Zebra RFID Owner's manual

Brand: Zebra

Model: RFID

Type: Owner's manual

Zebra RFID, a cutting-edge RFID reader, empowers you with real-time visibility and data capture capabilities. Its advanced features include:

Enhanced Efficiency: Boost productivity by automating data collection and tracking tasks, minimizing errors, and optimizing inventory management processes.
Long-Range Performance: Experience reliable and extended read ranges, ensuring accurate data capture even in challenging environments.
Multi-Tag Detection: Capture data from multiple tags simultaneously, improving efficiency and streamlining operations.
Seamless Integration: Effortlessly integrate with your existing systems and applications, enabling a smooth and efficient workflow.

Zebra RFID, a cutting-edge RFID reader, empowers you with real-time visibility and data capture capabilities. Its advanced features include:

Enhanced Efficiency: Boost productivity by automating data collection and tracking tasks, minimizing errors, and optimizing inventory management processes.
Long-Range Performance: Experience reliable and extended read ranges, ensuring accurate data capture even in challenging environments.
Multi-Tag Detection: Capture data from multiple tags simultaneously, improving efficiency and streamlining operations.
Seamless Integration: Effortlessly integrate with your existing systems and applications, enabling a smooth and efficient workflow.

Cloud Connect

for RFID

MN-004035-01EN Rev. A

Deployment Guide

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Publication Date

September 22, 2020

Contents

List of Figures..................................................................................................................................... 5

About This Document ........................................................................................................................ 6

Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 6

Supported Readers.......................................................................................................... 6

Chapter Descriptions........................................................................................................ 6

Notational Conventions .................................................................................................... 6

Icon Conventions ............................................................................................................. 7

Related Documents and Software ................................................................................... 7

Service Information .......................................................................................................... 7

Overview.............................................................................................................................................. 9

Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 9

System Overview ............................................................................................................. 9

Cloud Service ......................................................................................................... 10

Cloud Agent............................................................................................................ 10

Reader Manager..................................................................................................... 10

Radio Control.......................................................................................................... 10

Deployment Modes........................................................................................................................... 11

Introduction .................................................................................................................... 11

Pure Cloud Deployment................................................................................................. 11

Hybrid Deployment......................................................................................................... 12

Local Deployment .......................................................................................................... 12

Operation Modes .............................................................................................................................. 14

Introduction .................................................................................................................... 14

Simple ............................................................................................................................ 14

Inventory ........................................................................................................................ 14

Contents

Portal.............................................................................................................................. 15

Conveyer........................................................................................................................ 15

Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID ................................................................................................ 16

Introduction .................................................................................................................... 16

Enrolling the Reader ...................................................................................................... 16

Disenrolling the Reader.................................................................................................. 17

Configuring Deployment Modes..................................................................................... 18

Exporting/Importing Cloud Configuration ....................................................................... 18

Login....................................................................................................................... 18

Exporting the Cloud Configuration.......................................................................... 19

Importing Cloud Configuration................................................................................ 20

Cloud Connect for RFID Configuration .......................................................................... 21

Control Section ....................................................................................................... 21

Local Access via REST.................................................................................... 22

Zebra Data Services ........................................................................................ 22

Data Section ........................................................................................................... 23

Zebra Data Services ........................................................................................ 24

Local HTTP/HTTPS Post Server...................................................................... 25

Management Section.............................................................................................. 26

Local REST ...................................................................................................... 27

Zebra Data Services ........................................................................................ 28

Appendix ........................................................................................................................................... 29

Default Cloud Connect for RFID Configuration .............................................................. 29

Sample Configuration for Local Deployment.................................................................. 32

List of Figures

Figure 1: Cloud Connect for RFID System Overview .................................................... 10

Figure 2: Pure Cloud Deployment ................................................................................. 11

Figure 3: Hybrid Deployment With On Premise Data Interface ..................................... 12

Figure 4: Local Deployment With On Premise Data, Control

and Management Interfaces ........................................................................... 13

Figure 5: Reader Pre-enrolled in Cloud Agent Service ................................................. 17

Figure 6: Reader Enrolled in Cloud Agent Service ....................................................... 17

Figure 7: JSON Schema for Control Interface Configuration ........................................ 21

Figure 8: JSON Schema for Data Interface Configuration ............................................ 23

Figure 9: JSON Schema for Management Interface Configuration ............................... 27

About This Document

Introduction

This guide provides information about the Cloud Connect for RFID feature in the FX Series readers. It

explains the system’s overall architecture, deployment modes, and configuration of different deployment

modes.

IMPORTANT: If you have a problem with your equipment, contact Zebra Global Customer Support for

your region. Contact information is available at: zebra.com/support

Supported Readers

• FX7500

• FX9600

Chapter Descriptions

Topics covered in this guide are as follows:

• Overview provides a summary on Cloud Connect

™ for RFID, the cloud-based management, control,

and RFID tag data collection for the FX Series RFID readers.

• Deployment Modes provides information on the three different modes of deployment.

• Operation Modes provides information on configuring the radio to different modes of operation.

• Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID provides information on setting up Cloud Connect for RFID.

• Appendix provides the default Cloud Connect for RFID configuration.

Notational Conventions

The following conventions are used in this document:

•Bold text is used to highlight the following:

• Dialog box, window and screen names

• Drop-down list and list box names

• Check box and radio button names

• Icons on a screen

About This Document

• Key names on a keypad

• Button names on a screen.

• Bullets (•) indicate:

• Action items

• Lists of alternatives

• Lists of required steps that are not necessarily sequential.

• Sequential lists (such as those that describe step-by-step procedures) appear as numbered lists.

Icon Conventions

The documentation set is designed to give the reader more visual clues. The following graphic icons are

used throughout the documentation set. These icons and their associated meanings are described below.

NOTE: The text here indicates information that is supplemental for the user to know and that is not

required to complete a task.

IMPORTANT: The text here indicates information that is important for the user to know.

CAUTION: If the precaution is not heeded, the user could receive minor or moderate injury.

WARNING: If danger is not avoided, the user CAN be seriously injured or killed.

Related Documents and Software

The following documents provide more information about the readers.

• FX7500 RFID Reader Quick Start Guide

• FX9600 RFID Reader Quick Reference Guide

• FX Series RFID Fixed Reader Integration Reference Guide

• To download firmware, go to

https://www.zebra.com/apps/dlmanager?dlp=-227178c9720c025483893483886ea540bd07dd0f98737

52cf891686eb495040ba85f97bf163f9fd12080ee1978f57c98463270ae549b1b5c65e6acbef65100a197

8a205f64aae7c7ef1d957c10a43f885d113b42e079e0119302a877e3ec811eb70ea4125c716c46b3a33

2b59ddd9f8&c=us&l=en.

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Service Information

If you have a problem with your equipment, contact Zebra Global Customer Support for your region.

Contact information is available at: zebra.com/support

When contacting support, please have the following information available:

• Serial number of the unit

• Model number or product name

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• Software/firmware type or version number

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servicing and will be given specific directions. Zebra is not responsible for any damages incurred during

shipment if the approved shipping container is not used. Shipping the units improperly can possibly void

the warranty.

If you purchased your Zebra business product from a Zebra business partner, contact that business

partner for support.

Overview

Introduction

Cloud Connect for RFID provides cloud-based management, control, and RFID tag data collection for the

FX Series RFID readers (FX7500, FX9600). The Cloud Connect for RFID feature enables connectivity to

the cloud platform to provide loT capabilities to the reader. Once connected to the cloud, the readers can

be managed and controlled using a REST API interface via the cloud. The reader tag data is also pushed

to the cloud to be consumed by the cloud service.

The Cloud Connect for RFID feature provides the three interfaces as listed below.

• Management interface: Used to perform management actions on the reader (for example, firmware

upgrade, getting reader configuration, and setting reader configuration).

• Control interface: Used to perform control actions on the reader (for example, configuring the radio

mode, starting/stopping the tag reads).

• Data interface: Used to consume the RFID tag data from the reader.

These interfaces can be configured independently to allow for access via cloud or locally within the private

network. Depending on how the Cloud Connect for RFID interfaces are configured, there are three

possible deployment modes as described in the chapter Deployment Modes.

System Overview

As illustrated in Figure 1, the Cloud Connect for RFID system has the following components.

• Cloud Service

• Cloud Agent

• Radio Control

Overview

Figure 1 Cloud Connect for RFID System Overview

NOTE: The solid lines represent the Management interfaces, the dotted black lines represent the Control

interface and the dotted red lines represent the Data interface.

Cloud Service

The Cloud Connect for RFID feature enables the Cloud connectivity to a Cloud service and currently the

only cloud service that is supported is Zebra Data Services (Savanna Cloud). Zebra Data Services is

Zebra's proprietary cloud platform that empowers the user to build secure, scalable digital services with

ease and speed. This solution aggregates and analyzes data from multiple edge devices and services,

creating data-powered environments to provide real-time guidance and insights. For more information on

Zebra Data Services go to: https://developer.zebra.com/community/tools/eaidata

The Cloud Service exposes a REST API interface that can be used to manage, configure, and read tag

data from RFID readers.

Cloud Agent

The Cloud Agent is the reader-resident component responsible for connecting to the cloud service and

performing the actions that are requested by the REST APIs. The Cloud Agent also collects the tag data

from the radio control and pushes them out on the Data interface.

Reader Manager

Reader Manager is the process in the reader that is responsible for performing all reader configuration and

management operations. The Radio Control talks to the reader manager via a socket interface using the

RM XML commands.

Radio Control

Radio Control configures, controls, and maintains a connection to the RFID radio. Radio control receives

the tag read events from the radio and sends them to the Cloud Agent which in turn passes it onto the Data

interface.

Deployment Modes

Introduction

Cloud Connect for RFID can be setup in three different modes of deployment.

• Pure Cloud deployment

• Hybrid deployment

• Local deployment

All of these deployment modes require that the reader be enrolled with the Zebra Data Services. For more

information on the enrollment go to https://developer.zebra.com/docs/enrolling-fx-reader

Pure Cloud Deployment

In a Pure Cloud deployment, the Management, Control, and Data interfaces of the Cloud Connect for RFID

feature are all configured to connect to the cloud services platform. The APIs provided by the Zebra Data

Services can be used to manage/control the reader and get the tag data. Figure 2 illustrates a Pure Cloud

deployment and the flow of different interfaces.

NOTE: The solid lines in Figure 2 represent the Management interfaces, the dotted black lines represent

the Control interface and the dotted red lines represent the Data interface.

Figure 2 Pure Cloud Deployment

Deployment Modes

Hybrid Deployment

In a Hybrid deployment, the Control, Management, and Data interfaces can be configured to connect to

different endpoints. For example, the Control and Management interfaces can be connected to the cloud

services platform and the Data interface can be configured to connect to a local HTTP/HTTPS server. This

scenario is illustrated in Figure 3. When the Data interface is configured to connect to the local

HTTP/HTTPS server, the reader will send tag data information to the HTTP/HTTPS server as POST

requests.

NOTE: The solid lines in Figure 3 represent the Management interfaces, the dotted black lines represent

the Control interface and the dotted red lines represent the Data interface. The Control and management

functionalities can be exercised through the ZDS REST APIs.

Figure 3 Hybrid Deployment With On Premise Data Interface

Local Deployment

In a local deployment, the reader is setup to have all the interfaces (Management, Control and Data)

exposed locally so that once enrolled, the reader does not have to be connected to the Internet. When

setup this way the Control and Management interfaces are exposed as REST APIs on the reader that can

be directly accessed as shown in the figure below. The data is sent as HTTP/HTTPS POST request to the

specified server. This is illustrated in Figure 4.

NOTE: The solid lines in Figure 4 represent the Management interfaces, the dotted black lines represent

the Control interface and the dotted red lines represent the Data interface. The Control and Management

functionalities can be exercised through the local REST APIs.

Deployment Modes

Figure 4 Local Deployment With On Premise Data, Control and Management Interfaces

Operation Modes

Introduction

Cloud Connect for RFID provides the ability to configure the radio to different modes of operation that

optimize the radio configuration based on intended use case. Once configured, the mode can be started

using the START REST API and will continue to operate until the STOP REST API is called. The following

modes are supported in Cloud Connect for RFID.

• Simple

• Inventory

• Portal

• Conveyer

Simple

Simple mode configures the radio to read and report all unique tags in the field of view of the radio.

By default:

• The radio attempts to read tags on all antennas. This can be adjusted using the Antennas object when

setting the mode.

• The radio reports all unique tags. This can be adjusted using the Filter object when setting the mode.

Inventory

Inventory mode configures the radio to read tags and report all unique tags for each antenna on a periodic

interval. Additional meta-data (i.e., peak RSSI and number of reads for each antenna during the interval) is

reported.

By default:

• The radio attempts to read tags on all antennas. This can be adjusted using the Antennas object when

setting the mode.

• The radio reports all unique tags once. This can be adjusted using the Filter object when setting the

mode.

• The radio reports tags every second. This can be adjusted using the Interval object when setting the

mode.

Operation Modes

Portal

Portal mode configures the radio to report all unique tags that pass by each antenna immediately following

a GPI event. The GPI event signals the beginning of the read period. As soon as the GPI event triggers the

radio, the radio continues to read tags until no new unique tags are read for a configurable stop interval.

Once the radio stops reading tags, it waits for the next GPI event to start the process again.

By default:

• The radio attempts to read tags on all antennas. This can be adjusted using the Antennas object when

setting the mode.

• The radio reports all unique tags once. This can be adjusted using the Filter object when setting the

mode.

• The radio waits for a LOW signal on GPI 1. This can be adjusted using the StartTrigger object when

setting the mode.

• The radio continues to read until no new unique tags have been read for 3 seconds. This can be

adjusted using the StopInterval object when setting the mode.

Conveyer

Conveyer mode configures the radio to read tags and report all unique tags for each antenna.

By default:

• The radio attempts to read tags on all antennas. This can be adjusted using the Antennas object when

setting the mode.

• The radio reports all unique tags once. This can be adjusted using the Filter object when setting the

mode.

Setting Up Cloud Connect

for RFID

Introduction

Setting up Cloud Connect for RFID is a two-step process.

1. Enroll the reader.

2. Configure the interfaces.

Enrolling the Reader

Enrollment is the first step whereby the reader is registered as an IoT device with the cloud service

provider. After enrollment, the reader is connected to cloud application by an IoT agent service on the

reader that enables control, management, and data channels for cloud app to communicate with the

reader.

Currently the reader is configured out of the box to enroll with the Zebra Data Services. To enroll the

reader to Zebra Data Services, follow the steps below.

1. Register and generate the Claim Code from the Zebra Data Services platform. Go to

https://developer.zebra.com/docs/enroll-fx-reader

for more information on how to generate the claim

token.

2. Open a web browser to connect to the FX reader using the host name or IP address.

3. Click Communication > Cloud.

4. The following parameters are required to enroll the reader. Values for these parameters are obtained

after creating and registering your Cloud application and need to be keyed into this page.

a. Claim Code - Secret code for enrolling the device (step 1).

b. Auto Connect - Automatically connect to service once reader is enrolled.

5. Enroll. Click enroll to Enroll the reader to Cloud with Claim Code entered.

After enrolling the reader, the Enrollment Status indicates the reader's current state of Cloud enrollment.

The Connection status indicates the status of communication channel from Cloud IoT agent on the reader

to cloud service.

Once enrolled, if reader's Cloud Agent service is disconnected, click Connect to establish a connection. An

existing connection may be terminated by clicking Disconnect.

Note: Connection will be terminated if reader is not enrolled.

NOTE: The connection is terminated if the reader is not enrolled.

Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID

Figure 5 Reader Pre-enrolled in Cloud Agent Service

Figure 6 Reader Enrolled in Cloud Agent Service

Disenrolling the Reader

To disenroll the reader from the Cloud:

1. From the Reader Communication Parameters screen, click Disenroll. The command is sent to the

reader and the device is un-enrolled from the Cloud.

2. To delete the device from the Zebra Data Services, see developer.zebra.com/devices/reader.

3. Click Delete on the line next to your reader on the My Devices page.

Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID

Configuring Deployment Modes

As described earlier, the Cloud Connect for RFID feature can be configured to one of the three deployment

modes. The deployment mode can be configured by importing a JSON file that configures the

management, control, and Data interfaces. Each of these interfaces can be configured to either connect to

a cloud service or allow local access.

To configure the interfaces to any of the deployment modes, the steps below must be performed.

1. Export the Cloud Connect for RFID configuration file from the reader by sending an RM command to

the reader.

2. Edit the Cloud Connect for RFID configuration file to configure the interfaces as required.

3. Import the Cloud Connect for RFID configuration file into the reader by sending an RM command that

contains the contents of the JSON file.

Exporting/Importing Cloud Configuration

The Cloud Connect for RFID configuration can be exported or imported via an RM command. In order to

either export or import the configuration, a login must be performed.

To login to the reader the following RM command can be used. Save the following XML command in a file

called login.xml. Replace the username and password fields with the username and password of the

reader.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<rm:command epcglobal:creationDate="2001-12-17T09:30:47.0Z"

epcglobal:schemaVersion="0.0"

xsi:schemaLocation="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1 ../../../schemas/RmCommand.xsd"

xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:rm="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1"

xmlns:epcglobal="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

xmlns:motorm="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

<rm:id>99</rm:id>

<rm:targetName>MyFX7500</rm:targetName>

<motorm:readerDevice>

<motorm:doLogin>

<motorm:username>admin</motorm:username>

<motorm:password>change</motorm:password>

<motorm:forceLogin>true</motorm:forceLogin>

</motorm:doLogin>

</motorm:readerDevice>

</rm:command>

To send the login command above to the reader, the following CURL command can be used.

curl --location --request GET 'http://<readerip>/control'

--header 'Content-Type: application/xml'

--data-binary "@login.xml"

Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID

The response from the reader includes a session ID that must be used in further RM commands. The XML

below is a sample response from the reader.

<g1:reply xmlns:g1="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1"

xmlns:g2="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

g2:creationDate="2010-02-10T10:10:10Z"

g2:schemaVersion="1">

<g1:id>99</g1:id>

<g1:resultCode>0</g1:resultCode>

<g3:readerDevice xmlns:g3="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

<g3:doLogin>

<g3:sessionID>sessionID </g3:sessionID>

</g3:doLogin>

</g3:readerDevice>

</g1:reply>

Exporting the Cloud Configuration

The cloud configuration can be exported using the following RM command. Replace the sessionID with the

session ID obtained in the previous command and save the file as export.xml.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<rm:command epcglobal:creationDate="2001-12-17T09:30:47.0Z"

epcglobal:schemaVersion="0.0"

xsi:schemaLocation="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1 ../../../schemas/RmCommand.xsd"

xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:rm="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1"

xmlns:epcglobal="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

xmlns:motorm="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

<rm:id>99</rm:id>

<rm:targetName>MyFX7500</rm:targetName>

<motorm:readerDevice>

<motorm:sessionID>SessionID</motorm:sessionID>

<motorm:exportCloudConfigFromReader></motorm:exportCloudConfigFromReader>

</motorm:readerDevice>

</rm:command>

To send the command to the reader, run the following command.

curl --location --request GET 'http://10.17.130.66/control' \

--header 'Content-Type: application/xml' \

--data-binary "@export.xml"

The response of the reader is an XML string with the JSON configuration data embedded in it

as shown below. Save the JSON config data in the response to a file called cloud.json.

<g1:reply xmlns:g1="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1"

xmlns:g2="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

g2:creationDate="2010-02-10T10:10:10Z"

g2:schemaVersion="1">

<g1:id>99</g1:id>

<g1:resultCode>0</g1:resultCode>

<g3:readerDevice xmlns:g3="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

(continued on next page)

Setting Up Cloud Connect for RFID

<g3:exportCloudConfigFromReader>

<g3:ConfigData>JSON CONFIG DATA</g3:ConfigData>

</g3:exportCloudConfigFromReader>

</g3:readerDevice>

</g1:reply>

Importing Cloud Configuration

After editing the cloud configuration JSON file appropriately it can be imported into the reader using the

following RM command. Replace the sessionID with the session ID obtained in the previous command and

replace the JSON CONFIG DATA with the contents of the updated cloud.json file. Save the file as

import.xml.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<rm:command epcglobal:creationDate="2001-12-17T09:30:47.0Z"

epcglobal:schemaVersion="0.0"

xsi:schemaLocation="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1 ../../../schemas/RmCommand.xsd"

xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:rm="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1"

xmlns:epcglobal="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

xmlns:motorm="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

<rm:id>99</rm:id>

<rm:targetName>MyFX7500</rm:targetName>

<motorm:readerDevice>

<motorm:sessionID>sessionID</motorm:sessionID>

<motorm:importCloudConfigToReader>

<motorm:CloudConfigData>JSON CONFIG DATA</motorm:CloudConfigData>

</motorm:importCloudConfigToReader>

</motorm:readerDevice>

</rm:command>

Use the following command to import the config into the reader.

curl --location --request GET 'http://10.17.130.66/control' \

--header 'Content-Type: application/xml' \

--data-binary "@import.xml"

The RM response on successful import is as given below.

<g1:reply xmlns:g1="urn:epcglobal:rm:xsd:1" xmlns:g2="urn:epcglobal:xsd:1"

g2:creationDate="2010-02-10T10:10:10Z" g2:schemaVersion="1">

<g1:id>99</g1:id>

<g1:resultCode>0</g1:resultCode>

<g3:readerDevice xmlns:g3="urn:motorfid:rm:xsd:1">

<g3:importCloudConfigToReader></g3:importCloudConfigToReader>

</g3:readerDevice>

</g1:reply>

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Zebra RFID Owner's manual

Brand: Zebra

Model: RFID

Type: Owner's manual

Zebra RFID, a cutting-edge RFID reader, empowers you with real-time visibility and data capture capabilities. Its advanced features include:

Enhanced Efficiency: Boost productivity by automating data collection and tracking tasks, minimizing errors, and optimizing inventory management processes.
Long-Range Performance: Experience reliable and extended read ranges, ensuring accurate data capture even in challenging environments.
Multi-Tag Detection: Capture data from multiple tags simultaneously, improving efficiency and streamlining operations.
Seamless Integration: Effortlessly integrate with your existing systems and applications, enabling a smooth and efficient workflow.

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