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V750-series UHF RFID System User's Manual - PLCeasy

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2.4.5 Communication Data Control<br />

(1) Filtering function<br />

Filtering function enables the reader to communicate with selected tags that are suitable for pre-specified<br />

conditions. Two filtering conditions can be registered as the pair of comparing area (Bank, Address,<br />

Length [bit]) and data value. And the reader uses filtering condition as 1 st only, 2 nd only, 1 st and 2 nd , 1 st or<br />

2 nd condition.<br />

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- To read pallet level tag selectively when item level tags and pallet level tag are existing together.<br />

- To read only the selected vender’s tag if there are various kind of venders’ tags.<br />

- To read the tags that has exclusive data format (the number of PC+EPC bit, NSI).<br />

- To selectively read the specified tags that have certain supplier’s IC.<br />

(2) Smoothing function<br />

Smoothing function consists of following three types. Using this function, the reader can reduce the data<br />

transferred between the host and the reader.<br />

1) Prevention of response duplication<br />

The reader can prevent duplicated responses of same tag ID in a one response.<br />

2) Prevention of reread<br />

Under this function setting, the tag that has been already read does not reply in the transaction period<br />

during the communication sequence (Repeat Access Mode: Single Repeat, Multi Repeat) which<br />

repeats its transaction,<br />

3) Omission of no tag response<br />

Under this function setting, the reader omits the responses if it does not read any tag in the<br />

communication sequence (Repeat Access Mode: Single Repeat, Multi Repeat) which repeats its<br />

transaction.<br />

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