Printronix SL5000r MP Manual De Usuario
Chapter 2
Software Migration Tools (SMT)
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UCC128 (64 bit) / UCC128_96 (96 bit): Copies data from a
UCC-128 bar code with an application identifier (AI) in the
range of 90-99 to an RFID tag. These AI’s are reserved for
internal applications. The AI is not written to the RFID tag. Data
written to the RFID tag is right justified and zero padded.
Checksum data calculated by the printer is not encoded onto
the tag. Bar code data beyond the 16th digit is truncated
without an error message.
UCC-128 bar code with an application identifier (AI) in the
range of 90-99 to an RFID tag. These AI’s are reserved for
internal applications. The AI is not written to the RFID tag. Data
written to the RFID tag is right justified and zero padded.
Checksum data calculated by the printer is not encoded onto
the tag. Bar code data beyond the 16th digit is truncated
without an error message.
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EAN8 (64 bit) / EAN8_96 (96 bit): Copies data from an EAN8
bar code to an RFID tag. EAN 8+2 and EAN 8+5 variants are
both supported. Data written to the RFID tag is right justified
and zero padded. Checksum data calculated by the printer is
not encoded onto the RFID tag.
bar code to an RFID tag. EAN 8+2 and EAN 8+5 variants are
both supported. Data written to the RFID tag is right justified
and zero padded. Checksum data calculated by the printer is
not encoded onto the RFID tag.
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EAN13 (64 bit) / EAN13_96 (96 bit): Copies data from an
EAN13 bar code to an RFID tag. EAN 13+2 is also supported
but EAN 13+5 variant is not supported. Data written to the RFID
tag is right justified and zero padded. Checksum data
calculated by the printer is not encoded onto the RFID tag.
EAN13 bar code to an RFID tag. EAN 13+2 is also supported
but EAN 13+5 variant is not supported. Data written to the RFID
tag is right justified and zero padded. Checksum data
calculated by the printer is not encoded onto the RFID tag.
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UPC-A (64 bit) / UPC-A_96 (96 bit): Copies data from a UPC-
A, UPC-A+2 or UPC-A+5 bar code to an RFID tag. Data written
to the RFID tag is right justified and zero padded. Checksum
data calculated by the printer is not encoded onto the RFID tag.
A, UPC-A+2 or UPC-A+5 bar code to an RFID tag. Data written
to the RFID tag is right justified and zero padded. Checksum
data calculated by the printer is not encoded onto the RFID tag.
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EPC (64 bit) / EPC_96 (96 bit): This tool allows EPC data
carried by a Code 3 of 9 bar code to be encoded onto an RFID
tag. Data beyond the 16th digit is not allowable for an EPC and
is truncated. Data must be numeric only.
carried by a Code 3 of 9 bar code to be encoded onto an RFID
tag. Data beyond the 16th digit is not allowable for an EPC and
is truncated. Data must be numeric only.
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zGTIN (64 bit) / zGTIN_96 (96 bit), zEPC (64 bit) / zEPC_96
(96 bit), zUCC128 (64 bit) / zUCC_96 (96 bit), zEAN8 (64 bit)
/ zEAN8_96 (96 bit), zEAN13 (64 bit) / zEAN13_9 (96 bit),
and zUPCA (64 bit) / zUPCA_96 (96 bit): These are all PPI/
ZGL emulation specific tools identical in function to those of
their corresponding names above.
(96 bit), zUCC128 (64 bit) / zUCC_96 (96 bit), zEAN8 (64 bit)
/ zEAN8_96 (96 bit), zEAN13 (64 bit) / zEAN13_9 (96 bit),
and zUPCA (64 bit) / zUPCA_96 (96 bit): These are all PPI/
ZGL emulation specific tools identical in function to those of
their corresponding names above.
NOTE: SMTs are available only for RFID enabled printers. SMTs
and CSTs are mutually exclusive: the loading of any CST
will cause the SMTs to be ignored. For a description of
CSTs, refer to the
will cause the SMTs to be ignored. For a description of
CSTs, refer to the
Remote Management Software
Advanced Tool Kit User’s Manual.