Avery Dennison 9850 RFID Multi-Protocol - Manual (Page 31)

Defining the RFID Data Field 4-1
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 Monarch  Printer Control Language II (MPCLII) 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.
Syntax
X,field#,#ofchar,data_type¦
X1. X RFID Data Field.
X2. field# Unique number from 0-999 assigned to this field.
X3. #ofchar Number of characters in RFID Data Field. The exact
number of characters depends on data type below.
Number of Characters per Data Type
RFID Tag Type Hex or ASCII ASCII Hex ASCII Binary
Class1 64-bit (8 bytes) 8 16 64
Class1 96-bit (12 bytes) 12 24 96
UCODE (12 bytes) 12 24 96
Impinj 0+ (12 bytes) 12 24 96
Matrics 0+ (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 “Using
Option 30,” for more information. 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.
X4. data_type Data type. Options:
0 ASCII Hex - default (ASCII representation
of Hex)
1 ASCII
2 ASCII Binary (ASCII representation of
Binary)
3 Hex
Multiple data types are offered, which allows
flexibility and compatibility with your host system.
You should know the data type your host provides.
See the examples on the following pages.
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