Operation
20
13-
10
9
5
Operation
5.1
General Information about Tag Types
Read/write tag 13.56 MHz (inductive)
Read/write tags in this frequency range offer a considerably higher reading speed
than read/write tags for the 125 kHz and 250 kHz system. Since this is a
nonproprietary system, cost- effective tags are available from many third-party
manufacturers.
By issuing a command, you can notify the device of the specific read/write tag
with which it is to communicate.
The following read/write tags are currently supported:
Tag types 13.56 MHz
The read/write tags all feature a read/write range in which data can be written and
modified, as well as a protected memory in which the read-only code is saved.
This read-only code is issued by the manufacturer only once and can be read
using a command, but not altered.
Data
carrier
type
Chip type
Details
Desig-
nation
P+F
Access
Bits
Block
addresses
[HEX]
20
ISO 15693
All data carriers that
conform with ISO
1)
R/W
Fixcode
-
64
-
-
21
I code SLI
Philips
IQC21
R/W
Fixcode
896
64
0...1B
-
22
Tag-it HF-I
'Plus' by Texas
Instruments
IQC22
R/W
Fixcode
2k
64
0...3F
-
23
SRF55V02P
my-D by Infinion
IQC23
R/W
Fixcode
2k
64
0...38
-
24
SRF55V10P
my-D by Infinion
IQC24
R/W
Fixcode
10k
64
0...F7
-
Table 5.1
Tag types 13.56 MHz
1)
The purpose of this data carrier type is to read the UID (fix code) of all data
carriers supported by Fuchs that conform with ISO 15693.
