Epcc1G2 Advance Medium Access Mode; Dense Reader Mode; Antenna Field Strength 1 To 4; Antenna Sequence: First Through Eighth - Intermec IF2 User Manual

Configuring the BRI Server

IF2 Network Reader User's Manual

EPCC1G2 Advance Medium Access Mode

Selects low-level protocol (such as tari and back-link frequency)
settings. If you are using CAEN tags, you must enable this mode
before the tags can be read.
This setting is equivalent to the EPCC1G2PARAMETERS or
EPCC1G2PARMS BRI attribute.

Dense Reader Mode

Allows the reader to hop between channels within a certain frequency
spectrum to prevent other readers in the area from interfering with
one another.
This setting is equivalent to the DENSEREADERMODE or DRM BRI
attribute.

Antenna Field Strength 1 to 4

Sets the RF power level (in dBm) for each of the 4 antenna ports. Valid
range is 15 to 30. Default is 30. Note that the maximum power level is
dependent on the region that the IF2 is operating in.
Use this setting to attenuate the antenna field strength. In some
situations, full output power can cause unnecessary interference. For
example, if the tag is close to the antenna, full output power might
overload the tag and cause unreliable behavior.
This setting is equivalent to the FIELDSTRENGTH BRI attribute.

Antenna Sequence: First through Eighth

Sets the RFID antenna to be used for each of up to eight tag inventory
operations. Choose any one of the 16 available antennas from the
drop-down list. If more than one antenna is enabled, the antennas fire
in this sequence.
This setting is equivalent to the ANTS BRI attribute.
The IF2 BRI server handles communication between your application
and the RFID module. When your application is communicating with
the BRI server, the blue Intermec Ready-To-Work Indicator on the IF2
front panel turns on and stays on. For more information, see
the Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator" on page 4.
Chapter 3 — Developing and Using RFID Applications
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