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RFID Software: Receive event notifications

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Receiving event notifications

The LLRP Reader Protocol module can generate two types of internal events (Figure 17) in the following cases:

  1. No data packets from the reader for more than N seconds (LLRP_RFID_1).
  2. There are no tags in FOV for N seconds (LLRP_RFID_2).
  3. When a tag appears in the field of view (FOV) (LLRP_RFID_IN).
  4. When a tag disappears from FOV (LLRP_RFID_OUT).

Internal events
Figure 17: Internal events

When a predefined situation is detected, an internal event with the respective identifier will be generated. You can process the internal event using the modules on the "Event processing" tab. Below you can see an example of configuring the "Events notification" module to send an email message upon processing the LLRP_RFID_2 internal event.

1. Select an event handling module (Figure 18).

Selecting an event handling module
Figure 18: Selecting an event handling module

2. Add an event handler (Figure 19).

Adding a handler
Figure 19: Adding a handler

3. Select the newly added handler in the left-side tree (Figure 20) and configure the notification parameters. In this case, it is sending an email message.

Event handling parameters
Figure 20: Event handling parameters

4. Configure the SMTP server parameters, which will be used by the application to send email messages (Figure 21). In the figure below, you can see an example of Gmail.

Configuring the SMTP server parameters
Figure 21: Configuring the SMTP server parameters

If needed, create a message template for the handler (Figure 22). You can use special tags (Table 3) in the template body. When sending a message, the tags will be replaced with the corresponding values.

Configuring a message template
Figure 22: Configuring a message template

Table 3
Tag Description
%READER_NAME% The reader’s IP address and port, and also the reader’s user name (if specified in the settings)
%READER_NAME_SHORT% The reader’s IP address
%LAST_TIME% The last time when any data were received
%CURRENT_TIME% The time when an event was generated

Note: For the LLRP_RFID_IN and LLRP_RFID_OUT events, you can also use the variables from Table 1. Enclose each variable in the % signs (for example, %TAGREPORTDATA_EPCDATA%).

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