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Using RFID with Loftware Label Manager

Supply Data Directly

1. Select the RFID field on your label.

2. Give your RFID field a descriptive field name using the Field Name property.For example, use

RFID_1.

3. Set the data source for the RFID field Data Source to Keyboard.

4. Save your label.

5. Calculate the data value that will be encoded on the RFID label. This must be in hexadecimal

format. You can use the Loftware RFID Calculator to obtain the hex value based on your input.

For example

the following field values for a SGTIN 64 would result in the hex value 84E60027760003E8.

Company Prefix Index = 10032

Item Reference = 5051

Serial Number = 1000

Filter Value = 0

This is the value that will be encoded on the RFID label. When you print your label using any Loftware

printing method, supply the pre-calculated data in hex format as shown in the above example.

Example 8 - 96 bit Sample Data Supplied Directly

Create an LPS pas file that contains the data you wish to send. Your request might look something like

the following:

*Format, Acme.lwl

*PrinterNumber, 1

Description, PORTABLE CD PLAYER

RFID_Tag, 30183BF980622BC000000C81

*PrintLabel

To print the label, follow the instructions for sending a pas file to the LPS.

Example 9 - 64 bit Sample Data Supplied Directly

Create an LPS XML file that contains the data you wish to send. Your request might look something like

the following:

<label>

<variable name=“DESCRIPTION”>PORTABLE CD PLAYER</variable>

</label>

</labels>

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