User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Printer Setup
- Printer Operation
- Front Panel Controls
- RFID Guidelines
- Overview
- Getting Started with RFID
- Creating Basic RFID Label Formats
- RFID Label Format 1-Write a 96-bit Tag in Hexadecimal
- RFID Label Format 2-Write a 64-bit Tag in Hexadecimal
- RFID Label Format 3-Write a 96-bit Tag in ASCII
- RFID Label Format 4-Read Data from Tag and Print on Label
- RFID Label Format 5-Write Tag, Read Tag, and Print Data on Label
- RFID Label Format 6-Write Tag, Read Tag, and Return Results to Host
- ZPL II Commands for RFID
- Data Ports
- Memory Cards
- Routine Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
- Proprietary Statement
- Warranty Information
- Printer Software and Firmware License Agreement
- Index
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RFID Guidelines
Creating Basic RFID Label Formats
RFID Label Format 1—Write a 96-bit Tag in Hexadecimal
Resulting Label
Programmed to Transponder
112233445566778899001122
Front Panel Display (toggles between these two)
Line
Number
Type This ZPL Code Function of ZPL Code
1
^XA
Indicates start of label format.
2
^RS4
Sets tag type to EPC Class 1 96-bit.
3
^FO50,50
^A0N,65
^FDSimple write example
^FS
Prints “Simple write example” on the label at
location 50,50.
4
^RFW,H
^FD112233445566778899001122
^FS
W,H = write hex
Writes the 12 bytes of data (96 bits) to the
tag. The data written is:
112233445566778899001122
5
^XZ
Indicates end of label format.
Simple write example
RFID TAG DATA
1122334455667788
RFID TAG DATA
99001122