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Write Tag
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Example 2
Another version of Example 1 using the HEX parameter.
~CREATE;HELLO
RFWRITE;HEX;AT1;*48454C4C4F544147*
END
~EXECUTE;HELLO
~NORMAL
Example 3
Program a tag using the EPC parameter 1. This results in the tag
having the first two bits = 01, next 56 bits with hexadecimal values
“01234567890123”, and last 6 bits = 0.
~CREATE;HELLO
RFWRITE;EPC1;AT1;*01234567890123*
END
~EXECUTE;HELLO
~NORMAL
Example 4
Write tag command with dynamic non-incremental data
“HELLOTAG”.
~CREATE;DYNATAG
// Create a form named DYNATAG.
RFWRITE;RF1;8;AT1;
// RFID Write Tag command with dynamic
// non-incremental data. The 8-byte data will be at the
// first location of the tag.
END
// Terminate DYNATAG form creation.
~EXECUTE;DYNATAG
~RF1;*HELLOTAG*
// Execute the DYNATAG with the dynamic data
// “HELLOTAG”.
~NORMAL
// Back to normal mode.