Other - Toshiba B-EX Series Key Operation Specification

8.12.5 OTHER

The following information related RFID is displayed.
・ TAG CHECK
・ MULTI WRITE
・ CARRIER SENSE
8.12.5.1 TAG CHECK
OFF
ON (ID)
ON (ACCESS PASSWORD)
To prevent unauthorized changes of the setting, a password to protect the error tag detection setting can
be programmed.
Display
When the TAG CHECK parameter is set to ON (ACCESS PASSWORD)", an entry of the password
is requested. The following explanation is for when protected password is enabled.
When the password matches, TAG CHECK parameter setting screen appears.
If the entered password does not match, an error message is displayed and the screen returns to
the upper hierarchy menu.
When "Disable" or "Enable (ID)" is selected, the password setting is disabled and the screen returns
to the upper hierarchy.
When "Enable (Password)" is selected, the access password entry is requested.
When "OFF" is selected, this menu is ended and the upper hierarchy menu is shown.
When "ON" is selected, the password can be programmed.
Error tag detection is not performed. Though a tag is read before writing
data on it, data is always written on the tag whatever data is set as the
header data.
Error tag detection is performed. A tag (EPC area for GEN2 tags) is read
before writing data on it and data is written on the tag only when the
header data is "A5A5".
Error tag detection is performed only for GEN2 tags.
password area of a tag is read before writing data on it. Only when the
data read matches the access password setting data, the data is written
on the tag.
Operation
Input the default password "0000" or 4-digit password
programmed in Step 6.
Select a tag check option.
・ Disable
・ Enable (ID)
・ Enable (Password)
Input 8-digit access password.
Choose whether or not to enable the auto unlock function.
・ OFF
・ ON
When "ON" is selected, locked tags are automatically
unlocked by the access password and data write is enabled.
Choose whether or not to set the password to protect the error
tag detection setting.
・ OFF
・ ON
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