Printronix T5000 setup guide Smart Label Development

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3 Smart Label

Development

Overview

This chapter describes how to use the T5000e thermal printer RFID UHF encoder. The RFID UHF encoder is designed to be transparent to the printer operation. It provides the capability of programming smart labels (with embedded RFID UHF tags) while printing the label format. The smart labels are provided with the printer or purchased separately from Printronix.

There are several ways to program RFID tags in smart labels:

Use the Software Migration Tools (SMT) to enable the printer to automatically create RFID commands from your existing bar code commands. These tools are described on page 63.

Incorporate RFID commands into new or existing Printronix PGL programs. Command details start on page 55.

Incorporate RFID commands into new or existing ZPL™ programs. By selecting the Printronix PPI1 emulation you can seamlessly upgrade from Zebra™ printers. Command details start on page 60.

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Contents Smart Label Developer’s Quick Setup Guide Page Page Page Smart Label Developer’s Quick Setup Guide Software License Agreement Acknowledgement of Terms and Conditions Communication NoticesTermination of License Agreement Government Restricted RightsGerman Conformity Statement European Community EC Conformity StatementPage Trademark Acknowledgements Table of Contents Smart Label Development Overview Smart Label Developer’s Application Reference NotesWhat To Expect When Running Your Rfid Application What To Expect When Running Your Rfid ApplicationFactors Affecting Smart Label Performance Overstruck Smart Labels Smart Label LimitationsOverstruck Smart Labels How It Works How Printronix Makes It EasyHow To Order More Smart Labels How It WorksPart Number What We Can Do Printronix Professional ServicesPrintronix Professional Services Hardware/Infrastructure ConsiderationsReference Material Alien Technology Advanced Wireless IndentificationsUseful Industry Web Links Reference MaterialUseful Industry Web Links Unpacking The Printer Unpacking And Installing The PrinterRemoving The Internal Packing Material Unpacking And Installing The PrinterInstallation InstallationPower Switch Controls And IndicatorsControl Panel Control PanelOffline Job Online StatusLiquid Crystal Display LCDControl Panel Keys Controls And Indicators Down Key in Menu mode Menu KeyEnter Key Loading Media And Ribbon Loading Roll MediaLoading Roll Media Loading Media And Ribbon Loading Roll Media Loading Media And Ribbon Media left edge Platen left edge Loading Ribbon Loading Ribbon Left Pressure Block Printing AdjustmentsPrinthead Pressure Adjustment Printhead Pressure Block AdjustmentsRunning Auto Calibrate Positioning The Media SensorsPositioning The Media Sensors Saving The Configuration Saving The ConfigurationRun a Barcode Demo Test Power-Up Config Quick Setup MenuQuick Setup Menu Print Intensity Print Speed Print ModeSMT Status SMT Sel Toolset SMT Select Tool Quick Setup SubmenusQuick Setup Submenus Print IntensityPrint Mode Print SpeedMedia Handling Label Length Paper Feed ShiftOrientation Label WidthVer Image Shift Hor Image ShiftTopTheimagethe toparallelofedge ofedgeis leftthemedia.the Gap/Mark Sensor Validator Funct Auto CalibrateSMT Sel Toolset Save ConfigPower-Up Config SMT StatusSMT Select Tool For More InformationFor More Information Smart Label Development Rfid Control Menu Rfid Control MenuTag Type Error HandlingRfid Control Submenus ReaderAdmin User Menu Items Format Rfid PGL CommandsWrite Tag Write TagExample Rfid PGL Commands~EXECUTEDYNATAG ~RF1*HELLOTAG Write Tag ExampleEND ~EXECUTEHELLO ~NORMAL ~CREATEDYNATAGRead Tag Read Tag Barcode~EXECUTEREADTAG ~AF1*DATA from 0 to 7 = @1,8 Rfid PPI1 Commands Get Tag Unique IDSet Tag Type Startblock Format RTWrite Tag command Software Migration Tools SMT Tools ListTools List Software Migration Tools SMT Selecting The Tools Selecting The ToolsRfid MAX Retry Error MessagesError Messages Error Message List Explanation SolutionTroubleshooting the Rfid UHF Encoder Symptom Solution TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Index SMT IndexIndex Index Page 177393-001