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Integrating RFID Readers in Enterprise IT: Service Sets and Architectural Frameworks

This chapter focuses on the integration of RFID readers within enterprise IT systems, presenting key service sets like the Base Service Set (BSS), Configuration Service Set (CSS), Data Processing Service Set (DPSS), and Monitoring Service Set (MSS). It features timelines of RFID operations and detailed figures illustrating centralized and autonomous architecture models. The text delves into reader protocols such as LLRP and ALE, highlighting specifications for tag identification and data processing, providing a comprehensive overview of RFID's role in modern enterprises.

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Integrating RFID Readers in Enterprise IT: Service Sets and Architectural Frameworks

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  1. Chapter 10 – Integrating RFID Readers in Enterprise IT

  2. Table 10.1 Base Service Set (BSS)

  3. Figure 10.1 Timeline of RFID operation featuring services

  4. Table 10.2 Configuration Service Set (CSS)

  5. Figure 10.2 “Select” command defined in the EPCglobal UHF Class 1 Generation 2 Protocol

  6. Figure 10.3 Timeline of RFID services

  7. Figure 10.4 Filtering and aggregation of RFID data

  8. Table 10.3 Data Processing Service Set (DPSS)

  9. Table 10.4 Monitoring Service Set (MSS)

  10. Figure 10.5 Centralized Architecture

  11. Figure 10.6 Autonomous Architecture

  12. Figure 10.7 (a) Centralized with Controller

  13. Figure 10.7 (b) Centralized without Controller

  14. Figure 10.7 (c) Autonomous

  15. Figure 10.8 High-level Overview

  16. Figure 10.9 LLRP (a) Single channel(b) Multiple reporting channels (a) (b)

  17. Figure 10.10 High-level reader protocols

  18. Figure 10.11 (a) Specification of tag identification in ALE 1.1

  19. Figure 10.11 (b) Specification of tag identification in LLRP

  20. Figure 10.12 Tag data reports in ALE 1.1 and LLRP

  21. Figure 10.13 Tag memory access (reading) in ALE 1.1 and LLRP

  22. Figure 10.14 Adoption of EPCglobal specifications ALE, RP and LLRP in the centralized architecture

  23. Figure 10.15 High-level reader protocols such as ALE or RP

  24. Figure 10.16 RFID reader with standard runtime environment

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