NFC SCANNER TERTI

Fast transfer of config data, used in luminaire systems w/ compatible NFC tech. Hands-free setup and tuning interface for drivers and controls via contactless communication. Designed compact, integrates into system workflows seamlessly if supported protocols. Plastic casing feels sturdy but lightweight (guess polycarbonate). Low-profile build avoids clutter on workbenches/install sites. Direct interaction: no extra software layers required beyond base compatibility. Power input minimal ~ micro USB likely (didn’t verify exact voltage yet). LEDs onboard? Maybe for scan indication; unclear till tested under load scenarios. Surface connection is touch-driven or near-field proximity—range not confirmed but estimated to be a few mm based on past similar devices. No special mounting points noticeable, handheld use expected unless bolted custom bracket added externally (DIY mod?). Color-coded trims around scanner area seem functional—probably helps alignment during activation. Specs look basic from first glance: -Power profile: USB spec driven. -Communication mode: Passive NFC field reader/writer. -Dimensions guessed sub palm-size ~100x50mm unit body approx. -Ports visible = 1; power & comm over same interface? Assume so. Test these — operating current range unknown, max field detection width TBD under diverse angles/input sources, protocol version missed label hunting-validate w/full spectable download at later stage, part code cross-check list finite detail gaps leaving out runtime stress limits scrutiny phases next time tried bench scales tools setup labs quick retro thus finish notes abrupt end stop texts