Write Tag ^Wt; Write Or Read Format ^Rf - Printronix T6000 Reference Manual

Write Tag ^WT

Purpose This command programs data into an RFID tag (embedded in the smart label).
Format ^WT start, retries, motion, protect, data format, reserved
^WT
start
retries
motion
protect
Data format 0 (ASCII) or 1 (hex). The default is 0.
reserved

Write or Read Format ^RF

Purpose This command allows you to write or read to an RFID tag.
Format ^RFa,b,c,d,e
^RF
a
b
c
Write Tag command.
Starting block location where data will be programmed into the RFID tag. The
ZGL only supports Alien Technology Class 1a tags, which have only one 8–
byte or 12–byte block. Therefore, start will be set to 0, regardless of the
specified value.
The number of automatic attempts to write data into the tag if previous writes
failed. The ZGL absorbs the number and uses the value on the control panel's
LCD
.
Set this flag to 1 to program data into the tag without moving the label. The
printer may adjust the label position while it writes data into the tag, but this
adjustment will reverse before any subsequent normal label movement. Even if
this flag is set to 1, other commands (i.e., alpha or barcode) may move the label
This flag indicates whether the data should be protected from being overwritten
later. The default is 0, meaning the data are not protected. Other acceptable
values are 1 to 255, meaning the data are protected using this number as the
LOCK password.
This is a reserved flag. The ZGL absorbs this number.
Write or Read RFID command.
Specifies the read or write option. The default is W.
W = write to the tag
L = write with LOCK
R = read the tag
P = read password (Gen 2 tags only; used when c is set to K or A).
Specifies the data format. The default is H.
A = ASCII
H = Hex
E = EPC format
.
Specifies the starting block number. The default is 0. Since there are currently
only 8–byte or 12–byte blocks, the starting block number can only be 0. Or,
specifies which password to read (Gen 2 tags only; used when a is set to P):
K = kill password
.
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