Using Option 63 (Lock Tag); About Hf Rfid Tags - Monarch 9855 Application Notes

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U s i n g O p t i o n 6 3 ( L o c k T a g )
Use this option to lock the user memory data. Once locked, data cannot
be changed.
Syntax
R,63¦
R1. R
R2. 63
Example X,5,16,0,0¦
R,63¦
Prevents the user memory data from being accidentally overwritten.
Example X,5,16,0,0¦
R,63¦
Prevents the user memory data from being overwritten.
A b o u t H F R F I D T a g s
Many different HF tags are available and the amount of programmable
memory varies with the tag types. The programmable memory consists of
various fields, such as
User Memory
AFI (Application Family Identifier)
DSFID (Data Storage Format Identifier)
EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance)
Depending on your tag type, all memory fields may not be available.
Refer to the manufacturer's transponder specification for details about
the available memory fields.
Note:
Another memory field is the UID, which is not programmable.
The UID is a unique number that was programmed into the
microchip by the manufacturer and cannot be changed.
Option Header.
Option 63.
Defining the RFID Data Field 4-5

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