BAGTAG Fix Bedienungsanleitung
User Manual
BAGTAG Fix
Registering the BAGTAG Fix
To pair your BAGTAG with your phone, push the device's
bottom button once and wait for the e-paper display to
display the registration confirmation screen.
The BAGTAG is now ready for its first flight.
Step 1: Log in the BAGTAG app
Download the BAGTAG application from the App
Store or Google Play Store to register the BAGTAG
device (which you only need to do once). Before you
can register the device, you must first sign up or log in.
Step 2: Add the device
After login in, go to the device page (suitcase icon) and
select the 'Add device' option. Make sure your location
sharing, Internet, and Bluetooth are all turned on.
Step 3: Register with the button
Check in & label your bag
Step 2: Updating the BAGTAG display
Check in your bag through the supported airline app.
The luggage label is transferred to the BAGTAG from
within the airline's mobile app. This option is available
after check-in.
Choose your upcoming flight and activate the BAGTAG
with the button. Follow the instructions in the airline
app to update the BAGTAG display.
The label should be successfully sent to the BAGTAG,
and the flight information will appear on the e-paper
display.
You will also receive a confirmation e-mail that your
bag was successfully checked in and labeled.
Please note that this process can differ per airline.
Check your airline's website for more information on
how to update the tag.
Step 1: Check in
The button on your BAGTAG has two functions:
Function 1: Pressing it once activates Bluetooth
communication for 15 seconds.
Function 2: Pressing it three times in rapid succession
blanks the screen. This means your baggage
information is not visible. Pressing it three times again
brings back the information.
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Activate your BAGTAG
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Flexible Solution
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Hard shell case
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The BAGTAG should be attached on the narrow, long side
of your suitcase as indicated on the image.
There are 3 different methods to attach the BAGTAG.
Soft shell
case
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Location on your case
Attachment location
Step 1: Clean the surface of
the attachment plate &
make sure it’s dry.
Step 2: Place one band of
your luggage belt in the gap
of the attachment plate.
Step 3: Remove the two
outermost segments of the
3M adhesive tape.
Step 4: Firmly press the
BAGTAG on the attachment
plate and belt.
Step 5: Let rest for 12 hours.
Attach to the BAGTAG Belt
Step 1: Find a clear and flat
surface that fits the
BAGTAG.
Step 2: Clean the surface of
the desired location on
your suitcase & make sure
it’s dry.
Step 3: Remove all three
segments of the 3M
adhesive tape.
Step 4: Firmly press the
BAGTAG on the desired
surface.
Step 5: Let rest for 12 hours.
Attach to a hard shell case
Step 1: Put the attachment
plate, with the gap facing
downwards, on the desired
location on your suitcase.
Step 2: Firmly screw the 4
screws through the holes of
the plate and your suitcase.
Step 3: Place the screw studs
over the sharp ends of the
screws on the inside of your
suitcase.
Step 4: Clean the attachment
plate and make sure it’s dry.
Step 5: Remove all three
segments of the 3M adhesive
tape.
Step 6: Firmly press the
BAGTAG on the attachment
plate and let it rest for 12
hours.
Attach to a soft shell case
This device may not cause harmful interference, and
This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1.
2.
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT (PART 15.19)
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING (PART 15.21)
To comply with CC RF exposure requirements for
mobile transmitting devices, this transmitter should
only be used or installed at locations where there is at
least 20cm separation distance between the antenna
and all persons.
RF EXPOSURE (OET BULLETIN 65)
Regulatory information
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