Applied Wireless Identifications Group Inc. R27CA012 Manual De Usuario
MPR-2010BR
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AWID PROPRIETARY
4.3 INSTALLATION STEPS
1) Check to ensure that all connections are secure. Make sure all wires through the
cable clamps are anchored properly. Avoid dangling wires that may become a
safety hazard.
safety hazard.
2) Mount the Reader using the two recessed threaded holes to fasten to reader on
the desired mounting surface. Please note that the threaded inserts are closed-
ended, the user must select screws with the exact length to ensure proper
tightening of the mounting screws. In cases where the reader aiming is critical,
please order antenna-mounting bracket (P/N LRMB) from AWID. This mounting
bracket provides pan/tilt adjustment for the reader. Users can also drill holes
through the plate as required.
ended, the user must select screws with the exact length to ensure proper
tightening of the mounting screws. In cases where the reader aiming is critical,
please order antenna-mounting bracket (P/N LRMB) from AWID. This mounting
bracket provides pan/tilt adjustment for the reader. Users can also drill holes
through the plate as required.
3) Adjust the position or the angle of the reader so that the tags are detected and
read at the desired distance from the reader.
5 SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING AND SYSTEM OPERATION NOTES
5.1 SYSTEM OPERATION
5.1.1 Running a Custom Software Application or the AWID Demo Program
If AWID Demo Program is not used, it is expected user will launch a Custom Software
Application developed using the MPR Serial Communication Protocol to issue
commands as defined by the protocol to reader.
Application developed using the MPR Serial Communication Protocol to issue
commands as defined by the protocol to reader.
5.1.2 Operating Modes
Typical operating modes for MPR-2010BR readers can be grouped into the following:
Search Mode
This mode is used when operator or user is not certain what family of tags is placed on
the items to be tracked. Since most tags are deterministic in nature, reader must cycle
through each and every protocol, issue a protocol specific inquiry, to hail and to wait for
a response from tags of that specific protocol. Therefore, if there are many different
protocols, for an untrained observer, the reader response will appear sluggish.
This mode is used when operator or user is not certain what family of tags is placed on
the items to be tracked. Since most tags are deterministic in nature, reader must cycle
through each and every protocol, issue a protocol specific inquiry, to hail and to wait for
a response from tags of that specific protocol. Therefore, if there are many different
protocols, for an untrained observer, the reader response will appear sluggish.
Mixed Mode
This mode assumes the user is aware of the types of protocol in use, and furthermore, the
user made a determined effort to operate the reader in a mixed protocol mode. In this
mode, the user can decide how many and which specific protocols to be selected. Once
Mix Protocol Mode is selected, the reader will routinely cycle through each protocol, dwell
long enough for the reader to wait for a response and then move on to the next protocol. It
should be noted that in a mixed protocol mode, the tag must have sufficient time to
respond to the reader, and therefore, it can only be used on a conveyor belt arrangement,
with specific speed restrictions.
This mode assumes the user is aware of the types of protocol in use, and furthermore, the
user made a determined effort to operate the reader in a mixed protocol mode. In this
mode, the user can decide how many and which specific protocols to be selected. Once
Mix Protocol Mode is selected, the reader will routinely cycle through each protocol, dwell
long enough for the reader to wait for a response and then move on to the next protocol. It
should be noted that in a mixed protocol mode, the tag must have sufficient time to
respond to the reader, and therefore, it can only be used on a conveyor belt arrangement,
with specific speed restrictions.