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Put the EPD-210 card on the LEO-D30 NFC reader. If you select the right USB
port and the EPD NFC Agent works properly, you should see a green light on
both labels of ePaper Manager and the USB Port.
Note: Because the number of USB port will be kept on this machine, you can remem-
ber it for next time.
We have two usage modes for EPD NFC Agent – Queue Mode and Basic Mode.
Queue Mode is an advanced mode designed for automatic operation in factory
applications. If another ERP system needs to send transmit jobs to ePaper Manager
server through RESTful API, these jobs will be queued on the EPD NFC Agent
before they are consumed via NFC.
Basic Mode is a simple mode for function testing. You can use existing templates on
the ePaper Manager and transmit sample images to EPD-210 card directly.
Next, we will introduce how to operate these two modes.
Basic Mode Usage
1.
Go to the Basic Mode panel by click the Basic Mode tab.
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