Brother TD-4650TNWB, User Manual

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Item Description
Diagnostics
These settings are used to run test procedures to help determine the
accuracy of the RFID system and troubleshoot it.
Read Tag Reads the tag in range of the internal RFID coupler and
reports the tag data to the debug port and displays it on the
LCD. It is primarily intended for development verification by
checking that the system is working.
Note
This menu item does not position the RFID tag over the
coupler. Make sure to position the tag over the coupler to
receive an accurate reading.
Read Tag
& Eject
This menu item works exactly the same as
Read Tag
,
except that after the printer reads the tag, it feeds the label
to the next top-of-form.
Note
This menu item does not position the RFID tag over the
coupler. Make sure to position the tag over the coupler to
receive an accurate reading.
Read USR Reads the User Memory bank of the tag in range of the
internal RFID coupler and reports the data to the debug port
and displays it on the LCD. It is primarily intended for
development verification by checking that the system is
working.
Note
This menu item does not position the RFID tag over the
coupler. Make sure to position the tag over the coupler to
receive an accurate reading.
Read TID Reads the Tag ID (TID) from the tag in range of the internal
RFID coupler and displays the value read in the Tag ID menu.
Note
This menu item does not position the RFID tag over the
coupler. Make sure to position the tag over the coupler to
receive an accurate reading.
Tag ID Displays the first Tag ID (TID) read since power-up, or if
using the Read TID menu, the most recently read TID. If no
tag is in range of the internal RFID coupler, “Unknown”
appears on the LCD.
Read PC Reads the PC (Protocol Control) field from an RFID tag in
range of the internal RFID coupler and displays the value
read in the Tag PC menu.
Note
This menu item does not position the RFID tag over the
coupler. Make sure to position the tag over the coupler to
receive an accurate reading.