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Assigning a Sample ID to a Measurement
1. In the quick access area, activate
("Sample ID" function).
2. Select "Sample ID" and tap <Edit>.
3. Select the appropriate sample ID from the list.
4. Tap <Back> to return to the main screen.
All subsequent measurements will use the selected sample ID until you
assign a new one.
The assigned sample ID is shown in the header.
11.4 Using the RFID Function
Using RFID enables you to write sample IDs and methods to RFID tags, and
to use the programmed RFID tags for a quicker assignment of sample ID and
method.
Qualifications for using RFID
The reading distance of the RFID receiver integrated in the instrument is
about 2 cm (0.8 in). The RFID tag must be within this distance for the
instrument to be able to successfully read it.
TIP:
The larger the diameter of a tag, the larger is the reading distance.
For an optimum reading, hold the RFID tag about 0.5 cm (0.2 in) below the
RFID interface mark on the top of the instrument (near the instrument’s RFID
antenna, see fig. 5-2).
The instrument supports the use of passive read/write RFID tags.
Reading RFID tags
Reading the RFID tag information might be helpful to identify an RFID tag in
case your tags have got mixed up, or you may want to check that the tag has
been programmed correctly.
The RFID tag information comprises:
- the sample ID stored on the tag,
- the method stored on the tag.
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