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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 |
* 1, update the new netserial program to client terminal computer * 2, r net serial as follow * for linux * netserial [port] [serial device] sen_rfid * for win32 * netserial [port] [serial device] 9600,n,8,1,n sen_rfid (for Neeto use port com3 - sendor in the middle of the unit))(last n - is not typo) |
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| * 5, update new sieat and smaad | * 5, update new sieat and smaad |
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| 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 | a simple way to test rfid use telnet to connect to the port enter |
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| w [block number] [max 16 char string] w 05 to write on success 1 will be returned | . r [block number] to read a block |
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| the smcode is stored in block 04 when netserial has a program connected to it will not accept new connections | 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 |
installing rfid
- 1, update the new netserial program to client terminal computer
- 2, r net serial as follow
- for linux
- netserial [port] [serial device] sen_rfid
- for win32
- netserial [port] [serial device] 9600,n,8,1,n sen_rfid (for Neeto use port com3 - sendor in the middle of the unit))(last n - is not typo)
- 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