Honeywell International Inc. IM14 Manuale Utente

The IF2 comes in a standard configuration with no internal memory, or an 
expanded memory option.

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For the standard IF2, the applications you develop reside on a remote server 
which communicates with the reader, and all information processing is 
processed through the server.

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For the IF2 with Expanded Memory Option, the applications you develop can be 
hosted and run locally on the reader. 

The reader forwards RFID tag data to the Ethernet network as shown in the next 
illustration.

The IF2 has six LEDs that indicate the status of the reader during operation. Use 
the next table to identify the LED icons on the front panel of the IF2.

Container 
with RFID tag

RFID
antenna

IF2

Intermec 
Ready-to-
Work™ indicator

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On when an application is communicating with the 
IF2 BRI server or an LLRP client has connected.

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Blinks when no application is communicating with the 
IF2. For more information, see "About the Ready-to-
Work Indicator" on page 1-3.

Power Over 
Ethernet

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Green if Power Over Ethernet (POE) is enabled.

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Red if a fault condition is detected. For example, if the 
power converter for POE does not provide enough 
power to the IF2, the POE LED stays red indicating a 
fault condition.

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Red if the POE converter is not capable of meeting 
802.3 AT standards. If this is the case, the IF2 
continues to run if it has enough power.

Power

On when the IF2 has power.