INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 4 - Reader Behavior
Loading a Profile
Deleting a Profile
Once profiles are created with the reader.profile.save() command,
they can be loaded with the reader.profile.load() command. To
switch the reader back to inventorying ISOC tags, use the following
command:
> reader.profile.load(isoc_dockdoor)
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When a profile is loaded, the configuration settings in that profile are
immediately applied to the reader and that profile becomes the startup
profile. The startup profile is the profile the reader loads the next time it is
started.
A profile can be removed from the reader with the
reader.profile.delete() command. This command removes the
specified profile from the reader. Care must be taken with this command,
once a profile is deleted, it cannot be recovered. To delete a profile, first list
the profiles:
> reader.profile.list()
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isoc_dockdoor
isob_dockdoor
To delete the profile isob_dockdoor, use the following command:
> reader.profile.delete(isob_dockdoor)
ok
If the deleted profile was the startup profile, the factory profile becomes the
startup profile.
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