Bernecker&Rainer Industrie-Elektronik Ges.m.b.H 5E903029 Manuel D’Utilisation

 ISO15693

Data sheet V 1.00 5E9030.29

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0

A single subcarrier is used by the flag.

b1

Subcarrier flag

1

Two subcarriers are used by the flag.

0

Low data rate

b2

Data rate flag

1

High data rate

0

The function of flags 5 to 8 is listed in the following tables (

).

b3

Inventory flag

1

The function of flags 5 to 8 is listed in the following tables (

).

0

No protocol format extension

b4

Protocol extension flag

1

Extended protocol format. Reserved for future use.

Table 13: Request flag bits 1 to 4

0

Request executed by any tag according to the Address flag setting

b5

Select flag

1

Request executed only by tag in selected state. Address flag is set to 0, and the UID field is not

included in the request.

0

Request not addressed. The UID field is not included. It can be executed by any tag.

b6

Address flag

1

Request addressed. The UID field is included. It is executed only by the tag whose UID matches

the UID specified in the request.

0

Function defined by the command description. Set to 0 if not otherwise defined by the command.

b7

Option flag

1

Function defined by the command description

b8

RFU

0

Reserved for future use

Table 14: Request flag bits 5 to 8 when inventory flag is NOT set

Bit

Flag name

Value

Description

0

AFI field not present

b5

AFI flag

1

AFI field present

0

16 slots

b6

Nb_slots_flag

1

1 slot

0

Function defined by the request description. Set to 0 if not otherwise defined by the request.

b7

Option flag

1

Function defined by the request description.

b8

RFU

0

Reserved for future use

Table 15: Request flag bits 5 to 8 when inventory flag IS set

flags [hex]:
0x02 = High data rate
0x04 = Inventory
0x10 = AFI value is set
0x20 = Single slot

afi [dec]:
AFI value if 0x10 set in the flags

bitlength [dec]:
Bit length of the subsequent UID mask. A maximum bit length of 60 is permitted for 16 slots; a bit length of 64 is

permitted for one slot. The length of the subsequent mask is derived from this parameter.

mask [hex]:
UID mask for the inventory command - 1 to 8 bytes. If the bit length is "0", then a byte ("00") must be transmitted.