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For PERMALOCK (ex, EPC), the password must match the current content of ACS bank for
PERMALOCK to work. If the current content of ACS bank is null (0x0) which could be the case
for the brand new tag, the password for PERMALOCK EPC will be 0x0. If you use a different
password for PERMALOCK, you need to write (RFWTAG) the new content (password) to ACS
first, and then use this new password to PERMALOCK EPC.
For LOCK (ex, EPC), the password may be different from the current content of ACS. When a
new password is used to lock EPC where ACS is not locked, this new password is written to
ACS and locks ACS at the same time while locking EPC. For new tags where ACS is not locked
and has all null data, you can lock EPC with a new password directly without writing to ACS
first.
Example 1
The following example programs an SGTIN–64 value into the RFID tag that is embedded in a 4x6 smart
label. Assume that the SGTIN–64 value is provided as a single number.
~CREATE;SGTIN–64;432
RFWTAG;64
64;H;*87D0034567ABCDEF* /EPC number
STOP
END
~EXECUTE;SGTIN–64;1
~NORMAL
Example 2
Same as Example 1, except the EPC number is broken into its component parts. Assume that the SGTIN–
64 value has the Header = 2d, Filter Value = 5d, EPC Manager Index = 15383d, Object Class = 703710d or
0xABCDE, and the Serial Number = 0123456d.
~CREATE;SGTIN–64;432
RFWTAG;64
2;B;*10*
3;D;*5*
14;D;*15383*
20;H;*ABCDE*
25;D;*0000123456*
STOP
END
~EXECUTE;SGTIN–64;1
~NORMAL
Example 3
Same as Example 2, except it uses a dynamic method. This example also shows how to program another
RFID tag without redefining the data structure of the SGTIN–64.
~CREATE;SGTIN–64;432
RFWTAG;64
2;DF1;B
3;DF2;D
14;DF3;D
20;DF4;H
25;DF5;D
STOP
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/Header
/Filter Value
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
/Serial Number
/Header
/Filter Value
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
/Serial Number