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Printronix SL5000r MP manual Smart Label Characteristics, Supported Tag Types, General Tag Type

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Chapter 1 What To Expect When Running Your RFID Application

Chapter 1 What To Expect When Running Your RFID Application

Smart Label Characteristics

IMPORTANT Purchase additional smart labels directly from Printronix to assure the highest level of performance and reliability. See “How To Order More Smart Labels” on page 16.

Supported Tag Types

Printronix RFID SL5000 MP and MP2 printers support a number of RFID protocols and coupler configurations.

For a list of Certified RFID Smart Labels available from Printronix, and a complete list of tag types supported by Printronix RFID SL5000 MP and MP2 printers:

1.Go to www.printronix.com and select your Country/Language of choice.

2.Under SOLUTION OFFERINGS, click RFID Printers.

3.Under RFID Smart Labels, click View Series.

a.For a list of Certified RFID Smart Labels available from Printronix, click Certified RFID Labels.

b.For a complete list of supported RFID tag types, click Supported RFID Tags.

These web pages will be updated regularly to include newly supported RFID tag types and newly Certified RFID Smart Labels available from Printronix.

Currently supported smart labels have the following characteristics:

General Tag Type

•UHF 869/915 MHz radio frequency

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Printronix SL5000r MP manual Smart Label Characteristics, Supported Tag Types, General Tag Type

Contents

RFID Labeling Reference Manual SL5000r MP and MP2 RFID Smart Label PrintersPage RFID Labeling Reference Manual SL5000r MP and MP2 RFID Smart Label PrintersTrademark Acknowledgements 1 RFID Smart Label Application 2 Smart Label DevelopmentTable of Contents And Reference NotesTable of Contents 3 MP2 RFIDTable of Contents Using The Advanced RFID CalibrationCustom Tag Configurator Splitting the EPCTable of Contents 1 RFID Smart Label Application And Reference Notes OverviewChapter 1 Overview What To Expect When Running Your RFID Application Factors Affecting Smart Label PerformanceOverstruck Smart Labels Factors Affecting Smart Label PerformanceSmart Label Characteristics Chapter 1 What To Expect When Running Your RFID ApplicationSupported Tag Types General Tag TypeSmart Label Characteristics Technology Tag ClassLabel Size How Printronix Makes It Easy How It WorksChapter 1 Transitioning From UCC/GTIN Applications Hardware/Infrastructure Considerations How It WorksPrintronix Professional Services How To Order More Smart LabelsContact Information Printronix Customer Support CenterCorporate Offices Corporate OfficesApplied Wireless Identifications Group, Inc Useful Industry Web LinksPrintronix, Inc Alien Technology Corporation2 Smart Label Development OverviewRFID CONTROL Menu Chapter 2 RFID CONTROL MenuMax Retry Error RFID CONTROLRFID CONTROL cont. from previous page cont. on next pageTag Write Cnt Failed Tag Cnt Tag Void Cnt Tag Read Cnt Clear Tag Stat F/W-VersionChapter 2 RFID CONTROL Menu RFID CONTROL cont. from previous pageCustom Write Pwr Custom Read Pwr RFID CONTROL Menu Items RFID ReaderTag Type RFID CONTROL Menu ItemsChapter 2 RFID CONTROL Menu Table 1. Supported RFID Tag Types Tag NameBits ProtocolRFID CONTROL Menu Items Table 1. Supported RFID Tag Types Tag NameBits ProtocolChapter 2 RFID CONTROL Menu Table 1. Supported RFID Tag Types Tag NameBits ProtocolError Handling Max Retry ErrorLabel Retry Tag Write CntFailed Tag Cnt Tag Void CntTag Read Cnt Clear Tag StatTable 2. Printed Overstrike Error Messages Error MessageOverstrike Style ExplanationAdmin User Menu Items Read TagRead Tag&Eject PreErase Class 0+Admin User Menu Items Auto RetryCustom Tag Custom Write PwrCustom Read Pwr Custom Tag LenCustom Tag Class Custom Rd TriesCustom Min Power Custom Run CalCustom Tag Pos Custom Start PosCustom Max Power Requesting An RFID ReportEPC Mgr Report Non-RFID WarningRFID PGL Commands RFWTAGRFWTAG RFWTAGChapter 2 RFID PGL Commands RFWTAG IDFnRPTn RSTnChapter 2 RFID PGL Commands RFWTAG Use 144 for 2 inch labels and 288 for 4 inch labelsExample Chapter 2 RFID PGL Commands~CREATESGTIN-64432 RFWTAG64 64H*87D0034567ABCDEF* /EPC number STOP ExampleRFWTAG ExampleChapter 2 RFID PGL Commands ExampleExample RFWTAG ExampleChapter 2 RFID PGL Commands ~IAF1DF3 ~IAF2DF4 ~IBF1DF3 ~NORMALRFRTAG RFRTAGRFRTAG DF n Chapter 2 RFID PGL CommandsRFRTAG formatExample VERIFY Chapter 2 RFID PGL CommandsVERIFY ASCIIheaderASCIITrailer Chapter 2 RFID PGL Commands ExampleVERIFY ExampleWrite Tag FormatChapter 2 RFID PGL Commands ExampleWrite Tag Read Tag Chapter 2 RFID PGL CommandsRFID PPI/ZGL Commands Read TagRead Tag command Read TagChapter 2 RFID PPI/ZGL Commands CommentsWrite Tag Write or Read RFID Format Write or Read RFID FormatFormat RFa,b,c,d Calibrate RFID Transponder Position Define EPC Data StructureFormat HRa,b Chapter 2 RFID PPI/ZGL CommandsEnable RFID Motion RFID SetupEnable RFID Motion Specify RFID Retries for a BlockSet RFID Tag Password Format RZaChapter 2 RFID PPI/ZGL Commands Host Verification PPI/ZGL EPC Programming ExamplesHost Verification Format HVx,y,ASCIIChapter 2 RFID PPI/ZGL Commands ExampleExample FO100,100A0N,60,60FN1FS //Print tag data in FN1RFID PPI/STGL Commands ESCRK 1,a,b,D16,c.c ESCRK 1,a,b,D24,c.c - RFID WritePPI/ZGL EPC Programming Examples ExampleReturn Status Port Chapter 2 Return Status PortSoftware Migration Tools SMT Tools ListTools List Chapter 2 Software Migration Tools SMT Selecting The Tools Selecting The ToolsError Messages Chapter 2 Error MessagesTable 3. Control Panel Error Messages SolutionTable 3. Control Panel Error Messages Error MessageSolution ExplanationTroubleshooting Chapter 2 TroubleshootingTable 4. Troubleshooting the RFID Encoder Symptom3 MP2 RFID New Coupler SystemAdjusting The Coupler Position Chapter 3 New Coupler System64 Bit And 96 Bit EPC Data Formats Class 1 GenClass 0+, Class Zuma, and Class Class 1 GenChapter 3 64 Bit And 96 Bit EPC Data Formats Table 5. PGL EPC Format HandlingEPC Format SelectedClass 0+, Class Zuma, and Class Table 6. ZGL EPC Format Handling EPC FormatSelected Size of DataWhen 64 Bit Data Is Sent To A 96 Bit Tag PGL Moving From 64 Bit Tags To 96 Bit TagsExample Chapter 3 Moving From 64 Bit Tags To 96 Bit TagsWhen 64 Bit Data Is Sent To A 96 Bit Tag ZGL When 64 Bit Data Is Sent To A 96 Bit Tag ZGLExample ExampleMultiple Read/Write Commands On One Label Chapter 3 PGLExample The VERIFY Command is not RFID Specific The VERIFY Command is not RFID SpecificSplitting the EPC Customer ScenarioSimplest Solution ExampleChapter 3 Splitting the EPC Using The Advanced RFID Calibration Tag ProfilerTag Profiler Custom Tag Configurator Chapter 3 Using The Advanced RFID CalibrationAuto Inlay Locater Page 178424-001 178424-001C