What library shoud i use in order to connect in LLRP to fx7500 reader?

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R Roberto Cottone 3 weeks 2 days ago
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now as now i have do things with python testing sllurp e pyllrp.

with the first i have the problem that it show to me the tag but the next time they won't come out another time.

with the pyllrp i have the problem with the power of the antenna, it make the antenna read tags only when it is less then 1m while the antenna can reach about 2.5m.

i can also use library from other language but i cannot find any.

i tried with the c++ code in the fx7500 manual but it doesn't work.

the reader reads tag both with webpage "read tags" and 123rfid.

tanks for the help everyone.

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S Sean Kennedy

If you are using Python - why are you using LLRP?  (sllurp and pyllrp)

( This suggestion extends not just for the FX7500, FX9600, and ATR7000 - but to the newer FXR90 as well. )

I'd recommend IOT as the connection alternative:

We would prefer to suggest you use the ZIOTC on the FX7500 instead - and use that to connect to an IoT Framework and then use Python to connect to the IoT published connections.

Start Here:

https://zebradevs.github.io/rfid-ziotc-docs/

IOT / MQTT / HTTP-POST / CURL - is all very accessible with Python - and a LOT more maintainable moving forward.
Our Host-Based and Embedded RFID SDK technologies use LLRP - but with ZIOTC and Python - you have more options (Including an Embedded app that can run on the reader. * As well as being able to integrate with other IOT platforms Zebra is looking at. )

(*) - this comes with some limitations - the Python3 on the reader has minimal functionality and some features / modules are not available within the Embedded runtime for Python on the reader.

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