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RFID Standards

l UHF 64-bit Class 1

l UHF 96-bit Class 1

l UHF 96-bit Class 0+

l UHF UCODE EPC 1.19

l UHF ISO 18000-6B

Tag types available depend on whether these are supported by the target RFID device.

Supported High Frequency (HF) tag types include the Philips HF I-Code, Philips HF I-Code ISO 15693, TI

HF Tag-it, and TI HF Tag-it ISO 15693.

HF Tag Type

Configurable

Blocks

Other Available Block Configuration

Settings

Philips HF I-Code

11 blocks:

blocks 5 to 15

block size = 4 bytes

each

Lock Tag After Writing, Overflow, EAS, AFI

Philips HF I-Code ISO

15693

28 blocks:

blocks 0 to 27

block size = 4 bytes

each

Lock Tag After Writing, Overflow, EAS, AFI,

DSFID

TI HF Tag-it

8 blocks:

blocks 0 to 7

block size = 4 bytes

each

Lock Tag After Writing, Overflow

TI HF Tag-it ISO 15693

64 blocks:

blocks 0 to 63

block size = 4 bytes

each

Lock Tag After Writing, Overflow, AFI, DSFID

Related Information

Refer to the section on RFID Devices and Tag Types in the Printers and Labels section.

RFID Standards

Several organizations are involved in drafting specifications for RFID applications. EPCglobal

has

focused its work primarily in the UHF range. The US Department of Defense (DoD) has mandated that

its suppliers encode RFID tags using EPCglobal or DoD tag constructs.

GS1 EPCglobal Standards

Loftware follows the standards set forth by EPCglobal US, which is a subsidiary of GS1 US (formerly

Uniform Code Council (UCC)). EPCglobal US creates the global standards which are necessary for

tracking goods through the supply chain using RFID labels.

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