Avery Dennison RFID - Manual (Page 10)

HowToRFID
Revision: 13 Date: 31 August 2009
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Application Country Description Variant Part number
Option for ALX/DPM 6" LH/RH X1452
Option for 64-04/05 X1675
Option for 64-06 X1676
Option for AP 5.4 X1677
Option for ALX/DPM 4/5" LH/RH X1678
Korea (910~914MHz)
Option for ALX/DPM 6" LH/RH X1679
64 bit series “High Performance” – RoHS compliant – Generation 3
Option for 64-04/05 HP X1701
Option for 64-06 HP X1702
Option for PEM 4/5” LH/RH X1716
HF WW (13.56 MHz)
Option for PEM 6” LF/RH X1717
Option for 64-04/05 HP X1687
Option for 64-06 HP X1688
Option for 64-08 HP X1787
Option for ALX/DPM 4/5" HP LH/RH X1689
EU (869.525 MHz)
Option for ALX/DPM 6" HP LH/RH X1690
Option for 64-04/05 HP X1691
Option for 64-06 HP X1692
Option for 64-08 HP X1788
Option for ALX/DPM 4/5" HP LH/RH X1693
US (915 MHz)
Option for ALX/DPM 6" HP LH/RH X1694
Option for 64-04/05 HP X1695
Option for 64-06 HP X1696
Option for 64-08 HP X1789
Option for ALX/DPM 4/5" HP LH/RH X1697
UHF
Korea (910~914MHz)
Option for ALX/DPM 6" HP LH/RH X1698
Table 2 – Available RFID kits
2.4 Processing of RFID tags in the printer
2.4.1 General
RFID operations are seamlessly integrated in the printing process of an AVERY printer. AVERY printers are
printing labels by means of EasyPlug commands. EasyPlug is a command oriented language for printer control.
There are some command extensions and several new commands to EasyPlug that handle RFID specific
operations. For the correct use of these commands it is necessary to understand process of printing first.
The basic RFID operations are READ data from tag and WRITE data to the tag. There is one more operation called
SELECT that is important for RFID communication. Because there can be more than one tag in the range of a
reader each tag has to be distinguished from another. This can be done by asking tags for their identification
number and select one tag because of this number. Once a tag is selected you can operate on a tag with
READ/WRITE operations. (The selection is an integrated part of each READ/WRITE operation, so there is no
special command the user needs to issue for this).