User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- IMPORTANT NOTICES
- RELEASE NOTES
- INTRODUCTION
- QUICK START
- UNDERSTANDING RFID READER
- COMMUNICATION INTERFACE
- SETTING UP A WPAN CONNECTION
- SCANNING UHF RFID TAG
- DEFINING OUTPUT FORMAT
- ALTERNATE MODE
- SPECIFICATIONS
- FIRMWARE UPGRADE
- ASCII TABLE
- SCAN CODE
- STATUS CODE
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Chapter 5
DefinING Output Format
Purpose Set the Separators of Each field in EPC Tag Data Section
Request #@dat_ rfspr=[m],[n],[o],[p],[q]\r
[m]: input data format, ‘0’- in Hexadecimal, ‘1’- in character
[n]: separator between field1 and field2
[o]: separator between field2 and field3
[p]: separator between field3 and field4
[q]: separator between field4 and field5
Response OK\r
ERR,[code]\r
Note: Input ‘00’ (hexadecimal) to clear the inputted data.
Example:
Command
#@dat_rfspr? → get the separators in character format
Response (s)
OK,
Command
#@dat_rfsprh? → get the separators in hexadecimal format
Response (s)
OK,00,00,00,00
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Command
#@dat_rfsprh=0,2d,2d,2d,2d
→ reset the separators using hexadecimal format
e.g. 2d is specified for ‘-’
Response (s)
OK
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Command
#@dat_rfsprh=1,/,/,/,/ → reset the separators using character format
Response (s)
OK
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Note: If a specific field is disabled, its following separator will be ignored.