB flash drive can now be used to configure the BlueFlyers unit. Logs Log files...

50 The BlueFlyers Wizard assigns a unique ID (a time stamp) to each flyer when the flyer’s file set is created. This ID is stored on the computer and is stored in the log file by the BlueFlyers unit. When viewing logs, it is used as a reference to determine the flyer’s title. If the flyer no longer ...

51 A system log is also stored and provided. This log contains information from the BlueFlyers’ applications. The applications will write information to this log when they start, including version information. They will also write information if an error is encountered or a special function, such as...

53 The USB flash drive can be removed any time after the single long beep has been played. Time The BlueFlyers’ time can be synchronized with an NTP server. To accomplish this, connect the BlueFlyers unit to a network that has a DHCP server and an Internet connection, and then boot the unit. The Blu...

54 Audio Tones Description Frequency Meaning Two short beeps that rise in frequency 440 Hz for ¼ second followed by 660 Hz for ¼ second The unit is up and operational. Two short beeps that decline in frequency 660 Hz for ¼ second followed by 440 Hz for ¼ second The unit is rebooting itself to try to...

61 SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN TIPS 1. Provide clear usage instructions to consumers. Educating consumers is key to successful downloads. Instructions could be in writing on a display or played as audio from the BlueFlyers unit. 2. Instruct consumers to make sure their phone has Discoverable or “Find Me” mo...

62 TROUBLESHOOTING 1. What FM frequency is available for transmitting in my area? Try using the radio locator web site to find a vacant frequency. This web site’s address is: http://www.radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/vacant 2. Why does the FM broadcast have a periodic ticking noise in it? There may be in...

64 13. Why does the BlueFlyers unit reboot itself? Be sure the Bluetooth transmitter is properly connected to the base unit. If the software cannot find the transmitter, it will reboot to try to correct the problem. The BlueFlyers’ logs can be reviewed for information about the unit’s specific probl...