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AF1;18;10;5;3;3
STOP
END
~EXECUTE;SGTIN–64
~DF1;*10*
~DF2;*5*
~DF3;*15383*
~DF4;*ABCDE*
~DF5;*0000123456*
~AF1;<DF5>
~NORMAL
~EXECUTE;SGTIN–64
~DF1;*10*
~DF2;*5*
~DF3;*15383*
~DF4;*ABCDE*
~DF5;*0000123456*
~AF1;<DF5>
~NORMAL
Example 4
This example shows how to program a roll of 1500 smart labels with SGTIN–64 values, where the Header =
2d, Filter Value = 5d, EPC Manager Index = 15383d, Object Class = 703710d or 0xABCDE, and the Serial
Number starting from 0000000 to 0001499d.
~CREATE;SGTIN–64;432
RFWTAG;64
2;B;*10*
3;D;*5*
14;D;*15383*
20;H;*ABCDE*
25;I;D;STEP1;*0*
STOP
END
~EXECUTE;SGTIN–64;ICNT1500
~NORMAL
Example 5
This example shows how to program a 96 bit RFID tag. A SGTIN–96 format is used and the EPC number is
broken into its component parts. Assume that the SGTIN–96 value has the Header = 48, Filter Value = 5d,
EPC Manager Index = 123456d, Object Class = 777777d or 0xBDE31, and the Serial Number = 123456d.
NOTE: 96 bit tags must be broken up as in Examples 2, 3, and 4, and no field can be more than 64 bits in
length if the format is binary or decimal. There is no restriction on the bit length if the format is
hexadecimal.
~CREATE;SGTIN–96;432
RFWTAG;96
8;B;*00110000*
3;D;*5*
3;D;*6*
20;D;*123456*
24;D;*777777*
/Header
/Filter Value
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
/Serial Number
/Print serial number on label
/Header
/Filter Value
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
/Serial Number
/Print serial number on label
/Header
/Filter Value
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
/Serial Number
/Header
/Filter Value
/Partition
/EPC Manager Index
/Object Class
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