SUPPORTED RFID TAGS/VICC:
MOD-RFID1356 supports RFID transponder tags with the following
characteristics:
-
ISO15693 compliant transponders;
-
13,56MHz carrier frequency;
-
1 out of 4
transmission encoding (VCD to VICC);
-
High data rate (26,48kbit/s) reception encoding using one sub-
carrier frequency.
CAVEAT:
MOD-RFID1356 does not support reliably the anticollision
algorithm as defined in the ISO15693 standard. It
will
work reliably only if
there is a single VICC in the vicinity
or
if there is no RF collision. If there is
an RF collision, supposedly because of two VICCs with almost identical
UIDs, it might not detect both of them.
POWER SUPPLY:
Normally the device is supplied from USB.
LEDS:
In normal mode the GREEN LED is on whenever the RF antenna circuit is
active and scanning for RFID tags. The RED LED switches on whenever a
valid RF TAG ID is being scanned and decoded successfully.
The LEDs can be switched off to save power consumption. See the
“Command Line Interface” section for more information.
In boot loader mode the LEDs have other meaning. See the “Firmware
Upgrade” section for more information.
PC DRIVER INSTALLATION:
Drivers for the USB HID mode are integrated in Windows XP/Vista.
The driver for USB CDC mode is available from our website. Windows
installation steps are the following:
1. Download and unzip the file “MOD-RFID1356-drivers.zip” in a
temporary directory.
2. Plug the programmer in the USB port.
3. Point the Device Wizard to the temporary directory.
4. Windows will complain that drivers are not signed. Click “Continue”.
5. Click finish.
Screen shots of the steps are shown below:
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