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Write EPC-ID
This area is not displayed if you have selected the modulation scheme "65 - ISO 18000-62".
In the "New EPC-ID" input box, you can enter the ID of the transponder. Click the "Copy
selected EPC-ID" button to transfer the EPC-ID selected in the list to the input box. This
allows you to change existing IDs both quickly and simply. Click the "Write" button to assign
the new EPC-ID to the transponder.
Read/write
In the "Read/write" area, you can read out and overwrite the memory areas. You have the
option of preassigning the memory area using the tag fields you have already created. Using
the parameters, you can adapt the memory area manually.
Table 7- 28
Parameter
Bank
Start address
Length
Data
ASCII
Initialize data
The data of the selected memory area is displayed in HEX beside the list of tag fields.
With the "Read" button, the data is read from the transponder. The data read from the
transponder is highlighted in red to distinguish it from the data entered manually. If no values
are displayed, this means that no values have yet been read from the transponder.
Click the "Write" button to transfer the changed data to the transponder.
SIMATIC RF600
Configuration Manual, 11/2018, C79000-G8976-C386-07
Description of the parameters of the tag fields
Description
Drop-down list for selecting the memory area to be read/written. The
following properties relate to this setting.
Value of the start address of the data to be read/written.
Value range
Number of bytes to be read/written starting at the start address.
Value range
Input boxes for the values (HEX representation).
Possible characters
Showing/hiding the ASCII view.
When the ASCII view is active, the data is shown additionally in ASCII
notation. You can edit the data both in the HEX format or in the ASCII
format.
You can choose between the two input modes "Overwrite" and "Insert".
Show/hide the view for initializing the data.
Using the initialization function, you can preset the data fields.
Configuring with the WBM
7.3 The menu items of the WBM
0 ... 65535 bytes
1 ... 1024 bytes
0 ... 9, A ... F
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