RFID Properties dialog box

The available memory size is dependent on chip memory and the number of partitions. When you enter static values in the fields, your are assisted with information regarding allowed values in the remaining fields. Red colored information indicates memory overflow.

Different fields are available in the dialog box depending on selected air protocol and EPC encoding format.

Using variables

Variables can be used in all fields. You can also enter a variable in the Encoding format drop-down list.

Settings

Settings
Air protocol or tag type	Protocol that determines how RFID tags and RFID printers communicates. Available options are: • EPC Class 1 version 1 • EPC Class 1 Generation 2 • ISO18000-6b
Tag data / Use EPC tag encoding	If selected, EPC identification scheme is used to identify objects via RFID tags.
Encoding format	Only available when Use EPC tag encoding is selected. For a list of available EPC formats and arguments, see EPC encoding formats and arguments.
Data format	This option is not available if EPC tag encoding is used. Available options are: • HEX 64 and 96 bit • ASCII 64 and 96 bit. • NUM 64 and 96 bit. Intermec • HEX – Hexadecimal string. Values 0-9 and a-f are allowed. Hex characters must be entered in pairs. • ASCII – 8-bit ASCII string. • NUM – Integer. 0 to 2147483647 is allowed. Always uses 4 bytes to represent data, unless a field smaller has been defined, and the number fits in that field. Not allowed in Class1 tag
ID	Only available when EPC Class 1 version 1 is used without EPC tag encoding.
EPC data	Only available if EPC Class 1 Generation 2 or ISO18000-6b is used without EPC tag encoding.
User	Only available if EPC Class 1 Generation 2 is used without EPC tag encoding.

Security settings

Security settings
Kill password	This options is available if EPC Class 1 version 1 or EPC Class 1 Generation 2 is used. • For EPC Class 1 version 1 is one byte HEX passwords allowed. • For EPC Class 1 Generation 2 is four bytes HEX passwords allowed.
Access/lock password	This options is available if EPC Class 1 Generation 2 is used. Four bytes HEX passwords are allowed.
Tag protect/lock enabled	This options is available if EPC Class 1 version 1 or ISO19000-6b is used.
Permanent lock	This options is available if EPC Class 1 Generation 2 is used.

EPC encoding formats and arguments

Only available when EPC tag encoding is selected. EPC encoding formats are predefined according to the EPC specification EPC Generation 1 Tag Data Standards Version 1.1 (EPC Global TDS). See: http://www.epcglobalna.org/StandardsDevelopment/EPCglobalStandards/tabid/185/Default.aspx

•	SGTIN-96 – Filter value, Partition, Company prefix (Index), Item reference, Serial number

•	SGTIN-64 – Filter value, Company prefix (Index), Item reference, Serial number

•	SSCC-96 – Filter value, Partition, Company prefix (Index), Serial reference

•	SSCC-64 – Filter value, Company prefix (Index), Serial reference

•	SGLN-96 – Filter value, Partition, Company prefix (Index), Location reference, Serial number

•	SGLN-64 – Filter value, Company prefix (Index), Location reference, Serial number

•	GRAI-96 – Filter value, Partition, Company prefix (Index), Asset type, Serial number

•	GRAI-64 – Filter value, Company prefix (Index), Asset type, Serial number

•	GIAI-96 – Filter value, Partition, Company prefix (Index), Individual asset ref

•	GIAI-64 – Filter value, Company prefix (Index), Individual asset ref

•	GID-96 – General manager number, Object class, Serial number

•	USDOD-96 – Filter value, Government managed ID, Serial number

•	USDOD-64 – Filter value, Government managed ID, Serial number