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 ====== RFD8500 Setup ======
-The Zebra RFD85000 is a Bluetooth wireless barcode and RFID scanner capable of scanning most formats of optical and RFID barcode used to identify tape.
+The Zebra RFD8500 is a Bluetooth wireless barcode and RFID scanner capable of scanning most formats of optical and RFID barcode used to identify tape.
-{{:barcode:rfd8500.jpg}}
+{{:barcode:rfd8500.jpg?700}}
 The RFD8500 can be connected:
-   - Paired directly with a PC via a Bluetooth connection
+   * Paired directly with a PC via a Bluetooth connection
 ===== Components =====
 The recommended setup for a RFD8500 is:
-  - RFD8500 Scanner: Part Number ''MT2090-SL0D62370WR''
+  * RFD8500 Scanner: Part Number **RFD8500-5000100-US**
+  * 1 Slot Charging Cradle: Part Number **CRD1S-RFD8500-1R**
+  * Power Supply for Cradle: Part Number **PWRS-14000-148R**
 ===== Scanner Features =====
-{{:barcode:mt2090_keys.png|}}
+{{:barcode:rfd8500-features.jpg?700|}}
-===== Cradle Cables =====
+===== Pairing the Scanner =====
-The ''STB2078-C10007WR'' cradle has two cable connections:
-   * **A** power adapter cable to 110/240V power source.
+--> Select Bluetooth from the Window Task Bar#
-   * **B** USB synapse connector to PC.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-menu.jpg}}
+<--
-{{:barcode:mt2090_cradle.jpg|}}
+--> Add Bluetooth device#
+Click the ''Bluetooth or other device'' button.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-add.jpg|}}
+Press the Bluetooth button on the RFD8500 scanner to make the device discoverable and select the device to pair when Windows finds the device.
+<note important>You must pull the trigger on the RFD8500 to accept the pairing. This is unconventional and the scanner will not pair unless the trigger is pulled.</note>
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-select.jpg|}}
+You should then see the scanner appear as a paired device.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-paired.jpg|}}
+<--
+===== Obtaining the Virtual Communications Port =====
+Once you have paired the RFD8500 with Windows, you will have to determine the Virtual Communications Port that has been assigned to the device.
+Select ''Devices and Printers'' from the ''Related Settings'' option of the ''Bluetooth & other Devices'' screen.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-related.png}}
+Right hand click on the RFD8500 Icon and select ''Properties''.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-devices.png}}
+From the ''Properties'' Dialog, select the ''Services'' tab and write down the ''Communication Port Number for the Serial port (SSP) RFID Serial Port'' Service.
+This will be the Virtual Communications Port that TapeTrack will use to communicate with the RFD8500.
+{{:barcode:bluetooth-services.png|}}
+===== Links =====
+[[https://www.zebra.com/content/dam/zebra_new_ia/en-us/manuals/rfid/rfd8500-qsg-en.pdf|RFD8500 Quick Start Guide]]