WJ Communications Inc. SR320 Manual Do Utilizador
5. The installer copies the requisite files; progress is displayed in the installer window. This process
may take a few minutes. When the installer is finished the Installation Complete screen appears.
Click ‘Finish’ to exit the installer.
Click ‘Finish’ to exit the installer.
1.2.3 Starting the Apache server
Run the Apache web server program xamp_start
Apache web server is required to display any results such as number of tags found. It uses the web server /
PHP console to show any of the results. If a middleware uses another method of displaying the output – for
example, a command line interface, the Apache web server program may not be required.
Note that the “X” over the Apache icon on the windows taskbar must be used to terminate the Apache
program properly. This is a mandatory step when shutting down the application.
Apache web server is required to display any results such as number of tags found. It uses the web server /
PHP console to show any of the results. If a middleware uses another method of displaying the output – for
example, a command line interface, the Apache web server program may not be required.
Note that the “X” over the Apache icon on the windows taskbar must be used to terminate the Apache
program properly. This is a mandatory step when shutting down the application.
1.2.4 Reader Administrator Console (TagHunterTM)
Run Firefox Internet Explorer, and go to URL http://localhost
Ensure that cookies are enabled; the program writes cookies to save settings. At this point, you will see the
following window:
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