Siemens SIMATIC Ident Operating Manual page 42

Operating the software
5.3 The tabs of the RF640R/RF670R readers
● Stop
● Deleting the display
A progress bar indicates that the recording is active.
Displaying the events
After starting the recording of the events, the number of identified events and the number of
observed events are displayed. The table lists all the events sent by the reader.
With the "Counted" check box, you can change the table mode to display a compressed
table. If you have selected the check box the "Counted" mode is active. If you have not
selected the check box the "Time" mode is active.
The two table modes:
● Quantity
● Time (default)
Table 5- 5
Property
Tag ID
Event
Data source
Antenna
RSSI
RSSI min
RSSI max
Count
Time
1)
2)
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Stopping the recording
Existing values from the last recording are deleted.
Compact overview - recommended if large numbers of transponders are involved. In this
mode, only different events are displayed. If an event is repeated on a transponder, only
the existing row is updated.
Detailed overview - each event is displayed in a separate row. This makes the
chronological sequence of the events clear.
Displayed properties of the Tag Events
Description
EPC ID of the detected transponder
Type of event (New, Glimpsed, Observed, Lost). Depending on the configuration in
RF-MANAGER Basic, only a selection of the possible events is generated.
Data source with which the transponder was detected.
Antenna with which the transponder was detected. Do not forget that the
transponder may also have been detected on a different antenna.
RSSI value of the transponder that was calculated for this event.
1)
Minimum RSSI value of the transponder. Calculated over all events of this
2)
transponder.
Maximum RSSI value of the transponder. Calculated over all events of this
2)
transponder.
Number of identical events of this transponder.
2)
Time stamp when the transponder was last read.
exists only in "Time" mode
exists only in "Counted" mode
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