RFID Communications
This example places the controller in Continuous Read mode and reads eight bytes of data from the tag, starting at address 0001H. A delay between identical reads of 2 seconds (0002H = 2 x 1 second increments) is set.
Command from Host
Field | Content |
Header | 0202H |
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Command Size | 0006H |
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Command Code | 0DH |
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Start Address | 0001H |
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Number of Bytes | 0008H |
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Delay Between Duplicate Decodes | 02H |
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Checksum | E1H |
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Terminator | 03H |
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Response from Controller
Field | Content |
Header | 0202H |
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Response Size | 0001H |
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Command Echo | 0DH |
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Checksum | F1H |
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Terminator | 03H |
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6.5.7 ABxF Command 14H: Get Memory Status
DESCRIPTION
Command 14H returns the lock status of the specified blocks of data.
DISCUSSION
This command can be used to determine whether blocks of tag memory are locked (marked
Field | Content |
Header | 0202H |
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Command Size | Packet length in bytes excluding the header, command size, command, checksum, and terminator |
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Command | 14H |
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First Block | |
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Number of blocks | |
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Timeout | |
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Checksum | Optional checksum |
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Terminator | 03H |
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LRP2000 Passive Reader/Writer | 98 |