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8.5.7
Command: Get data from buffer (Continuous mode)
NOTE
The command code for fast processing with the loop counter is 0x2011 (hex.) or
8209 (dec.).
The Get data from buffer command (Continuous mode) passes on data stored in the interface
to the controller. The command is required to transfer read data to the controller in Continuous
mode or in Continuous presence sensing mode. The data is transferred to the controller in frag-
ments of up to 128 bytes. The size of the fragments can be set by the user. An EPC is not di-
vided by fragment limits. If an EPC does not fit completely in a fragment, it is automatically
moved to the next fragment.
NOTE
The
Get data from buffer
command does not end Continuous mode.
Request
Loop counter
See description of the output data, [
Command code
0x0011 (hex.), 17 (dec.)
Read/write head address
See description of the output data, [
Length of EPC
Not required
Start address
Not required
Length
Max. length of the data to be read by the device (≤ size of
the data that the device has actually stored), entered in
bytes
Command timeout
See description of the output data, [
Write fragment no.
0
Read fragment no.
See description of the output data, [
Write data
Not required
Response
Loop counter
See description of the input data, [
Response code
0x0011 (hex.), 17 (dec.)
Length
Length of the read data. The data is stated in complete
blocks.
Error code
See description of the input data, [
Tag within the
detection range
See description of the input data, [
Data (bytes) available
Is automatically decreased after the execution of the
command
Tag counter
See description of the input data, [
Write fragment no.
0
Read fragment no.
See description of the input data, [
Read data
Read data
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