Rfrtag - Printronix T6000 Reference Manual

240;I;H;STEP+1;*0102030405060708091011121314
15161718192021222324252627282930*
STOP
RFWTAG;LOCK0C0D0E0F;H;512;USR
512;I;H;STEP+1;*0102030405060708091011121314
151617181920212223242526272829303132333435
363738394041424344454647484950515253545556
5758596061626364*
STOP
RFWTAG;LOCK0C0D0E0F;H;32;KIL
32;H;*08090A0B*
STOP
RFRTAG;UNLOCK0C0D0E0F;H;32;ACS
32;DF31;H
STOP
VERIFY;DF31;H;*#ACS=*;"\r\n"
RFRTAG;UNLOCK0C0D0E0F;H;32;KIL
32;DF22;H
STOP
VERIFY;DF22;H;*KIL=*;"\r\n"
RFRTAG;UNLOCK0C0D0E0F;H;240;EPC
240;DF1;H
STOP
VERIFY;DF1;H;*EPC=*;*\r\n
RFRTAG;UNLOCK0C0D0E0F;H;512;USR
512;DF7;H
STOP
VERIFY;DF7;H;*USR=*;*\r\n*
END
~EXECUTE;TEST;10
~NORMAL

RFRTAG

Purpose To read the content of an RFID tag (embedded in a smart label) into a dynamic field.
This command cannot be mixed with the RFREAD command.
NOTE: The RFRTAG command is supported only on Thermal printers.
Mode CREATE
Format RFRTAG[;UNLOCKn[;format]];size[;mem bank]
(Bit Field)+
STOP
RFRTAG
size
UNLOCKn[;format]
Specifies the RFRTAG command, enter RFRTAG;
A decimal number specifying the overall bit length of the RFID tag
memory bank.
Optional parameter to unlock the data block so it can be overwritten
later. n is the passcode. The acceptable values for n are 1 to
FFFFFFFF in hex, a 4 bytes data. The value of n should be the same
passcode used for the LOCK option to unlock the protected data block.
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