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Philips Semiconductors Product Specification Revision 3.0 2004 January 30I•CODE UIDSL2 ICS118.1 General Description of StatesUNPOWEREDThe powering magnetic field of the RWD is switched off or the I•CODE UID smart label is out of field. In case of a smartlabel leaves the field and is not powered anymore, this smart label moves from all states except the DESTROYED stateinto the UNPOWERED state.READYAfter start-up phase, the I•CODE UID smart label is ready to receive <strong>com</strong>mands such as WRITE, DESTROY and BEGINROUND.SLOTTED READThe I•CODE UID smart label enters this state after the BEGIN ROUND <strong>com</strong>mand with a matching Selection Mask. Inthis state the I•CODE UID smart label calculates a reply slot and waits until its slot counter reaches this reply slot position,whereupon the I•CODE UID smart label will reply during the reply slot.Until this reply slot is reached the slot counter is increased by one due to a Close Slot Sequence or a FIX SLOT<strong>com</strong>mand.After its reply the I•CODE UID smart label can be moved back to the READY state by an issued Close Slot Sequence oran issued FIX SLOT <strong>com</strong>mand with a not matching CRC 16.FIXED SLOTThe I•CODE UID smart label moves from the SLOTTED READ state to the FIXED SLOT state after a FIX SLOT<strong>com</strong>mand with a matching CRC 16. In this state the smart label replies once per Reply Round always in the fixed slot Fonly with the RSOF. The smart label stays in that state as long as it is powered by the RF field.DESTROYEDThe I•CODE UID smart label moves from the READY state to the DESTROYED state after a DESTROY <strong>com</strong>mand witha matching Destroy Code. The smart label stays in this state permanently.21

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