SATO CL4NX Programming Reference Manual page 420

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Coding examples of one-character parameter identifiers
(SSCC96 code conversion / SGTIN96 code conversion / free mapping)
[Coding example 1] Country code 49 /Company code 12345 / Serial no. 789
When SSCC 96 data is written to a Gen2 corresponding tag
<A>
<V>50<H>50<XM>49123450000000789
<IP0>e:a,c:7,s:10,f:1,d:49123450000000789;
<Q>1
<Z>
[Coding example 2] Country code 49 /Company code 12345 / Item 67890 / Serial no. 789
When SGTIN96 data is written to a Gen2 corresponding tag
<A>
<V>50<H>50<XM>4912345067890000000000789
<IP0>e:c,c:7,t:6,f:1,d:4912345067890,n:000000000789;
<Q>1
<Z>
[Coding example 3]
Gen 2 memory bank operation parameters (can be omitted)
kill code
access code
password code
bit0 (LSB) : EPCdata
bit1 : KillCode
bit2 : AccessCode
bit3 : TIDdata
bit4 (MSB) : UserMemory
Example: If only the EPCdata area is locked "m:
00001"
8-digit HEX code. Used when writing the kill code.
Specify other than "00000000" in an eight-digit HEX
number sequence configured by numbers from 0 to
9, and alphabets from A to F. The purpose of this
parameter is only to write the kill code. You cannot kill
the tag actually.
This is an eight-digit number sequence specified
when applying the password lock.
You can use an eight-digit HEX number sequence
configured by numbers from 0 to 9, and alphabets
from A to F. To apply the password lock, specify other
than "00000000". If you omit this parameter, and
specify m: Locking, a permanent lock is applied on
the specified area.
This is an eight-digit number sequence used for
rewriting the tags on which a password lock has
already been applied.
It is an eight-digit HEX number sequence configured
by numbers from 0 to 9, and alphabets from A to
F that is used when writing in a tag on which a
password lock has been applied. Specify the same
number sequence as the access code used at the
time of locking.
By specifying a number sequence same as the
access code specified at the time of password lock in
the "password code", and specifying "00000000" in
the "access code", the tag on which a password lock
has been applied can be returned to an open state.
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