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I have two tags and two readers. Everything looks good when I put two tags on two different readers.
However, when I am trying to move tag#2 away from reader#2 to a distance that the reading is not stable. The UID reading( getInventoryon() ) of tag#2 will toggle randomly between No Card, tag#2 uid, and "tag#1" id. Tag#1 is certainly far away from the reader#2. What might be the cause to the problem?
With only one reader and one tag, if I try to move the tag away from the reader, the reading would toggle randomly between No Card, tag id. This makes sense to me and is the behavior I expect.
With 6 readers and 6 tags, when I try to move tag#3 away, the following readings would appear randomly:
1(stable readings when every tag is placed correctly: tag#1, tag#2, tag#3, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
2(move tag#3 far away from the reader): tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
3~ (move tag#3 away from the reader to a distance that the reading is unstable.
3: tag#1, tag#2, tag#3, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
4: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
5: tag#1, tag#2, tag#2, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
6: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#2, tag#5, tag#6
7: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#5
It seems like sometimes the reader would read the previous value when a tag is placed at an awkward distance.
A quick workaround is to call getInventory() twice for each reader. This made the reading more stable.
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@bodomliu The buffer is static being shared by all class instances. The workaround I did is to reset the buffer manually in readData function. This makes the false readings stick to its reader.
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I have two tags and two readers. Everything looks good when I put two tags on two different readers.
However, when I am trying to move tag#2 away from reader#2 to a distance that the reading is not stable. The UID reading( getInventoryon() ) of tag#2 will toggle randomly between No Card, tag#2 uid, and "tag#1" id. Tag#1 is certainly far away from the reader#2. What might be the cause to the problem?
With only one reader and one tag, if I try to move the tag away from the reader, the reading would toggle randomly between No Card, tag id. This makes sense to me and is the behavior I expect.
With 6 readers and 6 tags, when I try to move tag#3 away, the following readings would appear randomly:
1(stable readings when every tag is placed correctly: tag#1, tag#2, tag#3, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
2(move tag#3 far away from the reader): tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
3~ (move tag#3 away from the reader to a distance that the reading is unstable.
3: tag#1, tag#2, tag#3, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
4: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
5: tag#1, tag#2, tag#2, tag#4, tag#5, tag#6
6: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#2, tag#5, tag#6
7: tag#1, tag#2, NoCard, tag#4, tag#5, tag#5
It seems like sometimes the reader would read the previous value when a tag is placed at an awkward distance.
A quick workaround is to call getInventory() twice for each reader. This made the reading more stable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: