Paxar Monarch 9850 - Manual (Page 97)

D e f i n i n g t h e R F I D D a t a F i e l d
The RFID Data Field contains the information you want
programmed into the RFID tag. The syntax of the RFID Data
Field is similar to the standard non-printable text field format.
RFID is only supported on the 9855 printer using die cut
thermal direct or thermal transfer supplies. For more
information about RFID, refer to the RFID Multi-Protocol
Application Notes, available from our Web site.
Using the 9855 printer, version 2.8 or greater firmware, the printer
supports both 64-bit and 96-bit RFID tags. With version 3.2 or
greater firmware, the printer supports multi-protocol encoding,
including Class 0+, Class 1 Generation (Gen) 1, Class 1
Generation (Gen) 2, and UCODE Version 1.19 supplies. Matrics
0+ protocol is only included for demo purposes. References to
"RFID tags" in this section refer to RFID supplies, not tag stock.
Syntax X,field#,# of char,data_type p
X1. X RFID Data Field.
X2. field# Unique number from 0-999 assigned to this field.
X3. # of char Number of characters in the RFID Data Field. The exact
number of characters depends on the data type below.
Number of Characters per Data Type
RFID Tag Type Hex or ASCII ASCII Hex ASCII Binary
Class1 Gen 1 64-bit (8 bytes) 8 16 64
Class 1 Gen 1 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
Class 1 Gen 2 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
UCODE 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
Impinj 0+ 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
Matrics 0+ 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
NOTE: An error 715 occurs if the printer does not receive the
correct amount of data (either 64-bits or 96-bits).
You can pad data to make sure you have the correct
amount of bits. See "Option 30," in Chapter 4 for
more information. However, you cannot program
64-bits of data into a 96-bit tag.
The only valid characters in ASCII Hex format are
numbers 0 to 9 and letters A to F; in ASCII Binary
format, use only 0 and 1.
Defining Fields 3-31