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The Basic Reader Interface (BRI) server, which controls the reader by issuing BRI 
commands. For more information on the BRI server, see "Configure the BRI 
Server" on page 3-31.

For more information on using BRI, see the Basic Reader Interface Programmer 
Reference Manual.

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The Low-Level Reader Protocol (LLRP), based on the EPCglobal standard. For 
more information on LLRP settings, see 

For more information on LLRP, see the LLRP Programmer’s Reference Guide.

For more information about creating an installation package or installing an appli-
cation on the IF2 with Expanded Memory option, see Chapter 4, 

The Intermec Developer Library RFID Resource Kit includes Java and C# tools you 
can use to develop applications that enable control of the reader and data man-
agement.

The resource kit is available as part of the Intermec Developer Library (IDL). To 
learn more about the RFID Resource Kit, go to www.intermec.com and choose 
Products > Applications and Software > Development Library > Developer 
Resource Kits.

An RFID application can communicate directly with the IF2 BRI Server using the 
BRI protocol, or it can communicate with the IF2 using the Low-Level-Reader Pro-
tocol (LLRP).

Intermec recommends that you write and test your application on a development 
workstation (your desktop PC). The application can access the IF2 BRI interface via 
TCP on port 2189.

The RFID service sets the protocol your application uses to communicate with the 
RFID module. The available services are:

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BRI (Basic Reader Interface) - Intermec proprietary protocol for controlling the 
reader. To configure BRI settings, see the next section, “Configure BRI Settings.”.

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LLRP (Low-Level Reader Protocol) - EPCglobal standard for network interfaces 
between the RFID reader and its controlling software. To configure LLRP 
settings, see