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46 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Administration Guide • February 2006

If you use the Start menu option, you must select both Start Agent and Start

Station.

■ Command line option – You can also start both the Control Station and the

Execution Agent by using the startall script found at C:\Program Files\

Sun\RFID Software\rfidem\bin.

Note – Refer to the Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Installation Guide for more

information on installed scripts and directories associated with this software.

Managing Device Profiles

The RFID Software comes with a predefined set of device profiles that describe the

supported device adapters. The adapters interpret the specific communication

protocol used by the leading EPC-compliant RFID readers and devices such as

printers. These device adapters can be viewed as equivalent to the device drivers

that are used to communicate with peripherals in a computer system. Each adapter

implements vendor-specific communication protocols to communicate with that

vendor’s RFID device.

The device profiles describe the set of properties and their values for the device

adapters. When you start the RFID Configuration Manager, you have access to these

device profiles. You can modify the default settings and use the device profiles to

create the configuration objects that are needed by your RFID system.

The RFID Configuration Manager provides the following functions for managing

RFID device profiles:

■ New – create a new device profile

■ Edit – customize the default device profiles

■ Remove – delete a device profile

Device profiles implement adapters with a particular set of property values.

Adapters gather RFID events from readers and propagate the events to other

components as defined by the role. For this software release, the RFID Event

Manager supports devices through the use of the adapters described in

TABLE 2-3.

The following properties define an adapter:

■ name – The unique name for the component.

■ classname – The name of the Java class that implements the component.

■ properties – A sequence of name-value pairs that are used for the configuration of

the adapter. Properties common to all readers are listed in

TABLE 2-4.

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