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Using EPCC1G2 Select Logic in Data Conditions

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Chapter 3 - Understanding BRI Programming Elements Using EPCC1G2 Select Logic in Data Conditions WHERE SELECT(,,,:, )=B[,SELECT(...)=B] where: is a numeric value from zero to four described in the following table, "Targets for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions." is a numeric value from zero to seven that defines the action applied to the target. These values are described in the following table, "Actions for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions." is a numeric value of 0 or 1 that specifies the value to use in the Truncate field of the Select command. is a numeric value that specifies the memory bank on the tag to use with the data field. specifies the bit address. specifies the bit length. is a bit string that a tag compares against the memory location that begins at and ends bits later. must have the same number of binary digits as . Targets for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions Value 0 1 2 3 4 Target Inventoried (S0) Inventoried (S1) Inventoried (S2) Inventoried (S3) SL Actions for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions Value 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Matching Action Assert SL or Inventoried -> A Assert SL or Inventoried -> A Do nothing Negate SL or (A -> B, B -> A) De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B Do nothing Do nothing Non-Matching Action De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B Do nothing De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B Do nothing Assert SL or Inventoried -> A Do nothing Assert SL or Inventoried -> A Negate SL or (A -> B, B -> A) Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual 33

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Chapter 3 — Understanding BRI Programming Elements
Basic Reader Interface Programmer Reference Manual
33
Using EPCC1G2 Select Logic in Data Conditions
WHERE
SELECT(<
target
>,<
action
>,<
truncate
>,<
membank
>:<
pointer
>,<
length
>
)=B<
mask
>[,SELECT(...)=B<
mask
>]
where:
<
target
>
is a numeric value from zero to four described in the following table,
“Targets for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions.”
<
action
>
is a numeric value from zero to seven that defines the action applied
to the target. These values are described in the following table,
“Actions for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions.”
<
truncate
>
is a numeric value of 0 or 1 that specifies the value to use in the
Truncate field of the Select command.
<
membank
>
is a numeric value that specifies the memory bank on the tag to use
with the data field.
<
pointer
> specifies the bit address.
<
length
> specifies the bit length.
<
mask
>
is a bit string that a tag compares against the memory location that
begins at <
pointer
> and ends <
length
> bits later. <
mask
> must have the
same number of binary digits as <
length
>.
Targets for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions
Value
Target
0
Inventoried (S0)
1
Inventoried (S1)
2
Inventoried (S2)
3
Inventoried (S3)
4
SL
Actions for EPCC1G2 Select Logic Data Conditions
Value
Matching Action
Non-Matching Action
0
Assert SL or Inventoried -> A
De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B
1
Assert SL or Inventoried -> A
Do nothing
2
Do nothing
De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B
3
Negate SL or (A -> B, B -> A)
Do nothing
4
De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B
Assert SL or Inventoried -> A
5
De-assert SL or Inventoried -> B
Do nothing
6
Do nothing
Assert SL or Inventoried -> A
7
Do nothing
Negate SL or (A -> B, B -> A)