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n U – Unlock: The tag is writeable in any state.

n L – Lock, prevents the block data from being changed, in any state (open or secure).

n UP – Unlock Permanently: The tag is writeable in any state; the Unlocked status of the block

cannot be changed.

n P – Protect: A tag that is “protected” can be written to if the tag is in the secure state (with

Access Password).

Overflow

If data defined for a block exceeds the size assigned to the block, this allocates additional space from the

next undefined adjacent blocks. For example, if block #5 requires 12 bytes for its data but it only has 4

bytes allocated to it, if Overflow is enabled and the next adjacent blocks (blocks 6 and 7) are unused, the

allocated bytes for these blocks will be assigned to accommodate the data in block #5.The rows used for

the overflow are shaded and cannot be configured.Note that only HF tags support Overflow allocation.

Figure 5.3: Using HF Tag Overflow allocation

AFI and DSFID

Some HF tag types that are defined by the ISO 15693 standard support having an assigned Application

Family Identifier (AFI) number and a Data Storage Format Identifier (DSFID).These provide additional

information.DSFID indicates how the data is structured in the tag memory.AFI is used to group select

tags.When the AFI or the DSFID entry field is enabled, you can enter the tag ID number for the field.

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