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Handheld rfid reader
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1800 Series Handheld RFID Reader
Response (s)
OK,0
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Command
#@dat_rfseq?
Response (s)
OK,2,3,1,4,0
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Command
#@dat_rfseq=3,0,0,0,0
Response (s)
OK
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UHF Data Separators
The separator to be configured or retrieved can present in ASCII characters or
hexadecimal numbers. Refer to
Command:
#@dat_rfsprh?\r, #@dat_rfspr?\r
Purpose
Get the Separators of Each field in EPC Tag Data Section
Request
#@dat_rfsprh?\r Response data will be shown in Hexadecimal value
#@dat_rfspr?\r Response data will be shown in character
Response
OK,[m],[n],[o],[p]\r
[m]: separator follows field1. Default= '00' (NULL)
[n]: separator follows field2. Default= '00' (NULL)
[o]: separator follows field3 . Default= '00' (NULL)
[p]: separator follows field4 . Default= '00' (NULL)
ERR,[code]\r
#@dat_rfspr=[m],[n],[o],[p],[q]\r
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Default is inventory
→ get the sequence of RFID Data
Default sequence is PC, EPC and then CRC
PC +
→ only show EPC
EPC
ASCII
Table.
EPC
+ CRC

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