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Introduction

The ThingMagic

Mercury

embedded modules are RFID engines that you can integrate

with other systems to create RFID-enabled products.

Applications to control the M5e-Family of modules and derivative products can be written

in the low level Serial Protocol C

ommand Set and also using the high level MercuryAPI.

The MercuryAPI supports Java and .NET environments starting with version 1.1 and C

starting with version 1.5. The MercuryAPI Software Development Kit (SDK) contains

sample applications and source code to help developers get started demoing and

developing functionality. For more information on the MercuryAPI see the MercuryAPI

Programmers Guide and the MercuryAPI SDK, available on the ThingMagic website.

For assistance using thelow level Serial Protocol C

ommand Set a comprehensive user

interface called the Reader Assistant provides screens to configure the reader, and read

from and write to tags and displays the resulting serial commands in its Serial Log. In

addition, there are screens for updating firmware and debugging. For those

communications that cannot be provided by the Reader Assistant, source code for the

ArbSer application (available upon request from support@thingmagic.com) is available.

ArbSer is a terminal program with which you can communicate with the modules. ArbSer

uses commands that are detailed in this document. See C

ommand Set.

This document is for developers and explains how to incorporate the Mercury5e (M5e) or

M5e-Compact product within a third-party host system.

Note

For an overview of the Developer’s Kit hardware and initial setup information

see

Appendix B: Getting Started - Devkit

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