INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 15 - Modem Namespace
modem.protocol.isob.write
This function writes a specified bytedata to an ISO-B tag in the field. It writes
a single bytethe supplied data, to the specified address. The parameters
supported by this function are:
tag_id – Specifies the address (byte offset) of the byte data to write to
tag.
address – Specifies the address (byte offset) of the data to write to tag.
data – Specifies the data to be written to the tag starting at address.
Length of data must be a byte multiple.
antenna (optional) – Indicates antenna on which to execute the
function. If an antenna is not specified, all antennas will be tried until
the function succeeds or no more antennas are available.
If the byte is locked, the function will respond with an
error.tag.tag_not_writable response.
The following example writes the byte 0xe4 at address 23 on a tag with ID =
0x301122334455667788:
>>> modem.protocol.isob.write (tag_id = 0x30112233445566,
data = 0xe4, address = 23)
ok
Type
Permissions
Parameters
function
guest=x,admin=x
tag_id (array)
address (int)
data (array)
antenna (int)
modem.protocol.isob.control.auto_quiet
This variable enables the auto quiet feature for ISO-B tags. When set to
True, tags that have been inventoried will remain quiet after having been
identified. When set to False, tags are reset for every inventory cycle.
Type
Permissions
Data Type
Default
var
guest=r,admin=rw
bool
False
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