Intermec PX4i User Manual page 132

Chapter 4 — Troubleshooting and Maintaining the Printer
RFID Problems and Possible Solutions (continued)
Problem
When I send a TAGREAD or
TAGWRITE command, I get this
error message: "Tag format error."
Data can be written unlawfully to a
write protected ISO 18000-6B tag.
I can read ISO 18000-6B tags, but
when I try to read Class 1 tags, I get
this error message: "No tag found."
(Fingerprint only) My printer
displays an error code.
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Possible Solution
The TAGFORMAT defined for the operation determines
the number of required parameters. You may need to
modify the TAGFORMAT. For help, see the
Fingerprint Command Reference Manual
Command Reference
EPC Tag Data Standard (v1.1, revision 1.27) available from
the EPCglobal web site at
For some ISO 18000-6B tag chips, the functionality to
protect the tag memory from being rewritten has not been
implemented. Switch to tags with a different chip that have
this functionality implemented.
Class 1 tags require an MPR6100 RFID Radio Module. To
order an MPR6100 kit, contact your local Intermec
representative.
Use the error code text to troubleshoot the problem:
1320 No RFID support installed.
1321 No tag found.
1322 Access outside tag memory.
1323 Tag format error.
1324 RFID inactive.
1325 Not supported by tag type.
1326 RFID module too hot.
1327 RFID duty cycle exceeded.
1328 RFID lock error. Tag cannot be locked.
1329 RFID access error. Tag is locked.
Note: If you are using Intermec Direct Protocol, error codes
1320 to 1329 are supported and displayed with the error
text.
PX4i and PX6i High Performance Printer User's Manual
or the
Manual. For more information, see the
www.epcglobalinc.org.
Intermec
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