MOD-RFID1356-BOX Olimex Ltd., MOD-RFID1356-BOX Datasheet - Page 7

• Manufacturer Part Number: MOD-RFID1356-BOX
• Description: RFID Transponder Tools USB RFID READER FOR 13.56MHz TAGS
• Manufacturer: Olimex Ltd.

Specifications of MOD-RFID1356-BOX

• Rohs: yes
• Product: RFID Readers
• Dimensions: 50 mm x 20 mm x 5 mm
• Frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Interface Type: USB
• Operating Supply Voltage: 5 V
• Tool Is For Evaluation Of: RFID Tags
• For Use With: ISO15693

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receiving a firmware upgrade image. See the section “Firmware
Upgrade” for more information.
Command r
This command is only valid if device is in single read mode (see
below). It will trigger a single TAG read. If TAG ID is successfully
read, it will be printed. Otherwise if operation timeouts, zeros will be
printed.
Command msXX
Set single read mode. The XX parameter must be a decimal value,
indicating the TAG read timeout in seconds.
Example – setting single read mode with 15 seconds timeout:
Command mcFR
Set continuous read mode with frequency F (Hz). R is for
compatibility with other Olimex products and is otherwise ignored if
present. Both F and R must be single digit decimal numbers.
If F is 0 then RF antenna is constantly switched on and the device
scans continuously for tags. Otherwise if F is 1-5, the device will
switch the antenna on F times per second.
Example – continuous scanning:
Example – scan once per second:
Command mlE
Set LED mode. If E is 0, LEDs will be disabled. Otherwise if E is 1,
LEDs will be enabled.
Example – enabling LEDs:
Example – disabling LEDs to conserve power:
Command cT1,T2,FFCCDD...DD
Issue custom command request. T1 and T2 are timeouts in
milliseconds. T1 shows how much to wait in RF silence before
issuing timeout. T2 defines the total reception timeout, no matter
what is decoded from the RF field. Typical values for both are 50 to
100ms. After them is the hexadecimal representation of the request
which will be issued. FF is the request flags byte, CC is the comand
code, followed by zero or more data bytes. CRC is automatically
handled by MOD-RFID1356.
If answer was correctly received and decoded the response format
would be:
where FF is the response flags byte, followed by one or more
response data bytes.
On error the following is returned:
ms15
mc0
mc1
ml1
ml0
<FFAA...
!eXX