Rfid Setup - Intermec EasyCoder PM4i User Manual

the next tag on the media roll, and if successful, it will print the tag
type name on the label. To print a test label, press Setup on the printer's
console. Go to Test/Service > Testprint > Config > RFIDlabel.

RFID Setup

The printer automatically recognizes the RFID module, and adds RFID
options to the setup tree. The setup tree as viewed from the console is
shown in the illustration below.
SETUP:
These menus will only be displayed when an RFID module is installed.
RFID
RFID:
MODE
MODE: MODE:
ENABLE DISABLE
RFID,MODE,ENABLE|DISABLE
Must be set to ENABLE to use RFID commands. This is the default
setting when an RFID module is installed.
RFID,RETRIES
Specifies the number of labels the printer will retry to access after a failed
read or write operation. The default is 1, and allowed values range from 0
to 10. Before moving the label roll to try accessing the next tag, the text
string specified by RFID,VOIDTEXT will be printed on the failed label.
If all retries fail, the printer will position the current label below the
antenna and signal error 61.
RFID,VOIDTEXT
Specifies the text to print on labels with faulty tags. The length of the
string must be no more than 16 characters. Default text is VOID. The
text is centered on the label, written with the "Swiss 721 Bold BT" font,
and resized to cover 80% of the label width. You may enter an empty
string as "".
RFID,TAGADJUST
Specifies the distance (in number of dots) the label will be moved to align
the tag under the antenna to enable successful read and write operations.
The label is moved before the printer attempts to access the tag. A
negative value will retract the label, while a positive value will cause the
label to be moved forward prior to RFID operations. Default is zero,
and only absolute values equal to or smaller than the max label length
RFID Kit (Gen 2, 869/915 MHz) User's Guide
RFID:
RFID:
RETRIES
VOIDTEXT
RETRIES:
VOIDTEXT:
[1]:
[VOID]:
Read-Only
RFID:
RFID:
TAGADJUST
FIELDSTRENGTH
TAGADJUST: FIELDSTRENGTH:
[0]: [100]:
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