Zebra radio frequency identification (rfid) - Manual

Zebra radio frequency identification (rfid)

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Proprietary Statement
  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 4 – PAX
  • Page 7 – About This Document
  • Page 8 – Who Should Use This Document; How This Document Is Organized; The RFID Programming Guide is set up as follows:; on page 7
  • Page 9 – Transponder Characteristics
  • Page 10 – Contacts; Subject line: Emaillist; Self Service Knowledge Base:
  • Page 11 – Document Conventions; blue text; Bubbledot ICG; Courier
  • Page 13 – Introduction to RFID
  • Page 14 – RFID Overview; Supported Tag Types and Default Values,; complies with local regulations in your country.
  • Page 15 – Accounting for Transponder Inlay Placement; for more; Performing Label Placement Tests; where the label is placed on an item; Storing RFID Labels; Store RFID labels at temperatures ranging from 60 to 203
  • Page 16 – Radio Frequency Interference; to return the results to a host computer).; SGD Commands for RFID Applications; SGD Commands for RFID
  • Page 17 – RFID Printer Setup
  • Page 18 – Set Tag Type; RFID TAG CALIB
  • Page 19 – Download Latest Firmware; Table 1; Table 1 • RFID Printer Firmware Versions; Xi
  • Page 21 – RFID Control Panel; The parameters shown in; The RP4T does not display these parameters.; When you enter Setup mode, press; or
  • Page 22 – Select Print Mode; Perform RFID Test; READ ERROR; RFID Antenna Location; QUICK
  • Page 23 – Calibrate RFID Tag; PROGRAM POSITION RESTORED; For other RFID printers; RESTORE; RUN
  • Page 24 – View Valid RFID Label Counter; View Void RFID Label Counter; View or Change RFID Read Power
  • Page 25 – View or Change RFID Write Power; View or Change RFID Read/Write Power; RFID WRITE PWR; RFID POWER
  • Page 26 – Select the RFID Antenna Port; RFID Error Status; RFID ERR STATUS
  • Page 27 – Specify RFID Tag Type; Supported Tag; UHF Tag Type Selections
  • Page 28 – Read and Display RFID Tag Data; RFID TAG DATA
  • Page 29 – Creating Basic RFID; For specific information about individual ZPL commands, see
  • Page 30 – Create and Send an RFID Label Format; XXXX
  • Page 31 – Sample RFID Label Formats; RFID Label Format 1—Encode a Gen 2 Tag in Hexadecimal; Resulting Label; Indicates start of label format.; Simple write example
  • Page 32 – RFID Label Format 2—Encode a Gen 2 Tag in ASCII
  • Page 33 – RFID Label Format 3—Read Data from Tag and Print Data on Label; RFID Label Format 1—Encode a Gen 2 Tag; Read from Transponder
  • Page 34 – Programmed to Transponder
  • Page 35 – Control Panel Display (toggles between these two)
  • Page 36 – RFID Label Format 5—Encode a Class 1 64-bit Tag in Hexadecimal
  • Page 40 – RXi and RXi HF; Figure 2 • RXi and RXi HF Antenna Location
  • Page 41 – Figure 4 • R110PAX4 Antenna Location; Figure 5 • RP4T Antenna Location
  • Page 42 – R4Mplus; Figure 6 • R4Mplus Antenna Location
  • Page 43 – Transponder
  • Page 44 – Basic Transponder Characteristics; Table 3; Table 3 • Characteristics of Transponder Types; Gen 2 Memory Map
  • Page 45 – EPC Fields; Header; EPC Structure in RFID Labels
  • Page 46 – Supported Tag Types and Default Values; Data Content; Tag Passwords; Table 4; Table 4 • Gen 2 Tag Logical Memory Map
  • Page 47 – Reserved; Table 4 • Gen 2 Tag Logical Memory Map (Continued)
  • Page 49 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 50 – RFID Problems; Table 5; Table 5 • RFID Problems; Specify RFID Tag; RFID TAG
  • Page 52 – Attempt to download the firmware again.
  • Page 53 – RFID Error Codes and Messages; Table 6; Table 6; Table 6 • RFID Error and Status Message Definitions
  • Page 54 – Bad passcode for kill tag function.; Table 6 • RFID Error and Status Message Definitions (Continued)
  • Page 56 – The reader was unable to acquire the lock status from the tag.
  • Page 57 – The command does not exist or is invalid for the reader.
  • Page 58 – The tag type was not valid for the command specified.
  • Page 61 – xxxx
  • Page 63 – Supported Tag Types
  • Page 65 – WRITE DSFID ERR
  • Page 66 – Error Codes; Table 7; Table 7 • RFID Error Code Definitions; Turn the printer power off (
  • Page 67 – Table 7 • RFID Error Code Definitions (Continued)
  • Page 68 – This error message varies by reader type.
  • Page 75 – There was an error while setting the EAS bit.
  • Page 77 – If the problem persists, contact Technical Support.
  • Page 79 – ZPL II Commands for RFID; ZPL II Programming Guide
  • Page 81 – ZPL Overview; not applicable
  • Page 82 – Printer and Firmware Comp; le
  • Page 83 – le 8 • Su
  • Page 84 – Return RFID Data Log to Host; Description; where
  • Page 85 – Calibrate RFID Transponder Position; Printer and Firmware; start
  • Page 86 – Comments
  • Page 87 – If the following command is sent to the printer:
  • Page 88 – Host Verification
  • Page 89 – Print Mode
  • Page 90 – Power Peel
  • Page 91 – Read AFI or DSFID Byte; Printer and
  • Page 92 – This example reads the DSFID byte in ASCII format and returns
  • Page 93 – Define EPC Data Structure
  • Page 96 – Read or Write RFID Format; Format
  • Page 97 – For tag types other Gen 2:
  • Page 100 – Get RFID Tag ID
  • Page 101 – Enable RFID Motion; This table identifies the parameters for this format.; This command is not supported by all printers or firmware. See; No, do not move the label
  • Page 102 – Detect Multiple RFID Tags in Encoding Field
  • Page 103 – Reset Advanced Counters
  • Page 104 – looks when the RFID counters are reset by sending
  • Page 105 – Quick Write EPC Data and Passwords; data
  • Page 106 – access and kill passwords are written as zeroes (0x00000000).
  • Page 107 – Specify RFID Retries for a Block
  • Page 108 – Set Up RFID Parameters; UHF Printers
  • Page 109 – For all other supported printers:
  • Page 110 – Timing Diagrams for RFID
  • Page 111 – Table 9; Table 9 • Supported Tag Types and Default Values
  • Page 112 – Table 9 • Supported Tag Types and Default Values (Continued)
  • Page 113 – Figure 7; Figure 7 • Sample Void Label, Remainder of Label Voided
  • Page 114 – Figure 8; Figure 8 • Sample Void Label, 500 Dot Row Area Voided
  • Page 115 – Read RFID Tag; For R4Mplus printers with firmware version SP994X
  • Page 116 – xxxxxxxx
  • Page 117 – Report RFID Encoding Results
  • Page 118 – Set RF Power Levels for Read and Write; RFID SLOW
  • Page 120 – Set RFID Tag Password and Lock Tag; For tag types other than Gen 2:
  • Page 122 – newdata
  • Page 123 – Encode AFI or DSFID Byte
  • Page 127 – Verify RFID Encoding Operation; Y or N
  • Page 130 – Table 10 • SGD RFID Printer and Firmware Compatibility
  • Page 131 – Table 10 • SGD RFID Printer and Firmware Compatibility (Continued)
  • Page 132 – This table identifies the command for this format:; getvar; This
  • Page 134 – in; Type
  • Page 135 – setvar
  • Page 143 – RFID
  • Page 145 – shows the tag types supported by different RFID; Table 11 • Supported Tag Types and Default Values
  • Page 146 – Table 11 • Supported Tag Types and Default Values (Continued)
  • Page 147 – RFID Applicator Signals
  • Page 148 – Single Signal Mode; Figure 9; Figure 9 • Single Signal Mode, Good RFID Tag
  • Page 149 – and; Figure 11 • Single Signal Mode, Good RFID Tag; After receiving start print signal, print label.
  • Page 150 – Double Signal Mode; Figure 13 • Double Signal Mode, Good RFID Tag
  • Page 151 – Applicator Interface Connector Pin Configuration; Table 12 • Applicator Interface Connector Pin Configuration; Jumper; Jumper Configurations and Pinouts for +5 V; Pulse Mode
  • Page 154 – Jumper Configurations and Pinouts for +5 V I/O Operation; describes the pin and jumper configurations for +5 V I/O operation.; Table 13 • Non-Isolated and Isolated Modes for +5V Operation
  • Page 155 – Table 14 • Non-Isolated and Isolated Modes for +24–28V Operation; Ground +28V from Pin 8; +28V Input from Pin 7; Pinouts
  • Page 157 – Index; access password
  • Page 160 – write power
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Programming Guide

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Page 2 - Proprietary Statement

© 2008 ZIH Corp. The copyrights in this manual and the software and/or firmware in the printer described therein are owned by ZIH Corp. Unauthorized reproduction of this manual or the software and/or firmware in the printer may result in imprisonment of up to one year and fines of up to $10,000 (17 ...

Page 3 - Contents

11/14/2008 RFID Programming Guide 58978L-008 Rev. A Contents About This Document . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Who Should Use This Document . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 How ...

Page 4 - PAX

Contents 4 58978L-008 Rev. A RFID Programming Guide 11/14/2008 4 • Creating Basic RFID Label Formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Create and Send an RFID Label Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Sample RFID Label ...

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