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Reader Startup Tool
INfinity 610 User’s Guide 33
Macro Input sub-window
The Macro Input window shows the current script that will be sent to the
reader when the
Send to Reader button is selected. The text in the Macro
Input
window can be edited prior to being sent to the reader.
Macro Output sub-window
The Macro Output window is updated after the Send to Reader button is
selected. Look at this window to verify that each command line in a script
executed correctly. Look for the
−−>> ok response from the reader for each
command line.
Macro Variables Dialog box
When a macro is sent to the
reader, the values for variables
must be resolved via this Windows
Dialog box. You can
[tab] to each
value field and enter the desired
value.
For example, one macro can be
used for two different applications
by using variables for antenna
selection and transmit power.
Macro Example
To configure the reader for ETSI, EN302208 Dense, four-antenna portal
operation, send the following macro (
en302208_12tari_lf320_PR_M4.mcr):
# configure region
setup.region=etsi
setup.sub_region=EN302208_DENSE
antennas.mux_sequence=[$antenna_mux_sequence]
antennas.1.conducted_power=[$power_ddbm]
antennas.2.conducted_power=[$power_ddbm]
antennas.3.conducted_power=[$power_ddbm]
antennas.4.conducted_power=[$power_ddbm]
# configure protocol
modem.protocol.isoc.physical.set(tari=tari_12_50,
return_link_freq=LF320, data_1_length=d1_len_20,
rt_modulation=rt_mod_pr,
tr_encoding=tr_enc_miller_4,interrogator_mode=dense)