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  • Forum Post: RFID antenna interference

    Akash Nakarmi Akash Nakarmi
    I have two antennas (G02E small gate antennas) connected to each of S251B readers. The antennas are lying flat on a wooden board and are about 18 in apart from each other from their centers. The readers are configured for Master/Slave synchronization, and because of the close distance operation, I have...
    on Feb 16, 2012
  • Forum Post: Multiple readers issue

    Akash Nakarmi Akash Nakarmi
    I have 2 RFID readers (S251B) readers in my network. Each reader is connected to four small gate antennas via 4-channel multiplexer. Each reader is also connected to Ethernet to RS485 converter. Each Ethernet to RS485 converter is connected to a hub which is then connected to a PC. I have written a multi...
    on Feb 6, 2012
  • Forum Post: Collision problem using TRF7960A

    Val 83 Val 83
    Hi, I am in trouble after spending days on the TRF7960A and using your sloc240 chronograms provided by Josh from TI. My problem is that using myfare classic tags, i get a 0x42 response to the IRQ status reading instead of 0x40 after an anticollision command. To be more precise here is the entire...
    on May 24, 2012
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