caenrfid Hex R1290I Technical document

TECHNICAL INFORMATION MANUAL
Revision 2 –29 April 2019
R1290I
Multipurpose RAIN RFID Reader with POE

Scope of Manual
The goal of this manual is to provide the basic information to work with the Hex R1290I Multipurpose RAIN RFID
Reader with POE.
This manual refers to distribution firmware release of the reader ≥ 1.5.0.
Change Document Record
Date
Revision
Changes
Pages
20 Apr 2018
00
Preliminary Release
-
16 Oct 2018
01
Added information about available profiles
12, 17, 19,27
Modified Tab. 3.1: Hex R1290I Configuration Menu
17
Modified DHCP option in the NETWORK paragraph
18
Added Tag Count option in the Easy2Rd opt. and Easy2read paragraphs
19, 28
Added HID opt. paragraph in the CONFIGURATION MENU VIA READER
chapter
21
Modified Introduction paragraph in the CONFIGURATION USING THE
WEB INTERFACE chapter
23
Added Login User Name and Login Password options in the NETWORK
paragraph
25
Modified Package Upload function in the SYSTEM paragraph
26
Added HID and Custom paragraph in the CONFIGURATION USING THE
WEB INTERFACE chapter
30, 35
Added HID PROFILE and CUSTOM PROFILE chapters
45, 47
Added warning in the FIRMWARE UPGRADE chapter
49
Modified Introduction paragraph in the EASY2READ PROFILE chapter
37
Modified GPIO Panel paragraph
8
29 Apr 2019
02
Modified Connecting to the Hex Reader using the Easy Controller via USB
paragraph
12
Modified the Introduction paragraph of the CONFIGURATION MENU VIA
READER chapter
16
Added Distro release in the INFO paragraph
18, 36
Added Tag Filtering Time option in the HID paragraph
30
Added Filter Time option in the HID opt. paragraph
21
Modified Trigger Button option in the HID paragraph
30
Modified Trigger Button option in the HID opt. paragraph
21
Added FCC Compliance and Hex R1290I FCC Grant in the REGULATORY
COMPLIANCE chapter
54, 57
Added CE Compliance and Hex R1290I CE Declaration of Conformity in
the REGULATORY COMPLIANCE chapter
54, 56
Reference Document
[RD1] EPCglobal: EPC Radio-Frequency Identity Protocols Class-1 Generation-2 UHF RFID Protocol for
Communications at 860 MHz –960 MHz, Version 2.0.1 (April, 2015)
[RD2] CMC Centro Misure Compatibilità S.r.l. - Report Federal Communication Commission (FCC) –Hex R1290I -
Multipurpose RAIN RFID Reader with POE. Test report n. R18203701 Rev. 1.0 –28 Nov 2018
Visit the Hex R1290I web page, you will find the latest revision
of data sheets, manuals, certifications, technical drawings, software and firmware.
All you need to start using your reader in a few clicks!

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The information contained herein has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate; however, no responsibility
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice
This device was tested and found to comply with the limits set forth in Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This device generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, the product may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this product in
a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case, the user is required to correct the interference
at their own expense. The authority to operate this product is conditioned by the requirements that no modifications
be made to the equipment unless the changes or modifications are expressly approved by CAEN RFID.
Disposal of the product
Do not dispose the product in municipal or household waste. Please check your local regulations for
disposal/recycle of electronic products.

Index - Hex R1290I Technical Information Manual 4
Index
Scope of Manual...........................................................................................................................................................................2
Change Document Record............................................................................................................................................................2
Reference Document....................................................................................................................................................................2
Index ...........................................................................................................................................................................................4
List of Figures.................................................................................................................................................................................5
List of Tables..................................................................................................................................................................................5
1INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................................6
Product Description......................................................................................................................................................................6
External Interface Description .........................................................................................................................................7
Top Panel..................................................................................................................................................................7
Interfaces Panel........................................................................................................................................................8
GPIO Panel................................................................................................................................................................8
Accessories .................................................................................................................................................................................11
Ordering Options........................................................................................................................................................................11
2GETTING STARTED.............................................................................................................................................................12
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................12
Connecting to the Hex Reader using the Easy Controller via USB ..............................................................................................12
3CONFIGURATION MENU VIA READER ................................................................................................................................16
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................16
INFO............................................................................................................................................................................................18
NETWORK...................................................................................................................................................................................18
RFID ............................................................................................................................................................................................19
Profile.............................................................................................................................................................................19
Easy2Rd opt. ..................................................................................................................................................................19
HID opt...........................................................................................................................................................................21
4CONFIGURATION USING THE WEB INTERFACE...................................................................................................................23
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................23
NETWORK...................................................................................................................................................................................25
SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................................................................26
RFID ............................................................................................................................................................................................27
Easy2read.......................................................................................................................................................................28
HID .................................................................................................................................................................................30
EPC code parameters .............................................................................................................................................32
EXAMPLES...............................................................................................................................................................34
Custom...........................................................................................................................................................................35
INFO............................................................................................................................................................................................36
5EASY2READ PROFILE .........................................................................................................................................................37
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................37
Connecting to the Hex Reader using the Ethernet port .............................................................................................................37
Ethernet Communication Setup ....................................................................................................................................37
Easy Controller...............................................................................................................................................................38
Connecting to the Hex Reader using the USB port.....................................................................................................................40
USB Communication Setup............................................................................................................................................40
Easy Controller...............................................................................................................................................................41
Inventory on button press..........................................................................................................................................................43
6HID PROFILE ......................................................................................................................................................................45
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................45
USB Communication Setup.........................................................................................................................................................45
Making Inventory .......................................................................................................................................................................45
7CUSTOM PROFILE..............................................................................................................................................................47
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................47
Java Virtual Machine ..................................................................................................................................................................47
8RESET THE READER............................................................................................................................................................48
9FIRMWARE UPGRADE .......................................................................................................................................................49
10 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS..............................................................................................................................................52
Technical Specification Table......................................................................................................................................................52
11 REGULATORY COMPLIANCE...............................................................................................................................................54
FCC Compliance..........................................................................................................................................................................54
CE Compliance............................................................................................................................................................................54
RoHS EU Directive.......................................................................................................................................................................55
Hex R1290I CE Declaration of Conformity..................................................................................................................................56

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Hex R1290I FCC Grant.................................................................................................................................................................57
List of Figures
Fig. 1.1: Hex reader (Model R1290I)........................................................................................................................................................6
Fig. 1.2: Hex R1290I Top Panel ................................................................................................................................................................7
Fig. 1.3: Hex R1290I Interfaces Panel ......................................................................................................................................................8
Fig. 1.4: Hex R1290I GPIO Panel ..............................................................................................................................................................8
Fig. 1.5: Hex R1290I Accessories............................................................................................................................................................11
Fig. 4.1: Hex R1290I Web Interface .......................................................................................................................................................24
List of Tables
Tab. 1.1: Hex R1290I Top Panel LEDs and Buttons ..................................................................................................................................7
Tab. 1.2: Hex R1290I Interfaces Panel .....................................................................................................................................................8
Tab. 1.3: Hex R1290I GPIO Panel.............................................................................................................................................................8
Tab. 3.1: Hex R1290I Configuration Menu.............................................................................................................................................17
Tab. 3.2: Conducted power- radiated power ........................................................................................................................................20
Tab. 3.3: Conducted power- radiated power ........................................................................................................................................21
Tab. 4.1: Conducted power- radiated power ........................................................................................................................................28
Tab. 4.2: Conducted power- radiated power ........................................................................................................................................30
Tab. 4.3: EPC Code parameters .............................................................................................................................................................32
Tab. 4.4: Escape Sequences supported .................................................................................................................................................33
Tab. 4.5: Conducted power- radiated power ........................................................................................................................................35
Tab. 10.1: Hex R1290I Technical Specifications.....................................................................................................................................52

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1INTRODUCTION
Product Description
The Hex (Model R1290IE, R1290IU), multipurpose reader of the easy2read©family, is a RAIN RFID reader with
integrated circular polarized antenna for short to medium range applications.
Thanks to its versatile form factor, the Hex is well suited for both desktop/counter top applications and for fixed
reading point installations. It offers the Ethernet (POE) and USB communication interface in order to simplify the
installation both on large and single installations. The Power Over Ethernet capability permits to provide power and to
communicate with the reader with a single cable when the POE infrastructure is available.
In addition to the internal circular polarized antenna, the Hex provides a connector for an external antenna in order to
extend the reading area of the reader and a set of GPIO lines that permits to control external devices like lights or
alarms or to get triggers via external sensors (buttons, light barriers).
The USB host port, combined with the internal computing architecture, permits to connect USB peripherals like
barcode scanners, keyboards, printers and many others transforming the Hex reader in a powerful and versatile
identification platform.
The reader has an easy to use display and keypad interface for local configuration; the behaviour of the keypad and
display can be customized under customer specifications.
Fig. 1.1: Hex reader (Model R1290I)
The Hex reader is available both for European and US regions allowing installations in various countries worldwide as
needed by retailers, forwarders, warehouses and other global organizations (see § Ordering Options page 11):
865.600÷867.600 MHz (ETSI EN 302 208 v3.1.1) (Mod. R1290IE)
902÷928 MHz (FCC part 15.247) (Mod. R1290IU)

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External Interface Description
Top Panel
Fig. 1.2: Hex R1290I Top Panel
No.
Name
Description
1
Lights
Tag Detection –Blinking White LED
2
Proximity Sensor
Trigger
3
Display
OLED 2.42” monochromatic white
4
Trigger button
OK / Trigger
5
Up button
Scroll up
6
Down button
Scroll down
7
Power LED
Power On –Green LED
8
Communication LED
Communication activity –Blinking Yellow LED
9
Tag-ID LED
Tag Detection –Blinking Red LED
Tab. 1.1: Hex R1290I Top Panel LEDs and Buttons

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Interfaces Panel
Fig. 1.3: Hex R1290I Interfaces Panel
No.
Name
Description
1
External Antenna
SMA jack connector
2
USB host
USB 2.0 Hi-speed Host port
3
Power
Power Jack –Negative Central Pin
4
Ethernet/POE
Ethernet 10/100/1000BASE-T (RJ45) / POE standard IEEE 802.3af
5
USB device
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Device port
Tab. 1.2: Hex R1290I Interfaces Panel
GPIO Panel
Fig. 1.4: Hex R1290I GPIO Panel
No.
Description
1
5Vout
2
GND
3
GPI0
4
RTN
5
RELE1I
6
RELE1O
Tab. 1.3: Hex R1290I GPIO Panel

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Input signal
To have a valid input signal, apply a voltage between 4V and 48V to the pin indicated by GPI0.
Using the signals on the panel you can connect the 5Vout pin to the GPI0 pin through a switch that enables the input
signal when closed.
A connection between GND ground and RTN signal is also required.
It is possible to verify the correct functioning of the circuit by connecting the reader to the CAEN RFID Easy Controller
software, Tools-I/O management section:
When a valid input is present, a check “۷”appears in the Status box at the GPIO 0:

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Output signal
The RELE1I and RELE1O pins are the terminals of a normally open dry contact. By connecting to the CAEN RFID Easy
Controller Software, Tools-I/O management section, you can close the contact by removing the check from the Status
box related to GPIO 1 and then press the Apply button.
To supply a user U1 to 5V, make the connection as shown in the drawing below:

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Accessories
Check for the supplied accessories below:
No. 1 USB cable
No. 1 Power supply
Fig. 1.5: Hex R1290I Accessories
Ordering Options
Code
Description
Reader
WR1290IEXAAA
R1290IE - Hex - POE multipurpose UHF RFID Reader (ETSI)
WR1290IUXAAA
R1290IU - Hex - POE multipurpose UHF RFID Reader (FCC)

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2GETTING STARTED
Introduction
This quickstart guide will help you to get started with your Hex (Model R1290I) reader.
The reader can be configured in three different profiles:
EASY2READ (factory default): choosing this option you select the CAEN RFID easy2read communication
protocol. Select this option in order to control the reader using the CAEN RFID Easy Controller Application or
the SDK (Software Development Kits) library. For details on the use of the EASY2READ profile please refer to
this quickstart guide.
HID: choosing this option you select the keyboard emulation protocol. For details on the use of the HID
profile please refer to § HID PROFILE page 45.
CUSTOM: the use of this profile allows the user to upload their own scripts to the reader. For details on the
use of the Custom profile please refer to § CUSTOM PROFILE page 47.
The reader is sold with the factory profile set to EASY2READ. This guide helps you to getting started with your reader
using the EASY2READ profile.
For more detailed information on reader configuration, connections and setup options please refer to the next
chapters.
Connecting to the Hex Reader using the Easy Controller via USB
The Hex reader can be connected to a PC using the provided USB cable and it is detected by the PC as an emulated
serial port.
Warning: If your PC is running a Windows version older than Windows 10, in order to correctly operate
with the reader, you need to install the Gadget Serial USB driver. You can download it for Windows based
systems from the Hex R1290I web page, Downloads section or from the Software and Firmware download
area.
Warning: If your PC is running a Windows version older than Windows 10, in order to correctly operate with the
reader, you need to install the Gadget Serial USB driver. You can download it for Windows based systems from the Hex
R1290I web page, Downloads section or from the Software and Firmware download area.
1. Check for the supplied accessories (see § Accessories page 11). Plug the USB cable into your computer and
connect the other end of the USB cable to the reader.

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2. Connect the Hex to the power supply, the power LED will turn on, wait about 25 seconds until you hear a beep, a
message appears on the screen:
3. Wait 15 seconds again until the screen will inform you that the reader is ready to work with the easy2read profile:
4. In your PC, go to Control Panel →Hardware and Sound → Devices and Printers. After having installed the driver (if
your PC is running a Windows version older than Windows 10, otherwise the installation of the driver is not
necessary), the reader is detected by the PC as an ELMO GMAS (Gadget Serial) device. Look at the COM port
number (COM5 in this example):
5. Download the latest version of the Easy Controller software from the Hex R1290I web page, Downloads section
and install it.

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6. Launch the Easy Controller by double clicking on its icon:
7. On the main screen click on File → Connect. A Connection window will open.
8. Select the connection type (RS232) and specify the serial port (COM5 in this example):

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9. To verify if the connection with the reader has been established, check the green dot on the bottom left side of
the sidebar. In the READER INFORMATION box you can find information on reader model, serial number and
firmware release:
10. Place a tag on the reader, click on Start Inventory and see the tag information displayed in the main window:
For more information on the CAEN RFID Easy Controller for Windows application usage, please refer to the relevant
technical information manual: you can download it from the Hex R1290I web page, Downloads section or in the
Manual and Documents web area.

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3CONFIGURATION MENU VIA READER
Introduction
The reader can be configured via reader menu or using the web interface.
This chapter helps you to configure the Hex reader using the reader configuration menu.
For information on the configuration using the web interface, please refer to the chapter § CONFIGURATION USING
THE WEB INTERFACE page 23.
Connect the Hex to the power supply, the power LED will turn on, wait about 25 seconds until you hear a beep.
When the message “Local Menu” appears on the screen, hold down the trigger button to access the main
configuration menu of the reader:
Note that if the trigger button is not pressed in few seconds, the reader starts with the current active profile.
When access the main configuration menu, to scroll through the menu options, press the up and down buttons.
The Hex R1290I menu options are the following:
INFO
NETWORK
RFID
QUIT
To select a menu option, press the trigger button.
Warning: If your reader is powered on and you want to access the configuration menu, you must first turn
off the reader (disconnect the power supply), wait about 10 seconds, turn on the reader again (connect
the power supply) and follow the procedure described above.

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The complete structure of the Hex R1290I configuration menu is the following:
HW Rev
Model
SN
INFO
MAC Address
RF Model
RF Regulation
Back
Inet
IP Address
Subnet Mask
NETWORK
Gateway
DNS Server
Back
Profile
RFID
Easy2Rd opt.
HID opt.
QUIT
Tab. 3.1: Hex R1290I Configuration Menu

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INFO
The INFO menu is the first option of the main menu. To select it, press the trigger button.
To scroll through the INFO options, press the up and down buttons.
The INFO submenu options are the following:
HW rev.: the hardware revision of the reader.
Model: the model name (e.g. R1290IE).
SN: the serial number of the reader (16 numbers displayed on 2 lines).
MAC Address: the MAC address of the reader displayed on 2 lines.
Distro Rel.: the distribution firmware release of the reader.
RF Model: the internal RF module model, R1270C.
RF Regulation: the reader regulation (e.g. FCCUS).
Back: exit and return to the main menu.
NETWORK
The NETWORK menu is the second option of the configuration menu. To select it, press the trigger button.
To scroll through the NETWORK options, press the up and down buttons.
The NETWORK submenu options are the following:
DHCP: Enable/Disable. By default the DHCP is set to disable. The display shows the active setting. To modify
the value, press the trigger buttons until the desired value is shown, then press the up or down button to
select “back” and the trigger button to return to the NETWORK submenu.
IP Address: the display shows the default IP address: 192.168.000.002. If you are working in a different
network, you can change the IP address of the reader to insert it into your network. Otherwise you can
disconnect yourself from your network and connect your PC to the reader IP address. To modify the IP
address, press the trigger button to change the first cipher of the IP Address value. Then press the up or
down button to move to the second cipher, press the trigger button to change the second cipher and the up
or down button to move to the next cipher and so on until the setting of the complete IP address. Select
“back” with the up or down button and press the trigger button to return to the NETWORK submenu.
Subnet Mask: the display shows the default subnet mask: 255.255.255.000. To modify the subnet mask,
press the trigger button to change the first cipher of the Subnet Mask value. Then press the up or down
button to move to the second cipher, press the trigger button to change the second cipher and the up or
down button to move to the next cipher and so on until the setting of the complete subnet mask. Select
“back” with the up or down button and press the trigger button to return to the NETWORK submenu.
Gateway: the display shows the default gateway: 192.168.000.001. To modify the gateway, press the trigger
button to change the first cipher of the Gateway value. Then press the up or down button to move to the
second cipher, press the trigger button to change the second cipher and the up or down button to move to
the next cipher and so on until the setting of the complete gateway. Select “back” with the up or down
button and press the trigger button to return to the NETWORK submenu.
DNS Server: the reader default DNS server is 008.008.008.008. To modify the DNS server, press the trigger
button to change the first cipher of the DNS Server value. Then press the up or down button to move to the
second value, press the trigger button to change the second value and the up or down button to move to
the next value and so on until the setting of the complete gateway. Select “back” with the up or down
button and press the trigger button to return to the NETWORK submenu.
Back: select “back” with the up or down button and press the trigger button to return to the main menu.

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RFID
The RFID menu is the third option of the configuration menu. To select it, hold down the trigger button.
To scroll through the RFID options, press the up and down buttons.
The RFID submenu options are the following:
Profile
Easy2Rd opt.
HID opt.
Back: select “back” with the up or down button and press the trigger button to return to the main menu.
Press the trigger button to select a submenu options.
Profile
The display shows the active profile. Press the trigger button to change the current profile. The available profiles are:
Easy2read (factory default) is the CAEN RFID easy2read communication protocol that permits to control the
reader using the CAEN RFID Easy Controller Application or the SDK (Software Development Kit) library. For
details on the use of the easy2read profile please refer to § Easy2read Profile chapter page 37.
The configuration options using the easy2read profile are described in the § Easy2Rd opt. paragraph page
19.
HID: choosing this option you select the keyboard emulation protocol. For details on the use of the HID
profile please refer to § HID PROFILE chapter page 45.
The configuration options using the HID profile are described in the § HID opt. paragraph page 21.
Custom: the use of this profile allows the user to upload his own scripts to the reader. For details on the use
of the Custom profile please refer to § CUSTOM PROFILE page 47.
The configuration options using the CUSTOM profile are accessible only via Web Interface. For more
information please refer to § Custom paragraph page 35.
Select “back” with the up or down button and press the trigger button to return to the RFID menu.
Easy2Rd opt.
Through the Easy2Rd opt submenu you can configure the reader when using the easy2read profile.
The Easy2Read options are the following:
RF Power: through the RF Power submenu you can set the start-up power level emitted by the reader. The
display shows the default RF Power. To scroll through the RF Power options, press the trigger button until
the desired RF Power value is shown.
The RF Power value is expressed as a percentage value of the maximum RF output power:
5%
10%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%

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The correspondent values are:
Percentage
Conducted Power 1
(mW)
Radiated Power ETSI
(mW e.r.p.)
Radiated Power FCC
(mW e.r.p.)
5%
25
16
18
10%
50
32
36
20%
100
64
72
40%
200
128
144
60%
300
192
215
80%
400
256
287
100%
500
320
359
Tab. 3.2: Conducted power- radiated power
Note that, when the reader is configured in the easy2read profile, to set the power you can also use the
CAEN RFID Easy Controller Application or the SetPower function of the SDK (Software Development Kit)
library.
Trigger Button: through this option, you can enable/disable the tag inventory on trigger button press. By
default, the Trigger Button is disabled. To modify the value, press the trigger button until the desired value
is shown (enabled/disabled), then press the up or down button to select “back” and the trigger button to
return to the RFID submenu. When the Trigger Button is enabled, to perform the tag inventory just hold
down the trigger button and then release.
Note: In the easy2read profile, in order to enable the tag inventory on button press, it is
necessary to perform a second activation via software:
-Using the Easy controller Software: for more details see § Inventory on button press page 43.
or
-Using the API: for more details see the EventInventoryTag Method (the event trigger flag, bit
5, set to 1) in the CAEN RFID API Reference Manual downloadable from Hex R1290I web
page, Documents section or in the Manual and Documents web area.
Proximity: through this option, you can enable/disable the proximity sensor (see § Fig. 1.2: Hex R1290I Top
Panel page 7). By default, the Proximity Sensor is disabled. To modify the value, press the trigger button
until the desired value is shown (enabled/disabled), then press the up or down button to select “back” and
the trigger button to return to the RFID submenu. If the Proximity Sensor is enabled, the reader performs a
tag inventory when he perceives a decrease in brightness due to the passage of a tag. Note that the sensor
is also sensitive to the change in brightness due to the turning off of the light or the passage of a shadow.
Note: In the easy2read profile, in order to enable the proximity sensor, it is necessary to perform
a second activation via software:
-Using the Easy controller Software: for more details see § Inventory on button press page 43.
or
-Using the API: for more details see the EventInventoryTag Method (the event trigger flag, bit
5, set to 1) in the CAEN RFID API Reference Manual downloadable from Hex R1290I web
page, Documents section or in the Manual and Documents web area.
Tag ID Beep: by default, the Tag ID beep is disabled. To modify the value, press the trigger buttons until the
desired value is shown (enabled/disabled), then press the up or down button to select “back” and the
trigger button to return to the RFID submenu. If the Tag ID beep is enabled, the reader will beep when a tag
is detected.
Tag ID Lights: by default, the Tag ID lights are disabled. To modify the value, press the trigger buttons until
the desired value is shown (enabled/disabled), then press the up or down button to select “back” and the
trigger button to return to the RFID submenu. If the Tag ID Lights are enabled, the reader will lights up
when a tag is detected.
Tag Count: by default, the Tag ID Count is disabled. To modify the value, press the trigger buttons until the
desired value is shown (enabled/disabled), then press the up or down button to select “back” and the
1
On external antenna