First of all, you must have an electrical controlled door lock, either mechanical or electromagnetic lock. Our reader is built-in with a relay and which can be controlled by the response from the web server. So, when a RFID card is … Read More
To make it simple, you just connects your PC (set the IP address of it to 192.168.1.1) and the reader, either directly or through a switch. Then install the IIS with PHP support (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh994592(v=ws.11).aspx). Create \avea.php as follows: <?php echo … Read More
The following example script assuming the database “dbname” has a table “dbtable” with fields for storing uid, date, time, and system datetime.<?php $db_host=”localhost”; $db_user=”dbuser”; $db_pwd=”dbpassword”; $db_name=”dbname”; $db_table=”dbtable”; if (!mysql_connect($db_host,$db_user,$db_pwd)) { die( “Unable to connect host”); } if (!mysql_select_db($db_name)) { die( … Read More
There are two ways to setup the reader’s network parameters: 1. Using DHCP settings Set up an DHCP server in the network. Fill in the “option www-server” to point to the web server for serving the reader. Enable the … Read More
There are two ways to setup the IP address of the reader (using avea.php): 1. by DHCP, if DHCP server is present in the network, the IP address can be obtained automatically from the server. e.g. echo “<html><body><AVEA>” echo … Read More
AVEA HTTP RFID reader talks directly to the HTTP web server. And the web server can manipulate the database directly. So there is no need to have middleware between the RFID reader and the database.