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where:
2. Save the configuration file with the name userapp.conf.
Configuration File Example
This example auto-starts an application when the reader boots and runs an appli-
cation named testapp.exe:
Note: The reader executes applications from their installation directories, so the
userapp.conf file does not need to include path information.
Archive the Installation Files
To install an RFID application on the reader, you need to package the configuration
file and application.
1. Create a configuration file named userapp.conf.
2. Package the userapp.conf file and your application into one of these formats:
Install RFID Applications
There are two ways to install your RFID application:
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Install your application on the reader to improve system scalability by minimizing
network traffic, so reader can handle processing tasks such as data filtering.
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AUTOSTART specifies whether the application automatically starts when the
reader boots.
RUNAFTERINSTALL specifies whether the application starts immediately after
installation.
CMDLINE specifies the application name and optional parameters it accepts.
Specify command line parameters as if the application is being executed from
inside the directory containing the application.
AUTOSTART=true
RUNAFTERINSTALL=false
CMDLINE=./testapp.exe
.zip, .tar/bz2, or .tar/gz file. Your application can now be installed on the reader.
Run the application on a remote server through TCP port 2189. All processing is
performed by the server.
Run the application locally on the reader. The application resides on the reader,
and much of the processing occurs on the reader.
IF1C Fixed RFID Reader User Guide
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