DR6 RFID Device

Note: The RFID features depend on the user purchasing a license for the RFID AddOn. To activate this feature, contact your Wasp representative. The tenant must have the RFID AddOn License and the user role must have permission (Users> Roles> Permissions> Mobile RFID Config).

RFID Configuration Rule

1. Click on the Mobility > RFID Configuration.
2. Click on the dropdown arrow next to RFID Configuration. Select the DR5 RFID Rule.
3. Enter the following rule.

<Device type="DR6" profile="RG768 warehouse">
  <!-- To be enhanced to include more connection types like Bluetooth Connection, UART, RS232, ... based on examples -->
  <Connection type="RG768UARTConnectionProcessor">
    <DeviceIdentifier>
      <!-- Allows identifying devices at runtime based on configuration properties | use one or more to identify a device -->
      <Identifier name="Name">RG768</Identifier>
      <!-- Reserved tags. this will be used in future for different device config-->
      <Identifier name="Type" />
    </DeviceIdentifier>
    <Config>
      <!--Power. Default value is 30-->
      <Param name="Power">30</Param>
      <!-- Session number to use for inventory operation-->
      <!-- Use 0 for S0, 1 for S1, 2 for S2 and 3 for S3-->
      <Param name="Session">2</Param>
      <!-- Target can be set to 0 for A, 1 for B. It enables to increase identification rate-->
      <Param name="Target">0</Param>
      <!--Q value - parameter used to regulate the probability of tag response. Default value Q value 4.-->
      <!-- Dynamic : Reader adjusts Q value automatically when scanning. Fixed : Q value will be constant-->
      <!-- Use 0 for Fixed, 1 for Dynamic.-->
      <Param name="Q">1</Param>
    </Config>
  </Connection>
  <StreamProcessor type="RG768StreamProcessor">
    <DataParser>
      <!-- Specify which rule name from scan parsing xml should be used when parsing RFID tags-->
      <parseRule>parse_rule</parseRule>
    </DataParser>
  </StreamProcessor>
  <MessageProcessor type="RG768MessageProcessor">
    <!-- The following messages represent the various ranges that can be controlled via the UI | these are outbound -->
    <Message type="Outbound" name="Range" value="30" />
    <Message type="Outbound" name="Range" value="20" />
    <Message type="Outbound" name="Range" value="10" />
  </MessageProcessor>
</Device>

DR6 RFID RG768 Setup and Configuration

1. Remove the wrist strap using a screwdriver, and then remove the sticker below the wrist strap to view the connections.

2. Next, gently insert the DR6 into its cradle by sliding the top of the DR6 in first, and then securely snap it down.
3. Select the Software Update application and click on Install All. Now, select TagAccess from the options provided, and you'll observe that the DR6 is successfully connected. 

4. To check if the RG768 reader is working, choose the Inventory option and pull the trigger near RFID tags.
5. To restart the DR6, simply hold down the power button on the side of the device, and then select the Restart option.
6. Now, access the AssetCloud app and navigate to Settings > RFID Rule. Choose the DR6 RFID Rule.
7. Check Out an asset.
8. Tap on the white scanner icon above the keyboard. The app icon color will switch to yellow. Also note that, after turning on the reader (turning from white to yellow), they should tap twice the power icon to the left of the reader icon to set it to full power

Also, refer to the following topics for more details:

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

RFID Configuration

Scan Parsing Configuration