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Chapter 15 - Modem Namespace modem.protocol.isoc.physical.interrogator_mode This variable sets the reader mode for ISO-C. The reader can be in 1 of 3 modes when ISO-C protocol is enabled: single interrogator, multiple interrogator, or dense interrogator. The selection depends on the environment and requirements. Type Permissions Data Type Default Enum var guest=r,admin=rw enum SINGLE SINGLE MULTI DENSE MAINT1 MAINT2 modem.protocol.isoc.physical.modulation_depth This specifies the percent modulation depth for ISO-C transmissions. The ISO-C spec requires the depth to be between 80 % to 100%. Type var Permissions Data Type int Default 90 Min 0 Max 100 guest=r,admin=rw modem.protocol.isoc.physical.pilot_tone This variable turns on the ISO-C pilot_tone from the tag. When true, the pilot tone is on and the tag will prepend 12 leading 0's to it's response preamble. Type Permissions Data Type Default var guest=r,admin=rw bool True 200 INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide
Chapter 15 - Modem Namespace modem.protocol.isoc.physical.return_link_freq This variable sets the return link frequency for tag-to-reader communication. The actual data rate depends on the encoding (such as FM0, Miller-2, Miller-4, or Miller-8). To change, use the Set function. Type Permissions Data Type Default Enum var guest=r,admin=r enum LF160 LF80 LF160 LF200 LF256 LF320 LF171 LFTEST12_50 LFTEST25_00 LF640 modem.protocol.isoc.physical.rt_modulation This variable is the reader-to-tag modulation type. The reader can transmit using 1 of 3 different modulation types: single sideband ASK, dual sideband ASK, or phase reversal ASK. Type Permissions Data Type Default Enum var guest=-,admin=rw enum RT_MOD_DSB RT_MOD_DSB RT_MOD_PR INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide 201
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Chapter 1 - Introduction TYPES OF I
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Chapter 2 - User Interface Overview
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