Hi,

Have you taken a look at our integration guide? There are some specific tips on creating .deb packages:

To create packages for the FX Series readers, use any of the standard Debian package creation tools, or create

them manually. The FX Series SDK Programmers Guide provides details on creating application packages to

install on the reader.

• The package must contain a binary executable compatible with ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1, GNU Linux.
• The name of the binary executable must match the name of the package, excluding the version name. For example, if the package name is package-1_2.1_all (package 1 version 2.1), the name of the binary executable must be package-1. There can be more than one binary in the package.
• The package must contain a startup script in the name of start_packageName.sh to start the binary or binaries in the package. For example, if the package name is package-1_2.1_all.deb (package 1 version 2.1), the name of the startup script must be start_package-1.sh.
• The package must contain a stop script in the name of stop_packageName.sh to stop the binary or binaries in the package. For example, if the package name is package-1_2.1_all.deb (package 1 version 2.1), the name of stop script must be stop_package-1.sh.

The reader executes the packages with the privileges of rfidadm user account. See the user accounts section for information on the rfidadm user privileges.

roman.tolmacho,

I can probably help you, I created a .deb package successfully in the past.

From the image provided on attachment, click on the red circle to select the start/stop button.- This should let the application start.
it is defaulted to the red stop circle telling user the application has not been started yet.

You can also select checkbox for auto start for when reader is powered cycled or loss of power.