When 64 Bit Data Is Sent To A 96 Bit Tag: ZGL

Example 2

~NORMAL

~CREATE;TEST1;216

RFWTAG;64

64;H;*3246494454414744*

STOP RFRTAG;64 64;DF1;H

STOP VERIFY;DF1;H;*DF1 = *

END ~EXECUTE;TEST1

~NORMAL

Result: returned DF1 = 3246494454414744

When 64 Bit Data Is Sent To A 96 Bit Tag: ZGL

The data will be written with zeroes padded to the right. However, when you use the ^HV command to send the data back to the host, only 16 characters should be sent.

Example

^XA

^WT0,,1^FH^FD_40_3E_3D_3C_3B_00_00_11^FS ^RT0,,,1^FS

^HV0,16,EPC DATA11= ^XZ

Result: returned DATA11=403E3D3C3B000011

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Printronix SL5000r MP manual When 64 Bit Data Is Sent To a 96 Bit Tag ZGL, ~NORMAL ~CREATETEST1216 RFWTAG64