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<< Click to Display Table of Contents >> Dashboard |
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The main window of the Spider RFID Reader Tool has all it's different processes in one place. We will refer to this window as 'the Dashboard'. At the top left corner, it will show the type of reader (Spider, Red Spider or SCR708) that has been connected. The buttons on the Dashboard that link to the different parts of the Spider RFID Reader Tool are also available in the rest of the app as a menu bar on the left side of the window. Apart from that it will show the Spider RFID Reader's status at the top bar.
Our RFID Analyzer will identify card types and their content. It will show you all the useful card data we can find on the card.
The Output Configurator will help you find the correct card output use at your site by enabling you to dry run modifications on the card UIDs.
With the Configuration Builder you can 'build' a configuration and store that as a file or apply it directly to your reader.
The Spider Settings are persistent settings that modify the core functions of the connected card reader. They can be read from the reader, stored directly to the reader or in a file. They manage security functions, BLE functions and some other function core to the Spider RFID reader.
Creates a 'Config Card', a card you can store a configuration (config) on and use it to update the configuration of one or more RFID readers.
To load configuration files or firmware directly to the RFID Reader you can use the Programmer.
Allows you to select a different USB or Bluetooth reader.
When no (valid) RFID reader (Spider, Red Spider or SCR708) is currently connected, the top bar with the yellow background and the spider web will be empty.
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No (valid) RFID reader (Spider, Red Spider or SCR708) is currently connected |
In the status window you can also find other information about the connected RFID Reader (Spider, Red Spider or SCR708).
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1.Serial number 2.Firmware version of the Spider RFID Reader 3.Config: Configuration Name 4.Reader Mode | Most common are HID (Keyboard emulation) and HID RAW (used for card analysis) 5.Secure Element Chip | Type and version 6.SAM version (only when SAM is present) 7.Product batch number 8.Spider Settings: Configuration Name (Spider & Red Spider only) 9.Reader Type + Reader Mode 10.Spider RFID Reader Tool Version (Spider & Red Spider only) 11.Reader Type 12.Connected either by USB or Bluetooth 13.Host device (laptop, tablet or PC) has active Bluetooth capabilities |
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This interface, seen at 'Programmer' and 'Select Reader', is the same as on the dashboard (described in the 'All Features' section), except that the background is blue-grey and there is a Reader Mode switch / button.
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This switch (or button) will switch between the programmed default Reader Mode (probably 
