Impinj R2000 protocol.
pyImpinj is a protocol library for R2000 reader.
Installation
Compile and install the library:
pip3 install pyImpinj
Usage
In Python 3
from pyImpinj import ImpinjR2KReader
Example
from pyImpinj import ImpinjR2KReader
TAG_QUEUE = queue.Queue( 1024 )
R2000 = ImpinjR2KReader( TAG_QUEUE, address=1 )
R2000.connect( ‘COM9’ )
R2000.worker_start()
R2000.rt_inventory( repeat=100 )
print( TAG_QUEUE.get( ) )
V1.2 (2020-02-27)
Release ver1.2
New add get(set)_frequency_region
New add set_frequency_region_user
New add test/auto_config.py
V1.1 (2020-02-20)
Release ver1.1
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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