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Table 2 - Factory Default Configuration

Option Default Configuration

Serial Data

Settings

Duplicate tag reads are transmitted (this is

reconfigured in Australia and NZ before panel

readers are sent out. If the panel gets defaulted –

duplicates will be sent)

Serial Hardware 9600 BPS, no parity, 8 BPW, 1 stop bit, no flow

control

Miscellaneous LED Indicators on, Continuous Reading on,

Wireless Sync off

Serial Bus

Address

Disabled (not assigned)

Table 3 - Default Serial Data ID Code Formats

Tag Type Default Format

HDX ISO (NLIS Cattle

Tags)

LA_982_000001088420<CR><LF>

HDX (Industrial Re-

useable)

LR_0006_0000000018514243<CR><LF>

FDX-B ISO (Light

weight tags – sheep,

goats, etc)

LA_982_000000255895<CR><LF>

Note: _ = space; <CR> = carriage return; <LF> = line feed

These settings are usually accepted by most software systems and scale equipment suppliers.

Note - If the Panel Reader is located close to (less than 2 meters) the PC being used for

configuration, the Reader’s read range performance may be reduced. This has no affect on

the configuration setting process, but will interfere with any performance measurements the

user might wish to make.

Configuration Options

In addition to using the Allflex Configurator program, configuration options can also be set

using alphanumeric commands from a PC terminal emulator program, such as Microsoft

Windows HyperTerminal®, or from a user proprietary program that is capable of similar

communications, using the Panel Reader Serial Command Language.

Serial Command Language Method - Basic Instructions

The following instructions describe some of the basic and more frequently used configuration

options, and illustrates how to implement them using the Panel Reader Serial Command

Language in conjunction with HyperTerminal®. The Command Language method uses

upper and lower case alpha characters combined with hexadecimal characters to establish the

Reader’s configuration. The most common commands are listed in Table 4.

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