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Chapter 15 - Modem Namespace modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.truncated_epc_response This variable turns on ISO-C truncation. When truncation is true and filtering is enabled, the mask filter is used and tags that match the mask will truncate their EPC response to the bits that follow the mask. The mask must end in the EPC memory or truncation will not be enabled. For truncation to work, the filter mask must start at offset 16 in EPC memory, which is the start of the Protocol-control (PC) bits. The most significant 5 bits of the PC indicate the length of the tags EPC in 16-bit words, plus the 1 word of PC bits. Only 1 filter mask can be used with truncation. The following example sets up a filter and uses truncation to find 96-bit EPC tags with tag_id=301020304050xxxxxxxxxxxx, where x is don't care. The length is 64 bits where: 64 bits = 16 (PC bits) + 48 bits (EPC bits in mask). The offset is the offset to PC bits in EPC memory). The filter mask is 3000301020304050 where the first 16 bits are the PC bits from EPC memory). >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filter.1.length=64 >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filter.1.offset=16 >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filter.1.mask=3000301020304050 >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filter.1.action=assert_deassert >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filter.1.enabled=1 >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.truncated_epc_response=1 >>> modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.enabled=1 Type Permissions Data Type Default var guest=-,admin=rw bool False 196 INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide
Chapter 15 - Modem Namespace modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.truncated_tag_epc_length This variable sets the expected tag EPC length for truncation. When set to 0, the EPC length is calculated from the PC word included in the filter mask. See modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.truncated_epc_response. Otherwise, this value is used. Type Permissions Data Type var guest=-,admin=rw int Default 0 Min 0 Max 512 modem.protocol.isoc.filtering.use_session This variable causes the ISO-C filter to target the tags session inventoried flag instead of the tags SL flag. Any tag action based on match/mismatch of the filter mask will cause the tag to change its inventoried flag for the session, and not the tags SL flag. Type Permissions Data Type Default var guest=-,admin=rw bool False modem.protocol.isoc.nxp.calibrate This function performs the NXP custom Calibrate command. >>> modem.protocol.isoc.nxp.calibrate() ok data = 0x1122334455667788 Type Permissions Parameters function guest=x,admin=x tag_id (array) pwd (array) antenna (int) INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide 197
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Chapter 1 - Introduction TYPES OF I
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Chapter 2 - User Interface Overview
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