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The next table shows the test conditions in the Machine Configuration files.<br />

Property name Description Comments<br />

TEST CONDITIONS<br />

RESULT_FAIL_LEVEL<br />

Level of RESULT signal when<br />

FAIL condition<br />

Binary number with 8 bits. Each bit describes the polarity of the result line for the<br />

corresponding antenna<br />

EOT_ACTIVE_EDGE Active edge for EOT signal FALLING or RISING are possible values<br />

TRIGGER_ACTIVE_EDGE Edge active for trigger signal FALLING or RISING are possible values<br />

RESULT_ACTIVE<br />

T_RESULT_ACTIVE<br />

N_RESULT_DELAY<br />

ST_YIELD_SAMPLES<br />

RESULT2_LEVEL<br />

N_RESULT2_DELAY<br />

Condition of result to become<br />

active<br />

Time the RESULT signals<br />

remain active<br />

Delay for output in number of<br />

tags<br />

Tags to be considered for<br />

Short term yield calculation<br />

Active level for RESULT2<br />

signal<br />

Delay for output 2 in number<br />

of tags<br />

PASS, FAIL, BOTH or NONE are possible values<br />

In ms<br />

Describes the delay in terms of number of tags for the corresponding output signal to<br />

be generated after the test has been made<br />

The system will consider the last ST_YIELD_SAMPLES transponder for short term<br />

yield calculation<br />

HIGH or LOW to activate the RESULT2 signal (additional FAIL indication) to 1 or to<br />

0 when there is a FAIL condition<br />

Same meaning as N_RESULT_DELAY for RESULT2 output (additional FAIL<br />

indication)<br />

A nnex 2.1 Write Format Definition<br />

Some protocols include the possibility of encoding the information into the tag chip memory. For<br />

instance, the <strong>RTS200</strong> current version supports ISO15693 and ISO14443-A writing operations.<br />

There are two <strong>Test</strong> Suites supplied as example for writing:<br />

• Write_Mifare.tsu<br />

• Write_ISO15693.tsu<br />

One block of information is written. The data to be written is specified as a string of hexadecimal<br />

information, in the parameter WRITE_DATA of the test suite:<br />

WRITE_DATA<br />

05A1A2A3A4<br />

The first hexadecimal byte (05 in the example) defines the block number to write (block 5 in this<br />

case), while the rest of the string defines the actual data to write (hexadecimal bytes A1, A2, A3<br />

and A4 in this case).<br />

There are some special cases for information that is not mapped in the memory chip address<br />

space. For instance, to activate or deactivate the SLI EAS bit, the block number has to be<br />

specified as FF, and the data has to be FF to activate and 00 to deactivate the bit.<br />

If writing more than one block is needed, it is possible to build a special test suite including as<br />

many test files (.tst) as needed. Each test file has to include one WRITE_DATA parameter with the<br />

information to write on a particular block (remember that the parameter in the test has precedence<br />

over the same parameter if it is defined on the test suite also).<br />

Pag: 35 Document: <strong>RTS200</strong> <strong>RFID</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Set</strong> Code: 001.0036 Version: 1

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