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char
*TagNum : assign user defined buffer to save Tag number.
[ Return ]
None.
Example :
IRFR_FindRun ( m_TagIDs, m_TagNum );
void IRFR_FindStop ( void )
This function can be used to stop finding Tags.
[ Parameter ]
None.
[ Return ]
None.
Example :
IRFR_FindStop ();
void IRFR_GetUIDs ( char *reply, char *TagIDs[ ], char *TagNum )
This function can be used to parse the given reply buffer to retrieve Tag UIDs and Tag number.
[ Parameter ]
char
*reply :
assign reply buffer which contains responded data from IRFR-100
device.
char
*TagIDs[ ] : assign user defined buffer to save all Tags UIDs.
char
*TagNum : assign user defined buffer to save Tag number.
[ Return ]
None.
Example :
Summary of Contents for IW04-MB14-N
Page 7: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page vii ROHS COMPLIANT UNDER 2002 95 EC WITHOUT MERCURY 73...
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Page 11: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 1 Chapter 1 1 Introduction...
Page 15: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 5 2 Connectors Chapter 2...
Page 19: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 9 3 Installation Chapter 3...
Page 21: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 11 1 Utility and manual CD Table 3 1 Package List Contents...
Page 22: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 12 4 GUI Program Chapter 4...
Page 53: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 43 Figure 4 24 Get Multiple Block Security Status...
Page 55: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 45 Appendix A A Multiple Tags Writing Instruction...
Page 61: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 51 Reading data from a selected tag The Select flag has to be set...
Page 64: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 54 Appendix B B TestDII Program...
Page 78: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 68 Appendix C C ISO IEC 15693 Reference Material...
Page 82: ...AFL2 MF RFID KIT Series Page 72 Appendix D D Hazardous Materials Disclosure...