Avery 9860, 9825, 9855 manual Example I,X,0,3,10,10,6, Protocol, Writeattem, Readpower, Writepower

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D e f i n i n g t h e R F I D S e t u p P a c k e t f o r U H F ( 9 8 5 5 o n l y )

Use the RFID setup packet (X) to set the protocol, write attempts, read power, write power, and signal adjust.

Note: Refer to the RFID Setup Guide and Supply Chart for the read and write power settings and signal adjustment based on your RFID supplies.

Syntax {I,X,protocol,write_attem,read_power, write_power,signal_adjust¦}

X1

. X

RFID Setup Packet

X2

. protocol

Select the UHF protocol. The default is 0. Options:

 

 

0

C1Gen2 (Class 1 Gen 2)

 

 

1

C1Gen1 96 (Class 1 Gen 1 96-bit)

 

 

2

C1Gen1 EPC64/96 (Class 1 Gen 1 EPC64/96)

 

 

3

EM4122

X3

. write_attem

The number of times the interrogator tries to program the

 

 

RFID tag in the RF Field. The range is 1 – 5. The

 

 

default is 3.

X4

. read_power

The amount of power to read an RFID tag. The range is

 

 

1 – 25.

For the Japanese frequency, the range is 1 – 10.

 

 

The default is 18.

X5

. write_power

The amount of power to write (program) an RFID tag.

 

 

The range is 1 – 25. For the Japanese frequency, the

 

 

range is 1 – 10. The default is 18.

X6. signal_adjust The strength of the RF Field emitted by the printer’s antenna. The higher the value, the greater the power of the RF Field. The signal adjustment varies depending on the selected protocol. The range is 2 – 10. The default is 2.

Example {I,X,0,3,10,10,6¦}

Uses the default protocol (Class 1 Gen 2), sets the number of write attempts to 3, sets the read and write power to 10 and the signal adjustment to 6.

The test label has been updated to show the settings for the RFID Setup Packet.

RFID Setup Packet

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