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R4Mplus User Guide
RFID Guidelines
Overview
Overview
The R4Mplus “smart” label printer-encoder serves as a dynamic tool for both printing and
encoding RFID labels, tickets, and tags. The printer encodes information on ultra-thin UHF
RFID transponders embedded in “smart” labels. It then immediately verifies proper encoding
and prints bar codes, graphics, and/or text on the label’s surface. For more information about
RFID media, see
encoding RFID labels, tickets, and tags. The printer encodes information on ultra-thin UHF
RFID transponders embedded in “smart” labels. It then immediately verifies proper encoding
and prints bar codes, graphics, and/or text on the label’s surface. For more information about
RFID media, see
Function of an encoded “smart” label depends on factors such as where the label is placed on
an item as well as on the contents of the item (such as metals or liquids). Contact the supplier
of your RFID reader for assistance with these types of issues.
an item as well as on the contents of the item (such as metals or liquids). Contact the supplier
of your RFID reader for assistance with these types of issues.
Transponder Placement
Communication between the “smart” label and the printer is established when the transponder
lines up with the printer’s antenna. The optimal transponder position varies with the
transponder size, its configuration, and the type of RFID IC chip used.
lines up with the printer’s antenna. The optimal transponder position varies with the
transponder size, its configuration, and the type of RFID IC chip used.
Print quality may be affected by printing directly over the transponder. In particular, there is an
area on each label immediately around the location of the IC chip where the printer may print
with low quality. Design your printed label around the location of the chip in the type of
approved “smart” label that you select. For the list of approved transponders and related
placement specifications, go to
area on each label immediately around the location of the IC chip where the printer may print
with low quality. Design your printed label around the location of the chip in the type of
approved “smart” label that you select. For the list of approved transponders and related
placement specifications, go to
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Important • It is important to use transponders that have been specifically approved
for use in the R4Mplus printer. Failure to do so may result in the inability to read or
write to the embedded RFID tags. As new transponders become commercially
available, Zebra will evaluate them for compatibility with this printer. For the list of
approved transponders, go to
for use in the R4Mplus printer. Failure to do so may result in the inability to read or
write to the embedded RFID tags. As new transponders become commercially
available, Zebra will evaluate them for compatibility with this printer. For the list of
approved transponders, go to