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Application for the RFID Server:

Write RFID tag data to a database (e.g. MySQL) using ODBC




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Write RFID data to a database in three easy steps.


After the device has been configured for and connected to your network, the following steps are still necessary.

 





Start the W&T Tool "Tagstore" and have the network automatically search for RFID Servers.





Select the appropriate ODBC driver for your database (e.g. MySQL, Paradox, MSSQL) and configure the access data.


 


Start logging by clicking on the Start button. The events are now written to your database and are available to the corresponding database clients.


 


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