System and method for programming pluggable transceivers
AssigneeFonex Data Systems Inc.
InventorGordon Harney
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AssigneeFonex Data Systems Inc.
InventorGordon Harney
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Systems and methods for programming pluggable transceivers are provided. In an embodiment, a method includes receiving RFID data from an RFID device in proximity to a network transceiver via an RFID antenna in the network transceiver, said RFID data defining an operating configuration of the network transceiver; and programming the network transceiver according to the operating configuration defined by the received RFID data. In an embodiment, a network transceiver includes: a host interface for connecting to a host; a network interface for transmitting and receiving signals to and from a network; an RFID antenna for receiving RFID data; and a controller in operative communication with the network interface and the RFID antenna, said controller operating the network interface according to an operating configuration, wherein the operating configuration of the controller is programmed using the RFID data received via the RFID antenna. Various other embodiments are also provided.
A smart label for configuring an electronic device positioned at least partially within a housing, the smart label comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having instruction stored thereon which, when executed by an electronic device having an RFID antenna in communication with an RFID reader or RFID memory at least partially positioned within a housing, causes the electronic device to:
A method for programming an electronic device positioned at least partially within an electromagnetically shielding housing, the method comprising:
A smart label for configuring an electronic device positioned at least partially within a housing, the smart label comprising:
A smart label for configuring an electronic device positioned at least partially within a housing, the smart label comprising:
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