Axcess e/OLS User Manual - Manual (Page 4)

O N L I N E S U P E R V I S O R U S E R ’ S M A N U A L
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1 5/4/2007
Introduction
ere you, the reader, are considered to be a User. Viewing the figure below,
observe how the User fits into the OnlineSupervisor distributed system
through a browser environment. The User may view incoming RFID event
data in real time, known as Live-Event. The RFID event data is also stored
in databases. The stored data and the browser environment allow a User to manipulate
RFID event data into desired or required forms. However, the OnlineSupervisor
features a User is allowed to participate in is determined by the permissions granted by
the User’s (your) administrator.
Figure 0: Online Supervisor as a Distributed System
Introduction
R F I D E V E N T
D A T A T O T H E
U S E R
n An ActiveTag, TM
Activator, and Network
Reader/Receiver each have a
unique identification number (ID).
These three pieces can share their
IDs over radio frequencies
(RFID).If this special sharing
happens, an event is said to have
occurred.
o The ActiveTag TM
Network Reader/Receiver
packages the three IDs into RFID
event data. The receiver then puts
the data on a network where it
reaches a special router known as a
Data Collection Format Router or
DCFR.
p After some database
work, the AXSI LogServer routes
conditioned data .to the
OLSLogger where it can be
displayed in the browser to you, the
USER.
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