Target Group

Partners and Intermec associates with experience in auto ID technologies that need to understand how to specify, design and install an RFID enabled solution.

Prerequisites

A background in radio frequency systems engineering. Intermec University registration.

Objectives

To provide the skills needed to analyze, design, and implement an RFID enabled solution for the tracking of assets.

Online modules content

• RF111 – RFID principles of operation
  • RFID system components and how they interact.
• RF112 – RFID Regulations, standards, and use cases
  • Regulations, protocols and standards governing the use and deployment of RFID solutions. Case study review.
• RF113 – RFID Solution design basics
  • Tag type, placement and read zones
  • Tag data structure, standards and arbitration
• GE119, GE120, & GE220 - IF61 fixed RFID reader
  • Product features and basic technology
• GE222, GE223 & GE224 - IV7 vehicle mount RFID reader
  • Product features and basic technology
• GE155 - IP30 portable RFID reader
  • Product features and basic technology.

Target Group

Partners and Intermec associates with experience in auto ID technologies that need to understand how to specify, design and install an RFID enabled solution.

Prerequisites

Completion of on-line modules:
RF111, RF112, RF113, GE119, GE120, GE220, GE222, GE223, GE224, GE155

Students attending this course must bring a Laptop computer running Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7, with wireless capability and Visual Studio C#.Net 2005 or later installed.

Objectives

To provide the skills needed to analyze, design, and implement an RFID enabled solution for the tracking of assets.

Content - Day 1

• Requirements Analysis
• Reader Configuration and Operation
  • Local vs. hosted applications
  • Using BRI reader attributes
  • Using multiple antennas
• Sensors and Feedback Devices
  • Using GPIO
  • Sensor system design and wiring
  • Feedback system design and wiring
• Basic Reader Interface (BRI).

Content - Day 2

• JavaScript Workbench
  • TCP Connections
  • HTTP Connections
  • SQL Server Connections
  • Triggers in JavaScript
• Intermec Development Libraries
• Server Side Application
  • Socket Server
  • Connecting to a Database
  • Decoding Tag Data
  • Updating the Database
• Client Side Application
  • Referencing the API
    • Basic Reader Class
    • Advanced Reader Class
  • Creating the Reader Thread
  • Creating the Socket Client
  • Connecting to the Reader
  • Sending BRI Commands
  • Implementing Reader Events
  • Setting Reader Attributes
  • Reading Tags
  • Loading and Running the Application.