ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Program User’s Manual for WinCE Model No.: UEE005 Version: A.1 2008-12-03 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. 1/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Copyright Notice © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced without the prior written permission of ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. Disclaimer The information of this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on any part of ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. Trademarks Marvell is a registered trademark of Marvell.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Change Log Revision Date Author Description A.1 2008.12.03. Jun-Rong Chang Create the ClarIDy UHF Demo Program User’s Manual for WinCE. 3/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Table of Contents 1. Introduction..................................................................................................................5 2. Installation ...................................................................................................................6 2.1 Prerequisites to Installation............................................................................................................ 6 2.2 Setup the USB Driver ..............
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 1. Introduction This document describes the demo program for ClarIDy UHF RFID Reader. The demo program provides “Setting”, “Algorithm”, “Inventory”, “Read/Write”, “Filter Inventory”, “Filter Read/Write” and “Lock/Kill” functions. Users can use these applications to control the ClarIDy UHF RFID Reader to communicate with EPC RFID tags. The operational procedures are described as the following chapters. 5/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 2. Installation Before Installing the USB Driver and ClarIDy UHF Demo program, please see prerequisites first. 2.1 Prerequisites to Installation In order to run ClarIDy UHF Demo program as smoothly as possible, we recommend some conditions as following. 2.1.1 Hardware Platform Requirements The following hardware Platforms are supported by ClarIDy UHF RFID Reader.. Marvel® pxa270 processor. validation was carried out on a RLC Enterprises Inc.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE location, in which case you either have to provide the location or move the before mentioned files to a location that is automatically searched by Windows CE. If the ClarIDy UHF Reader driver is successfully loaded, you should be able to find the entry for the driver in the Windows CE device’s registry. Lock under the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Active.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 2 Figure 3 8/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 4 2.3 Install ClarIDy UHF Demo Install ClarIDy UHF Demo step by step as the following instructions: 1. 3. Copy the cab file “ClarIDy_UHF_Demo_Setub.cab” to Windows CE or Windows Mobile Device. Click “ClarIDy_UHF_Demo_Setub.cab”. Select a location where to install ClarIDy UHF Demo Program, as figure 5. 4. Wait the installation, as figure 6. 5. ClarIDy UHF Demo Program Was successfully installed on your device, as figure 7. 2.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 5 Figure 6 10/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 7 11/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 3. Demo Program Operation Guide The following sections will describe the usage of the ClarIDy UHF Demo application. The application is include seven Controls, “Setting Control”, “Algorithm Control”, “Inventory Control”, “Read/Write Control”, and “Lock/Kill Control”. 3.1 Setting Control Click the “Setting” page of the main form, as figure 8. The Settings Page is displayed.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 9 2. Data Format: Sets the operation response data reporting mode for tag-protocol operations, as figure 10. The option is as follows: COMPACT: The response data is limited to provide the application with the pertinent tag-access operation data, but minimize the amount of MAC-to-host communication overhead.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 4. Inventory Algorithm: Allows the application to set the currently-active singulation algorithm, as figure 12. The option is as follows: 0: ALGORITHM_FIXEDQ 1: DYNAMICQ 2: DYNAMICQ_ADJUST 3: DYNAMICQ_THRESHOLD Figure 12 14/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 3.2 Algorithm Control Click the “Algorithm” page of the main form, as figure 13. The Algorithm pane is used to view, the parameters for the selected singulation algorithm. The user may select Fixed Q, Dyanmic Q, Dynamic Q Adjustable and Dynamic Q Threshold from the Active Algorithm combo box. Then, you can edit parameters and click “save” button to refresh the values displayed in the Algorithm Settings View panel. Figure 13 Algorithm View Panel 1.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE inventory rounds should be performed until no tags are singulated. A zero value indicates that a single inventory round should be performed for each execution of the singulation algorithm. 2. DynamicQ: Adjusts the Q value based on the presence or absence of tags. The items as follows: 1: startQValue: The starting Q value to use. minQValue <= Valid values are 0 to 15, inclusive. startQValue <= maxQValue 2: minQValue: The minimum Q value to use.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Valid values are 0-255, inclusive. 5: maxQueryRepCount: The maximum number of ISO 18000-6C QueryRep commands that will follow the ISO 18000-6C Query command during a single inventory round. Valid values are 0-255, inclusive. 6: toggleTarget: A flag that indicates if, after performing the inventory cycle for the specified target (i.e., A or B), if the target should be toggled (i.e., A to B or B to A) and another inventory cycle run. should be toggled.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 3.3 Inventory Control Click the “Inventory” page of the main form, as figure 14. The Inventory panel is used to read tag data and view tag data. Click the “Start” button to read tags, as figure 15. Figure 14 Inventory Control. Figure 15: Start Read Tags 18/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE If you want to use filter function, then Click “FilterConfig” button. The Filter is used to read tag EPC. The user may select to read tag UID by filter value. If the user selects “NONE” from the rule combo box, the reader will read all cards. If the user selects “NOT EQUAL” from the rule combo box, the reader will read card which is not match filter value.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 3.4 Read/Write Control Click the “Write/Read” page of the main form, as figure 18. The “Write/Read” panel is used to read and write tag. The user may select to read and write by filter value. If the user selects “NONE” from the rule combo box, the reader will read or write one of cards. If the user selects “NOT EQUAL” from the rule combo box, the reader will read or write one of cards which is not match filter value.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 19 Set Read/Write Filter 7. Select Memory Bank. 8. Select the start location and Count (unit is Word). 9. Input the password. 10. If you want to write data, please input the value in the memory data. 11. Click the “Read” button or “Write” button, as Figure 20 and Figure 21. Figure 20 Read the Tag Data of User Memory 21/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 21 Write the Tag Data of User Memory 22/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 3.5 Lock/Kill Control Click the “Lock/Kill” page of the main form, as figure 22. The “Lock/Kill” panel is used to Lock tag data and Kill tag. Figure 22 Follow the instructions step by step as following: 1. Click “FilterConfig” button. 2. Select “Rule” 3. Select start location of filter value 4. Select “Mask Memory Bank” 5. Input “Mask Data” 6. Click the “OK” button, as Figure 23” 7. Input “AccessPWD” and KillPWD”.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 23 Figure 24 24/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 25 Note: For individual passwords, the access permissions that can be set are: Figure 26 Accessible: The password may be read and written when the tag is in either the open or secured states. Accessible Permanently: The password may be read and written when the tag is in either the open or secured states and this access permission should be set permanently.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE Figure 27 Writeable: The memory bank is writeable when the tag is in either the open or secured states. Writeable Permanently: The memory bank is writeable when the tag is in either the open or secured states and this access permission should be set permanently. Secured Writeable: The memory bank is writeable only when the tag is in the secured state.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE 4. Error Code The following lists provide error codes of UHF Reader Demo Program. These values are defined in the description.
ClarIDy UHF USB Reader Demo Program for WinCE -7999 Fail to find reader -7998 Fail to allocate memory -7997 WriteData failure -7996 ReadData failure 28/28 © Copyright 2008 ClarIDy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
