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V750-series UHF RFID System User's Manual - PLCeasy

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Description of Each Item<br />

Item Description Note<br />

Product Type<br />

Type name of the product<br />

Fixed data<br />

<strong>V750</strong>-BA50D04-SG(-MY)<br />

Firmware Version<br />

Serial Number<br />

Firmware version currently installed in the<br />

reader.<br />

XXX-XXX-XXX-X<br />

Unique number for product set in the<br />

factory.<br />

Stable data if not<br />

updated firmware<br />

Fixed data<br />

MAC Address The reader’s MAC address. Fixed data<br />

Valid Antenna(s)<br />

Antenna(s) the reader has detected at<br />

start-up.<br />

- In blue: valid<br />

- In light gray: invalid<br />

Operation Status<br />

TCP/IP Connection<br />

Indicates the reader’s status with the<br />

following code.<br />

- Ready: waiting for command<br />

- Communicating : command being<br />

executed<br />

- Setting Error - XXX(YY):Setting Error<br />

occurred<br />

- <strong>System</strong> Error (ZZ) : system error<br />

occurred<br />

Indicates TCP/IP port connection status:<br />

No Connection / Connected<br />

Stable data that does<br />

not change after start-up<br />

See below the Error<br />

code list for detail. (*1)<br />

Latest Communication<br />

(Latest Comm.)<br />

Source<br />

Command<br />

Result<br />

Operation time<br />

Indicates “Active” in orange if a command<br />

is being executed.<br />

Interface name of command execution<br />

source.<br />

Ethernet / RS-232C / IN1 / IN2 / IN3 / IN4 /<br />

Web<br />

The command code that is being<br />

executed.<br />

Ex.) RDID -ANT 1 -TMO 1000<br />

Executed result (Command, response<br />

code, and the number of tags)<br />

Ex.) RDID0000 001<br />

Time past after start up.<br />

Ex.) 01:23:45.<br />

It indicates the current<br />

command status by<br />

using command I/F<br />

(Ethernet/RS-232C) or<br />

the other registered<br />

command.<br />

It indicates the executed<br />

command.<br />

After communication<br />

completed, the response<br />

are shown. It remains<br />

blank if the command is<br />

being executed or has<br />

not been executed yet.<br />

Time starts with<br />

“00:00:00”at the startup.<br />

If the time exceeds<br />

9999:59:59, the<br />

indication returns<br />

“00:00:00”.<br />

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