GlueLogix has developed source code modules for a number of
PC based encoding functions that fall outside the LineLogix
domain:
Listen for ZPL or SBPL on a network socket, process
RFID data, pass through print data
Encode ISO15693 AFI and DSFID as well as block data
Encode NFC and Raw data in any mix, with optional CSV
data merge, to all ISO14443 A and B and ISO15693
Encode all banks and locks of UHF and HF Gen2
(ISO18000-6, ISO18000-3M3)
Encode applications to DESFire
Control simple machines or simple machine components
like dispensers and steppers
With LineLogix TCU, control
complex machines like label applicators
None of these modules are currently used in standard
GlueLogix products, but all are available for reuse into
custom projects, source licensed to the customer.
Sample Views
Here are photos and screen shots of several projects and
products, meant to illustrate the range of RFID encoding
solutions that GlueLogix can rapidly develop:
The project above verified that all tagged items in a box
had good encoding. It included C# macros that allowed
you to set up computations in the configuration file.
One installation used the macros to compute Marta Luhn codes
from Ultralight UIDs and display them for QA of an on press
read-print system.
This project feeds one ISO size card onto a flap. The
flap has both UHF and HF antennas. PC software encodes
both chips, coordinating the data as required by an input
"job" file. First shown at CARTES 2015, now delivered
to one client.
This is the main screen and NFC editor of the software that
listens for ZPL and SBPL formats on port 9100.
Capabilities
Platform
Most modules run on
any XP or Windows 7 PC. Some features may be
limited to newer OS or .Net versions
