Communication Protocol

Reader communication protocol

Suitable for all read passive tag readers

Data： 2019-03-01
Version： 4.2

1. Communication format introduction...............................................................................................................................................2

1.1.Command format definition...................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2. Reader command completion response frame format definition........................................................................................... 3
 1.3.Information frame format definition sent by the reader..........................................................................................................4
2. Communication frame details..........................................................................................................................................................4
2.1.EPC Tag Identification................................................................................................................................................................ 4
2.2. EPC Tag Reading........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
2.3. EPC Tag single byte write.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4. EPC Tag multiple word writes................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.5. Tag locked..................................................................................................................................................................................6
2.6. Tag unlock..................................................................................................................................................................................7
(1) EPC Tag KILL................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
(2)Initialize the EPC tag CODE.......................................................................................................................................................... 8
(3) Read the read head software version number CODE................................................................................................................ 8
(4) Reset reader command frame CODE..........................................................................................................................................8
(5) Stop reading tag CODE................................................................................................................................................................8
(6) Re-identify tag CODE (valid in multi-label mode)...................................................................................................................... 9
(7) Reacquire data CODE (valid in multi-label mode)......................................................................................................................9
(8) Fast write label command.......................................................................................................................................................... 9
(9) Get data (valid in multi-label mode).......................................................................................................................................... 9
(10) Specify the EPC number to read the TID area........................................................................................................................10
(11)Multiple word write tags......................................................................................................................................................... 10
(12) BUZZER Control.......................................................................................................................................................................11
(13) Relay control........................................................................................................................................................................... 11
(14) Query trigger status command:：......................................................................................................................................... 11
(15) Set baud rate command......................................................................................................................................................... 12
(16) Specify antenna EPC multiple word write..............................................................................................................................12
(17) Specified antenna EPC tag reading.........................................................................................................................................13
3. Reader parameter setting communication protocol.....................................................................................................................13
3.1 Stop working settings...............................................................................................................................................................13
3.2. Simultaneously query multiple setting parameters of the reade.......................................................................................... 14
3.3 Set multiple reader parameters at the same time.................................................................................................................. 14
3.4multiple reader parameters at the same time......................................................................................................................... 14
3.5Set a single reader parameter.................................................................................................................................................. 15
4. Inspection and calculation method (c language)........................................................................................................................... 19
5. Automatic identification of data output format routines............................................................................................................. 19

1. Communication format introduction

1.1.Command format definition

Data flow direction: PC---- reader.。

The command frame is the data of the host operation reader, and the format is as shown in the following table.：
Packet Command Device Command Command Command
Length … Checksum
Type Code Number Data Data Data
0xA0 n+3 1 byte 1 byte Byte 1 Byte n-1 Byte n cc

 Packet Type is the packet type field, and the command frame packet type is fixed to 0xA0.

 Length is the packet length field, indicating the number of bytes in the frame after the Length field.

 Command Code is the command code field

 Device Number is the device number field. When the usercode of the device number is 00, it means group sending.

 Command Data is the parameter field in the command frame.

 Checksum is a checksum field that specifies the checksum of all bytes from the packet type field to the last byte of the parameter

field. After the reader receives the command frame, it needs to calculate the checksum to check the error.

1.2. Reader command completion response frame format definition

Data flow direction: reader -PC。

The reader command completion response frame is a fixed-length data frame whose format is as shown in the following table.

Packet Type Length Command Code Device Number Status Checksum

0xE4 0x04 1 byte 1 byte 1 Byte cc

☆Packet Type is the packet type field, and the command frame packet type is fixed to 0xE4.

☆Length is the packet length field, indicating the number of bytes in the frame after the Length field, fixed to 0x04

☆Command Code is the command code field.

☆ Device Number is the device number field. When the usercode of the device number is 00, it indicates group sending.

☆ Status is the status field. The status field indicates the result of the reader after the completion of the PC command or the

execution of the command. The rules are as follows:

☆Checksum is a checksum field that specifies the checksum of all bytes from the packet type field to the last byte of the parameter field.

After the reader receives the command frame, it needs to calculate the checksum to check the error.

Serial
ID Name Description
No

1 0x00 ERR_NONE Command completed successfully

2 0x02 CRC_ERROR CRC check error

3 0x10 COMMAND_ERROR Illegal order

4 0x01 OTHER_ERROR Other errors

1.3.Information frame format definition sent by the reader

Data flow direction: reader -----host。

An information frame is a data frame that is returned to the host. For example, it is used to send a label to the host. The frame format is

defined as shown in the following table.：

Packet Length Response Device Response … Response Response Checksum
Type Code Number Data Data Data
0xE0 n+3 1 byte 1 byte Byte 1 Byte n-1 Byte n cc
☆ Packet Type is the packet type field, and the response frame packet type is fixed to 0xE0.
☆Length is the packet length field, indicating the number of bytes in the frame after the Length field.
☆Response Code is the information code field, and the value indicates the type of information.
☆Device Number is the device number field. When the usercode of the device number is 00, it indicates group sending.
☆Response Data is the parameter field in the information frame.
☆ Checksum is a checksum field that specifies the checksum of all bytes from the packet type field to the last byte of the parameter
field. After receiving the command frame, the PC needs to calculate the checksum to check the error.

2. Communication frame details

2.1.EPC Tag Identification

The host send ：

comman Host sends a command： A0 03 82 00 DB
answer Data length Device No Checksum
d Identification failure：（E4 04 82）头，（00 ）usercode
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data5 （05）Status ，（ 91）Checksum
A0 03 82 usercode Checksum Recognition success：
（E0 10 82） 头，
（00 ） usercode ，
（01）Antenna number （12 34 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 10）ID，（37）Checksum
2.2. EPC Tag Reading

The Host send：

Comme
Answer Data length Device No. Memory location Address Read length (word) Checksum
nd
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7
A0 06 80 usercode MemBank addr Length Checksum
Host sends a command: A0 06 80 00 01 02 01 D6; Reads 1 word of data from the 0x02 address. Note: 1 word = two
BYTEMemBank：
002 Reserved
012 EPC
102 TID
112 User
Read failed to return：E4 04 80 （00）usercode （05）Status ，（ 93）Checksum
Read successfully from the machine back：E0 08 80 （00）usercode 01 02 01 12 34 4E
E0 Read successful data frame header
08 Data length
80 Tag read command
usercode Device No
01 Membank Type
02 Address, 01 read length
12 34 Data read
4E Checksum

2.3. EPC Tag single byte write

The host send：

Write
Data Comme Byte length Write Write
Answer Device No Write way address Checksum
length nd position （Word） data Data

Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Data9 Datan
Mem
A0 09 81 usercode WriteMode addr 01 D1 D2 Checksum
-Bank
Host sends a command： A0 09 81 00 00 01 02 01 12 34 8C
Write failure back：（E0 04 81） （00） usercode （05） Status （96）Checksum
Write successfully back：（E0 04 81） （00） usercode （00） Status （9B）Checksum
Mark：1word=2BYTE
MemBank：
002 Reserved
012 EPC
102 TID
112 User
 WriteMode:
00 Single word write
Status = 00：write succesfully；
Status = Other values: write failed；
Addr Description: The EPC area is valid from 0x02– 0x07;；

2.4. EPC Tag multiple word writes

Memeory Write
Answ Com Device Write Addre Wite
Data length Position length Write data checksum
er mand No way ss data
(word)
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Datan-1 Datan
07+ Write
A0 81 usercode MemBank addr Length D1 D（Length） Checksum
(Length* 2) Mode
Host sends a command：A0 0B 81 00 01 01 02 02 55 55 AA AA D0
Write failure back：E0 04 81 （00）usercode （05）Status （96）Checksum
Write successfully back：E0 04 81 （00）usercode （00）Status （9B）Checksum
Status = 00：Successfully written
Status = Other values: write failed
Note: when reserved, addr >=0, addr+Length<=4, otherwise the parameter is wrong.
Note: when the EPC area is addr+Length <=8, and ADDR>=2, otherwise the parameter is wrong.
Note: The TID area is not writable and can only be read.
Note: The data area is written up to 8 words at a time according to the actual card situation;
note：1word=2BYTE；
MemBank：
002 Reserved
012 EPC
102 TID
112 User
WriteMode:
01 qickly write tag
Note: Most tags are not supported。

2.5. Tag locked

comme Passwor Passwo Passwo Passwo

Answer Data length Device No LOCK type checksum
md d1 rd2 rd3 rd4
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Data9
A0 08 A5 usercode MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4 LOCK Type Checksum

LOCK Type Description:

00：LOCK USER
01：LOCK TID
02：LOCK EPC
03：LOCK ACCESS
04：LOCK KILL
05：LOCK ALL
others： unlock
If the access password is 12345678, the EPC area is locked and the device address is 00.
Then send the command: A0 08 A5 00 12 34 56 78 02 9D
Slave back: E4 04 A5 (00)usercode (00)Status (73)Checksum
Status = 00: The write was successful;
Status = other value: write failed;

2.6. Tag unlock

comma Passwor Passwor passwor Passwor

Answer Data length Device No UNLOCK type checksum
nd d1 d2 d3 d4
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Data9
A0 08 A6 usercode MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4 UNLOCK Type Checksum
UNLOCK Type description：
00：UNLOCK USER
01：UNLOCK TID
02：UNLOCK EPC
03：UNLOCK ACCESS
04：UNLOCK KILL
05：UNLOCK ALL
Other values: Do not unlock
If the access password is 12345678, unlock the EPC area.
Send command: A0 08 A6 00 12 34 56 78 02 9C
Slave back: E4 04 A6 (00) usercode (00) Status (72)Checksum
Status = 00: The write was successful;
Status = other value: write failed;

(1) EPC Tag KILL

Device
Answer Data length command RFU Password 1 Password 2 Password 3 Password 4 checksum
No
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Data9
A0 08 86 usercode 00 MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4 Checksum
The host sends a command: A0 08 86 00 00 12 34 56 78 BE
Slave back: E4 04 86 (00) usercode (00) Status (92) Checksum
Status = 00: Write succeeded
Status = Other value: Write failed
(2)Initialize the EPC tag CODE

comman
Answer Data length Device No Checksum
d
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4
A0 03 99 usercode Checksum

The host sends the command: A0 03 99 00 C4

Slave back: E4 04 99 usercode Status Checksum
Status = 00: The write was successful;
Status = other value: write failed;

(3) Read the read head software version number CODE

comme The host sends a command: A0 03 6A 00 F3

Answer Data length Device No checksum
nd Slave back: (E0 05 6A) header, (00) usercode ( 05 56 ) version
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 number, (56) Checksum\
A0 03 6A usercode Checksum

(4) Reset reader command frame CODE

Device After receiving the

Packet Type Length Command Code Checksum
Number command frame, the reader
returns the command
A0 03 65 00 Checksum
completion frame and then
the reader resets.
The host sends a command: A0 03 65 00 F8

Back from host ：E4 04 65 usercode Status Checksum

Status =00 Success
Status = other value: failed;

(5) Stop reading tag CODE

answer Data command Device No checksum The host sends the command: A0 03 A8 00 B5
length Slave back: E0 04 A8 usercode Status Checksum
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Status =00 Success
A0 03 A8 usercode Checksum Status = other value: failed;
Note: The operation of the EPC tag is in "word"; the ISO18000-6B tag
is in "bytes".。

(6) Re-identify tag CODE (valid in multi-label mode)

answe Data comm Device Checksum The host sends the command: A0 03 FC 00 61
r length and Slave back: E0 04 FC usercode Status Checksum
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Status =00 Success
A0 03 FC usercode Checksum Status = other value: failed;

(7) Reacquire data CODE (valid in multi-label mode)

answe Data comm Device checksum The host sends the command: A0 03 FF 00 5E
r length and Successful return: E0 04 FF 00 02 1B 00 00 12 34 AA AA 00 00 00 00 55 55
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 AA AA 01 67 FF 00 00 E2 00 05 11 11 18 02 73 00 00 02 9C 01 CB FF
A0 03 FF usercode Checksum Where: 12 34 AA AA 00 00 00 00 55 55 AA AA, E2 00 05 11 11 18 02 73 00
00 02 9C is the ID number

(8) Fast write label command

Write
Data Write
Answer command Device No length Write data Write data Write data checksum
length data
（word）
Data(4+2*
Data(5+2*
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 WordLengt
WordLength)
h)
4+
Word
A0 2*Word 9C usercode D1 D2 D3 D(leng*2) Checksum
Length
Length
For example: write 2 words (1234 5678) in the address EPC area address 4, 5:
A0 08 9C 00 02 12 34 56 78 A6
Return from the machine:
E0 04 9C usercode Status Checksum
Status =00 Success
Status = other value: write failed;；

(9) Get data (valid in multi-label mode)

answe Data comm Device No checksum

r length and
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4
A0 03 A6 usercode Checksum The host sends the command master: A0 03 A6 00 B7
Slave back: E0 04 A6 (00) usercode (01)TagCount (71)checksum
TagCount: The total number of tag data, if not, the tag data is: 0;
The tag data is then uploaded.
。

(10) Specify the EPC number to read the TID area

Answe Data Comma Device No EPC ID checksum

r length nd
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 … Data15 Data16
A0 0F AA usercode 00 … 72 D7

D4...D15 are 00 02 25 56 52 65 85 74 12 36 65 72, which are the specified EPC ID numbers, a total of 12 bytes.
The host sends a command: A0 0F AA 00 00 02 25 56 52 65 85 74 12 36 65 72 5B
Read successful back: E0 0C AA 00 00 01 3B F4 00 01 26 74 92 0D
E2 00 34 12 01 36 F4 00 is the TID area of the specified EPC number, a total of 8 bytes
Read failed slave return: E4 04 AA usercode Status Checksum (eg E4 04 AA 00 05 69 )

(11)Multiple word write tags

a0 XX AB ReaderAddr memtype startaddr wordlength d0 d1 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 d7 checksum

Answ Data length comm Device Memory ADD Write length Write Write data checksum
er and No position （word） data
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Datan-1 Datan
A0 06+ AB usercode MemBank addr WordLength D1 D（2*WordLength） Checksum
(WordLength*
2)
The host sends a command: A0 0E AB 00 03 00 04 11 11 22 22 33 33 44 44 4C
Write failure back: E0 04 AB (00)usercode (05)Status (17)Checksum
Write successful back: E0 04 AB (00)usercode (00)Status (1C)Checksum
Status = 00: Write succeeded
Status = Other value: Write failed
Note: when reserved, addr >=0, addr+Length<=4, otherwise the parameter is wrong.
Note: when the EPC area is addr+Length <=8, and ADDR>=2, otherwise the parameter is wrong.
Note: The TID area is not writable and can only be read.
Note: The data area is written up to 8 words at a time according to the actual card situation;
Note: 1 word = two BYTE;
Mem Bank：
002 Reserved
012 EPC
102 TID
112 User
(12) BUZZER Control

answe Data comm Device Buzzer control checksum BuzzerCtrl=0: Turn off the BEEP sound when reading the
r length and No card;
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 BuzzerCtrl=1: Open the BEEP sound when reading the
A0 04 B0 usercode BuzzerCtrl Checksum card;
BuzzerCtrl>=2: Sound a single BEEP sound;
The host sends a command: A0 04 B0 00 00 AC;
Slave back: E0 04 B0 (00)usercode 00 68
E4 reader command completion response frame header
04 data length
B0 controls the BUZZER command
00usercode device number
00 status, 00 is control success
68 Checksum

(13) Relay control

Answ Data comm Device Buzzer checksum RelayOnOff =0: Turn off the relay;
er Length and Control RelayOnOff =1: Open the relay;
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 The host sends a command: A0 04 B1 00 00 AB;
A0 04 B1 usercode RelayOnOff Checksum Slave back: E0 04 B1 (00) usercode 00 67
E4 reader command completion response frame header
04 data length
B1 control relay command
00 sercode device number
00 status, 00 is control success
67 Checksum
Example:
Relay open command: A0 04 B1 00 01 AA
Relay off command: A0 04 B1 00 00 AB

(14) Query trigger status command:：

answe Data Device checksum The host sends a command: A0 03 B2 00 AB;

r length No Slave back: E0 04 B2 (00) usercode 00 66
Data0 Data1 Data3 Data4 E4 reader command completion response frame header
A0 03 usercode Checksum 04 data length
B2 query trigger command
00 Usercode device number
00 status, 00 is no trigger, 01 is triggered.
66 Checksum
(15) Set baud rate command

Answ Data Device Baud rate checksum

er length parameter
Data0 Data1 Data3 Data4 Data5
A0 04 usercode SelectBaud Checksum

Set the baud rate command to A9

The SelectBaud parameter is:
00 9600
01 19200
02 38400
03 57600
04 115200
Send command a0 04 a9 00 04 af set to 115200
Set the correct response to: E4 04 A9 00 00 6F
Send command a0 04 a9 00 00 b3 set to 9600 command
Set the correct response to: E4 04 A9 00 00 6F
Note: After the send baud rate setting command is correct, the current baud rate will be responded to this reception, but the next time
it will communicate with the new baud rate;

(16) Specify antenna EPC multiple word write

Write Anten
Answ comm Device Write Memory Write checks
Data length ADD length Write data na No
er and No way position data um
（word）
Datan-
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Datan-2 Datan
1

08+ Write Checks

A0 8C usercode MemBank addr Length D1 D（Length） Ant
(Length* 2) Mode um

The host sends a command: A0 0C 81 00 01 01 02 02 55 55 AA AA 01 CE

Write failure back: E0 04 8C (00)usercode (05)Status (8B)Checksum
Write successful back: E0 04 8C (00)usercode (00)Status (90)Checksum
Status = 00: Write succeeded
Status = Other value: Write failed
Note: when reserved, addr >=0, addr+Length<=4, otherwise the parameter is wrong.
Note: The addr+Length does not exceed 31 in the EPC area.
 Note: The TID area is not writable and can only be read.
Note: The data area is written up to 8 words at a time according to the actual card situation;
Note: 1 word = two BYTE;
MemBank：
002 Reserved
012 EPC
102 TID
112 User
WriteMode:
01 quick write tag
Note: Most tags are not supported.

(17) Specified antenna EPC tag reading

Host sending：
Comman Memeory Reading length Antenn
Answer Data length Device NO ADD checksum
d position （word） No
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8
A0 07 8b usercode MemBank addr Length Ant Checksum

The host sends a command: A0 07 8b 00 01 02 01 01 C9; Reads the data of 1 word from the 0x02 address. Note: 1 word = two BYTE
MemBank:
002 Reserved reserved area
012 EPC EPC
102 TID TID
112 User User Area
Read failed slave back: E4 04 8B (00) usercode (05) Status, ( 88) Checksum
Read successfully slave back: E0 08 8B (00)usercode 01 02 01 12 34 43
E0 read successful data frame header
08 data length
8b tag read command
Usercode device number
01 Membank type
02 address, 01 read length
12 34 data read
43 Checksum

3. Reader parameter setting communication protocol

3.1 Stop working settings

Answer Data comm Device No checksum

 Length and The host sends a command: A0 03 50 00 D
Slave back: (E4 04 50) header, (00) usercode(00) Status,
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4
(C8) Checksum
0xA0 0x03 0x50 usercode Checksum(0x0E)
Status 00: Success; Other values: Failure

3.2. Simultaneously query multiple setting parameters of the reade

Answer Data Command Device No Number of Query parameter Query Checksum

length query specified high parameter
parameters address specified lower
address
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7
0xA0 0x06 0x63 usercode Length Parameter Parameter Checksum
address(MSB) address(LSB)

Such as: host send command: A0 06 63 00 05 00 20 D2 (product identification query)

Slave back: (E0 0B 63) Head, ( 00) usercode, 05 00 20, (38 32 32 30 FF) Parameter value, (C2) Checksum

3.3 Set multiple reader parameters at the same time

Answer Data Command Device No Query parameter Query Checksum

Length specified high parameter
address specified lower
address
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6
0xA0 0x05 0x61 usercode Parameter Parameter Checksum
address(MSB) address(LSB)

Such as: host send: A0 05 61 00 00 65 95 (query power)

Slave back: (E0 06 61), (00) usercode, 00 65, (96) parameter value (BE) Checksum

3.4multiple reader parameters at the same time

Answ Data Com Device Set the Query parameter Query parameter Command checkum
er length mand number of specified high specified lower
parameter address address Data
s
Data0 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data Data Data Data … Data Data
4 5 6 7 E F
0xA0 0x06 0x62 usercode Length Parameter Parameter 01 … 01 Checksum
+Length address(MSB) address(LSB)
Data 7...Data E is 01 04 10 40 00 01 02 01
For example, if the host sends a command: A0 0E 62 00 08 00 92 01 04 10 40 00 01 02 01 FD (frequency setting)
Slave back: E4 04 62 (00 )usercode(00 )Status,(B6)Checksum
Status 00: Success; Other values: Failure

3.5Set a single reader parameter

Answ Data com Device Query parameter Query parameter specified

er lengt man No specification lower address Parameter value to
Checksum
h d be set
High address
0xA0 6 0x60 00 Parameter address(MSB) Parameter address(LSB) Parameter value Checksum

The Parameter address (MSB) is the high byte of the address of the parameter in the EEPROM.
The Parameter address (LSB) is the low byte of the address of the parameter in the EEPROM.
Parameter value is the parameter value that needs to be set.
After receiving the command frame, the reader writes the parameters to be set to the EEPROM and returns the command completion
frame.
Such as: host command: A0 06 60 00 00 65 96 FF (set power)
Slave back: (E4 04 60) header, (00) usercode (00) Status, (B8) Checksum
Status 00: Success; Other values: Failure
Schedule 1 ：
Parameter Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning other
in value of the interpretation
EEPROM operation (decimal)
address
(16 附表 2 ：
Decimal）
0x64 User logo code 0 - 255 User setting flag value 附表 3：
0x65 Transmit power 0 - 150 Power analog
0x70 Reader reader operation mode 1，2，3 1: master-slave mode Note: Master mode is still
2: Timing mode active when working in
3: Trigger mode of operation mode 2, 3.
Parameter Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
in value of the interpretation
EEPROM operation (decimal)
address
(hex)
0x71 Card reading interval N The unit of value is: (N*10) The reader reader
milliseconds operation mode is valid
Where N is 10 – 100; when the mode is 2 or 3.
0x72 Link selection for actively 1，2，3 1：RS485 link
sending data after the reader 2：wiegand link
reads the data 3：RS232 link
Parameter Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
in value of the interpretation
EEPROM operation (decimal)
address 附表 4：
(hex)
0x73 Wiegand Protocol selection 1，2，3 1：wiegand26 Effective for wiegand
2：wiegand34 mode
3：wiegand32
0x74 Wiegand Output data pulse 1 - 255 The card reader internally
width converts to time, time = this
value * 10 (microseconds).
0x75 Wiegand Output data pulse 1 - 255 The card reader internally
period converts to time, time = this
value * 100 (microseconds).
0x76 Wiegand Output repetitions 1，2，3 Not supported yet
0x77 Wiegand Repeated output 1，2，3，4，5，6，The card reader internally
interval 7，8，9，10 converts to time, time = this
value * 10 (milliseconds). (not
supported at this time)
Parameter in Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
EEPROM address value of the interpretation
(hex) operation (decimal)
0x80 Trigger pin enable The lower four bits of Bit0：Corresponding trigger pin The reader reader
trigger mode setting the value are set to 0 0 operation mode is valid
or 1, indicating that Bit1：Corresponding to trigger when the mode is 3
the job does not pin 1 (not supported at this
trigger or trigger. time)
Bit2：Corresponding to trigger
pin 2 (not supported at this
time)
Bit3：Corresponding to trigger
pin 3 (not supported at this
time)

0x81 Trigger pin trigger mode The lower four bits of Bit0：Corresponding to trigger
the value are set to 0 pin 0 (support high level
or 1, indicating low trigger)
level trigger or high Bit1：Corresponding to trigger
level trigger. pin 1 (not supported at this
time)
Bit2：Corresponding to trigger
pin 2 (not supported at this
time)
 Bit3：Corresponding to trigger
pin 3 (not supported at this 附表 5：
time)

0x84 Delayed shutdown time 0 - 240 The card reader internally

converts to time, time = this 附表 6：
value * 100 (milliseconds).
Parameter in Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other 附表 7：

EEPROM address value of the interpretation

(hex) operation (decimal) 附表 8：

0x90 Frequency hopping 0 - 50 0: Frequency hopping mode of

setting operation.
1--50: Fixed frequency
operation mode, the
frequency value is determined
by this value
0x92~0x98 Frequency The bit is set to 0 or BIT0 (1st frequency) from
hopping-frequency 1, indicating that the 0x92 – BIT7 (7th
parameter frequency is not frequency),
selected or is And so on, can set 50
selected. frequency cycle work
Parameter in Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
EEPROM address value of the interpretation
(hex) operation (decimal)
0x87 Single label and 0，1，2，3 0：EPC Single Tag
multi-label label 1：EPC Multiple Tag
2：18000_6B Single Tag
3：18000_6B Multiple Tag
not support at this time
Parameter in Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
EEPROM address value of the interpretation
(hex) operation (decimal)
0x89 Antenna working mode 1 ，4 1: Single antenna operation
4: Multi-antenna cycle work
0x8A Select working antenna The lower four bits 0: Do not select any antenna
of the value are set work
to 0 or 1, indicating 1: Antenna 1 works
that the 2: Antenna 2 works
corresponding 4: Antenna 3 works
antenna is selected 8: Antenna 4 works
or not. 15: All antennas work
Parameter in Project meaning Set the effective Numerical meaning Other
EEPROM address value of the interpretation
(hex) operation (decimal)
0x7B ID Adjacent 1 ，2 1: ID adjacent discrimination The above
discrimination starts address
2: Do not start (real-time data uses two
is valid) bytes in
0x7A 1 - 255 The internal reading of the Note: When ID adjacent the
reader is converted to time, discrimination is activated, command,
ID adjacent discrimination time = this value * 1 (seconds) time value can not ‘0‘, since the
time otherwise it will above
automatically switch to byte is
not start. only one

0XC6 Relay delay time setting 1-255 Relay closure delay time value byte

in S range, So
in actual
0XC7 Relay enable setting 0，1 0: Relay enable is off, 1: Relay
use, the
is enabled to open
high byte
0XC8 Fast card reading enable 0，1 0: Fast card reading is turned
in the
setting off (setting the card reading
command
time in units of 10MS), 1: Fast
is filled
card reading is enabled (ms
with 0.
are set in units of card read
For
time)
example,
0XCA Temperature label 0，1 0: Close the setting (the label
the reader
calibration data settings is not initialized), 1: Open the
reader
setting (the label has been
card
initialized)
operation
0XCB Temperature Tag RSSI 0，1 0: Temperature tag gets RSSI Get RSSI card reading will
mode is
Settings off 1: Temperature tag gets get worse
the timed
RSSI open
operation
0XCD EPC TID select output 0，1 0 :Output EPC
mode,
settings 1:Output TID
and the
0XCE European standard, 0，1 0：US Frequency actual
American standard 1：EU Frequency filling is
selection :
Parameter address(MSB) Parameter address(LSB)
0x00 0x70
Description:
After the above command is completed, you need to make the reader work with the new parameters, using one of the following
two methods:
(1) Manually reset the reader so that the operator needs to access the reader (re-power);
(2) The remote computer operates remotely, and the reader is controlled by using the Reset Reader command on the software of
the host computer.
4. Inspection and calculation method (c language)

unsigned char CheckSum(unsigned char *uBuff, unsigned char uBuffLen)

{
unsigned char i,uSum=0;
for(i=0;i<uBuffLen;i++)
{
uSum = uSum + uBuff[i];
}
uSum = (~uSum) + 1;
return uSum;
}

5. Automatic identification of data output format routines

The EPC G2 tag output format is as follows:

Here's an example:
A tag data is a total of seventeen bytes: (The following values are all hexadecimal)
00 00 E3 00 60 19 D2 6D 1C E9 AA BB CC DD 01 51 FF
among them:
00: Head sign, this is fixed
00: device number
E3 00 60 19 D2 6D 1C E9 AA BB CC DD: ID number
01: Antenna number, which antenna is identified from this time. Note: (The integrated antenna is fixed)
51: Checksum, calculation: from the first byte to the third byte of the last, a total of 15 bytes.
FF: logo, this is fixed

Each time the reader returns a tag data.

The EPC G2 tag variable byte output format is as follows:

Here's an example:
An 8-byte length of tag data is a total of fourteen bytes: (The following values are all hexadecimal)
00 00 08 E2 00 10 71 00 00 52 6F 01 D3 FF Where:
00: Head sign, this is fixed
00: device number
08: Label ECP length
E2 00 10 71 00 00 52 6F: ID number
01: Antenna number, which antenna is identified from this time. Note: (The integrated antenna is fixed)
D3: checksum, calculation: From the first byte to the third last byte, a total of 15 bytes.
FF: logo, this is fixed
Each time the reader returns a tag data。
The temperature label output format is as follows:
Here's an example:
A tag data is a total of seventeen bytes: (The following values are all hexadecimal)
00 00 12 1F 15 05 8D 48 29 4E D9 00 D9 00 00 00 00 05 01 8A FF
among them:
00: Head sign, this is fixed
00: device number
12: Data length, including the sum of all bytes after 12.
1F: Temperature tag RSSI value
15: temperature tag integer temperature value, hexadecimal number, converted to decimal is 21
05: Temperature label decimal temperature value, according to the above 15 05 converted temperature is 21.5 degrees Celsius.
At the same time, BIT4=0 means the temperature is positive, and BIT4=1 means the temperature is negative. If 05 is 15, then the
temperature is -21.5 degrees Celsius.
8D 48 29 4E D9 00 D9 00 00 00 00 01: ID number
01: Antenna number, which antenna is identified from this time. Note: (The integrated antenna is fixed)
8E: Checksum, calculation: from the first byte to the third byte of the last, a total of 19 bytes.
FF: logo, this is fixed
Each time the reader returns a tag data plus temperature data.