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1, update the new netserial program to client terminal computer
2, r net serial as follow
netserial [port] [serial device] sen_rfid
3, set up printer to refer to the port on the terminal computer
4, run teaad page 3 rfid port set to the printer
5, update new sieat and smaad
6, smaad F8 can use to write sman code to rfid device
7, sieat can scan rfid when ask for operator
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a simple way to test rfid
use telnet to connect to the port
enter
r [block number]
 * 1, update the new netserial program to client terminal computer
 * 2, r net serial as follow netserial [port] [serial device] sen_rfid
 * 3, set up printer to refer to the port on the terminal computer
 * 4, run teaad page 3 rfid port set to the printer
 * 5, update new sieat and smaad
 * 6, smaad F8 can use to write sman code to rfid device
 * 7, sieat can scan rfid when ask for operator
a simple way to test rfid use telnet to connect to the port enter

 r [block number]
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example 
example
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on success 
[block string]\r 

on success

[block string]\r
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w 05
to write
on success
1
will be returned

 
w 05  to write

on success 1 will be returned
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installing rfid

  • 1, update the new netserial program to client terminal computer
  • 2, r net serial as follow netserial [port] [serial device] sen_rfid
  • 3, set up printer to refer to the port on the terminal computer
  • 4, run teaad page 3 rfid port set to the printer
  • 5, update new sieat and smaad
  • 6, smaad F8 can use to write sman code to rfid device
  • 7, sieat can scan rfid when ask for operator

a simple way to test rfid use telnet to connect to the port enter

  • r [block number]

to read a block

example

r 04

on success

[block string]\r

will be returned

w [block number] [max 16 char string]

  • w 05 to write

on success 1 will be returned

the smcode is stored in block 04

when netserial has a program connected to it will not accept new connections

rfid (last edited 2013-09-18 06:09:34 by localhost)