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Chapter 4 - BRI Commands If an error occurred in reading the data from the tag, the response is: RDERR OK> Example 5: READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2) This READ command with multiple [READ FIELD] parameters finds all tags and returns the data value stored at locations 18 and 19 and locations 20 and 21 on each tag found. Any [READ FIELD] parameter that fails to read returns RDERR for that parameter. When all the [READ FIELD] parameters and all tags have been processed, the BRI returns OK>. If no tags are found, the BRI returns NOTAGOK>. Here are three example responses to this READ command. This example response shows a successful read: READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2) 1234 5678 OK> This example response shows an error reading the value INT(10,2): READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2) 1234 RDERR OK> This example response shows how to add the [READ FIELD] TAGID to return the tag identifier for each tag read: READ TAGID,INT(18,2),INT(20,2) H1234567890ABCDEF 1234 5678 OK> Example 6: READ "TAG ID:",TAGID This READ command with a [LITERAL] parameter prints the string TAG ID: followed by a tag identifier and a . For example: TAG ID:H1234567890ABCDEF OK> Example 7: READ INT(0:0,4) PASSWORD=H09FB6C13 This READ command accesses the EPCglobal Gen 2 password memory bank 0. This READ may require a password. Example 8: READ INT(0:0,4) WHERE EPCID=H3003000000FF8600000F0569 This read command accesses the EPCglobal Gen 2 password memory bank 0 that has not been locked. The parameter specifies a unique EPCID to match for reading. Example 9: READ WHERE AFI=H95 Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual 59

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Chapter 4 — BRI Commands
Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual
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If an error occurred in reading the data from the tag, the response is:
RDERR<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
Example 5:
READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2)
This READ command with multiple [READ FIELD] parameters finds all tags and
returns the data value stored at locations 18 and 19 and locations 20 and 21 on each
tag found. Any [READ FIELD] parameter that fails to read returns RDERR for that
parameter. When all the [READ FIELD] parameters and all tags have been
processed, the BRI returns OK><CRLF>. If no tags are found, the BRI returns
NOTAG<CRLF>OK><CRLF>.
Here are three example responses to this READ command.
This example response shows a successful read:
READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2)
1234 5678<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
This example response shows an error reading the value
INT(10,2)
:
READ INT(18,2),INT(20,2)
1234 RDERR<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
This example response shows how to add the [READ FIELD] TAGID to return the
tag identifier for each tag read:
READ TAGID,INT(18,2),INT(20,2)
H1234567890ABCDEF 1234 5678<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
Example 6:
READ “TAG ID:”,TAGID
This READ command with a [LITERAL] parameter prints the string
TAG ID:
followed by a tag identifier and a <CRLF>. For example:
TAG ID:H1234567890ABCDEF<CRLF>
OK><CRLF>
Example 7:
READ INT(0:0,4) PASSWORD=H09FB6C13
This READ command accesses the EPCglobal Gen 2 password memory bank 0. This
READ may require a password.
Example 8:
READ INT(0:0,4) WHERE EPCID=H3003000000FF8600000F0569
This read command accesses the EPCglobal Gen 2 password memory bank 0 that
has not been locked. The <data condition> parameter specifies a unique EPCID to
match for reading.
Example 9:
READ WHERE AFI=H95