Intermec IF2 Basic Reader Interface Programmer's Reference Manual (BRI version - Page 75

SWVER, TRIGGER, Example 2, Purpose, Syntax, Parameters

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Chapter 4 - BRI Commands H1234567890ABCDEF OK> Example 2: This example includes the command and command line parameters. SET YOURREADMACRO="READ TAGID WHERE INT (20,2)=2000" OK> To execute this command, use the command line below: $YOURREADMACRO H1234512345123456 H2468246824682468 OK> SWVER Purpose: Syntax: Example: This command returns the current firmware version of the reader module. SWVER OK>SWVER 9.04 OK> TRIGGER Purpose: This command creates, deletes, and displays trigger events that are based on the state of the GP inputs supported by the reader. The maximum number of triggers you can create is 10. The available non-volatile memory must also be used for macros. If this memory space overflows, the BRI returns MERR. Note: Intermec recommends that you do not create more than ten triggers. Syntax: Parameters: TRIGGER [RESET|DELETEALL| FILTER [ACTION"MACRO_NAME"]] [RESET] = This reserved keyword completely resets the entire triggering system. This command deletes all triggers from memory and removes all trigger events from the event queue. This command returns the triggering system to a known state. You do not specify any other parameters when you issue a TRIGGER RESET command. [DELETEALL] = This reserved keyword removes from memory all programmed triggers. This command does not delete queued trigger events from the reader. You do not specify any other parameters when you issue a TRIGGER DELETEALL command. Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual 63

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Chapter 4 — BRI Commands
Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual
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H1234567890ABCDEF<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
Example 2:
This example includes the command and command line parameters.
SET YOURREADMACRO=“READ TAGID WHERE INT (20,2)=2000”<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
To execute this command, use the command line below:
$YOURREADMACRO<CRLF>
H1234512345123456<CRLF>
H2468246824682468<CRLF>
OK>
SWVER
Purpose:
This command returns the current firmware version of the reader module.
Syntax:
SWVER
Example:
OK>SWVER<CRLF>
9.04<CRLF>
OK>
TRIGGER
Purpose:
This command creates, deletes, and displays trigger events that are based on the
state of the GP inputs supported by the reader.
The maximum number of triggers you can create is 10. The available non-volatile
memory must also be used for macros. If this memory space overflows, the BRI
returns MERR.
Syntax:
TRIGGER [RESET|DELETEALL|<“NAME”> <GPIO|GPIOEDGE> <MASK>
<VALUE> FILTER<DELAY> [ACTION“MACRO_NAME”]]
Parameters:
[RESET] = This reserved keyword completely resets the entire triggering system.
This command deletes all triggers from memory and removes all trigger events from
the event queue. This command returns the triggering system to a known state. You
do not specify any other parameters when you issue a TRIGGER RESET command.
[DELETEALL] = This reserved keyword removes from memory all programmed
triggers. This command does not delete queued trigger events from the reader. You
do not specify any other parameters when you issue a TRIGGER DELETEALL
command.
Note:
Intermec recommends that you do not create more than ten triggers.