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Figure 34 Basic reading: options
ᬅ
Memory bank selects between RFU, EPC, TID and User memory banks
Ź Click on the arrow to open a drop-down list to select a memory bank.
Ź Click Save to file (ᬈ) to store the values RFU, EPC, TID and User in a CSV
file.
ᬆ
Break after
reading
specifies the duration of the break between two inventories in milliseconds
During the break, the carrier can be deactivated.
Ź For more information about switching off the carrier, refer to Configuration
Manual for SRU-8X1X RFID Reader 18000-63.
ᬇ
Bulk reading
sets the time in milliseconds after which the result lists of an inventory is sent to the
PC.
To keep the time between inventories as short as possible in the synchronous
mode, data trans- mission between the inventories can be dispensed with. That
means that the reader saves all the tags that it finds in the field in its internal RAM
and sends them to the PC after the time set in Bulk reading.
ᬈ
Save to file saves the data displayed at ( in Figure 31)
Ź Click Change path to log file to select or change the location where the
information is saved.
Ź Right-click on Save to file to open or delete the file.
ᬉ
Selected tag
as background
changes the basic reading interface background to the color of the selected tag
row
ᬊ
ARU-CSB-ELC activates the additional presentation for an ARU-CSB-ELC antenna
ᬋ
Show data as
UTF8
shows tag data in the UTF8 format
14.3.5 Grouping
Figure 35 Basic reading: grouping
It is possible to sort the read result by means of unique tags. This is useful in multi-antenna applications.
If, for example, in a gate application with 4 antennas, a palette of 100 tags is read, the maximum number of
the read results is 400. However, not all tags are read by all antennas, therefore, the read result will be about
250.
Ź Check Group by unique tags to find out how many different tags have been read.