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Data Sources for RFID Fields

Property Description Values

Tag Type

These are the HF/UHF tag protocols

supported by the target RFID device.

Refer to the section on RFID Devices

and Tag Types in the Printers and

Labels section.

UHF 64-bit Class 1, UHF 96-bit

Class 1, UHF 96-bit Class 0+, UHF

UCODE EPC 1.19, and UHF ISO

18000-6B tag types.Smart labels

can also be created using Impinj

UHF Gen 2 (Monza) and TI UHF

Gen 2 (Dallas) tag types. HF tag

types include Philips HF I-Code,

Philips HF I-Code ISO 15693, TI

HF Tag-it, and TI HF Tag-it ISO

15693.

Note: Tag types available

depend on whether these are

supported by the target RFID

device.

Setting RFID Field Properties

1. Select Insert | RFID Field

2. Set the properties, and click OK.

Data Sources for RFID Fields

Keyboard

The Keyboard data source is the default for RFID fields. The Keyboard data source now accepts data in

ASCII or hexadecimal format.

Note: Any field available on the toolbox, except another RFID field, can be added to an RFID smart label.In

addition, you can utilize data sources other than the Keyboard to obtain values for the text fields.

To define Keyboard Data Source settings

l Double-click the RFID antenna icon on the label.Alternatively, right click the selected antenna

icon and select Edit Data Source from the popup menu.

Block Configuration

From the Block Configuration dialog, data source and the data that will be encoded can be specified for

each block.

Tag Type

This lists the HF/UHF tag protocols supported by the target RFID device.

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