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impinj R700 Rain RFID reader UHF reader overview and functions itemtest software and web ui interface Futuristiciox

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impinj R700 Rain RFID reader UHF reader overview and functions itemtest software and web ui interface Futuristiciox 1. Arduino ESP32 data logging demo-  https://youtube.com/shorts/AIUUFstuOhE?si=2bcetKvW_fgV5T-v https://youtube.com/shorts/iKaNgzCLi2M?si=wJ4qeqfhgILIH4D6 2. Full device explaination Video-  https://youtu.be/64SsjOt0yZU?si=A5UIwDJWRL_idjkX https://youtu.be/kidvVEhelsU?si=-tvwfVRhvZvM7cja Data in Arduino IDE serial terminal- 3. Product and Buy link-  https://www.impinj.com/products/readers/impinj-r700 https://www.atlasrfidstore.com/impinj-r700-rain-rfid-reader-with-m800-series-sample-pack/?sku=IPJ-R700-M800-BUNDLE&srsltid=AfmBOopyd2DMUE9G2Vstt4YjnslvkqlWw6NQDSrMkuktJrGT_g6jQElwtZQ https://www.cisper.com/en/impinj-r700-rain-rfid-reader?sqrKeywords=r700 https://www.srkinnovations.com/products/impinj-r700-rain-rfid-reader?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=SRK_feed_1+%28copy%29&utm_content=Impinj+R700+RFID+UHF+Fixed+Reader+%7C+4+Po...

This power supply is not capable of supplying 5V at 5APower to peripheralswill be restricted. Power Raspberry pi 5 with battery pack problem error solution- Fixing the 5A Current Limit

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Error - "This power supply is not capable of supplying 5V at 5APower to peripheralswill be restricted."  If we supply power via battery or buck converter. Solution- 1 Open Terminal CMD and follow commands sudo rpi-eeprom-config --edit Enter Password Add line- PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000 save and reboot- press  Ctrl + O , then  Enter  to save and  Ctrl + X  to exit sudo reboot Video-1-  https://youtu.be/cgUmoREyvPY?si=rzXPpM7fpJjlKRjQ Video-2-  https://youtu.be/BUgu-MMQexc?si=H9GVchs4FcbSJK5W Solution-2 Ignore the power supply check and allow the USB ports to draw the maximum current (up to 1.6A total for Pi 4/5). Open the Terminal (Press Ctrl + Alt + T ). Open the Config File: Type the following command to open the configuration file with administrative privileges: sudo nano /boot/firmware/config.txt (Note: On older OS versions, the path might just be /boot/config.txt ) . Add the Line: Scroll to the very bottom of the file and add this exact line: us...