RFID Scan Scan Write
Free
3.8for iPhone, iPad and more
3.9
9 Ratings
Technology Solutions (UK) Ltd
Developer
86.4 MB
Size
Mar 17, 2020
Update Date
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About RFID Scan Scan Write
RFID Scan Scan Write requires a compatible TSL Bluetooth® UHF RFID Reader to explore the full functionality of the App.
RFID Scan Scan Write is designed to rapidly commission UHF RFID tags with both industry standard and custom EPCs. The App can take GS1 barcode information and then encode tags with GS1 SGTIN-96, GRAI-96 or GIAI-96 compliant EPCs or use scanned Hex/ASCII data directly to generate custom EPC values. Tags can also be locked and passwords specified so that they are secured against un-authorised modification.
For Hex and ASCII custom EPCs:
First, scan a barcode containing the new EPC value as Hex or ASCII.
Secondly, scan the tag’s temporary EPC barcode or just pull the trigger if not using temporary EPC barcodes - ensure the target tag is the only tag near the reader.
The reader automatically writes the new EPC to the tag .
Working with UHF RFID tags that support Multi-vendor Chip-based Serialisation (MCS) a user can easily commission serialised tags in a simple two-step process:
First scan a GS1 GTIN or UPC barcode.
Secondly scan the tag’s temporary EPC barcode or just pull the trigger if not using temporary EPC barcodes.
The reader automatically writes to the tag an SGTIN-96 compliant EPC.
For generating SGTIN-96 tags requires pre-printed UHF RFID tags that are Multi-vendor Chip-based Serialisation compliant. Currently Impinj Monza 4, 5, 6 and Monza X tags are supported.
Technology Solutions (UK) Ltd (TSL) specializes in the design, development and manufacture of handheld, Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID).
TSL’s RFID Scan Scan Write is one of a series of Apps built around TSL's sophisticated, parameterized, ASCII 2 Protocol that allows sets of pre-configured commands to be executed locally within the Bluetooth® UHF RFID reader. The ASCII 2 protocol provides the developer with a powerful set of parameterised commands to execute complex UHF RFID transponder operations in a simple, easy to grasp way . Using these simple, pre-configured ASCII commands, TSL Bluetooth® UHF RFID readers can be rapidly integrated into applications for unparalleled levels of productivity.
RFID Scan Scan Write is designed to rapidly commission UHF RFID tags with both industry standard and custom EPCs. The App can take GS1 barcode information and then encode tags with GS1 SGTIN-96, GRAI-96 or GIAI-96 compliant EPCs or use scanned Hex/ASCII data directly to generate custom EPC values. Tags can also be locked and passwords specified so that they are secured against un-authorised modification.
For Hex and ASCII custom EPCs:
First, scan a barcode containing the new EPC value as Hex or ASCII.
Secondly, scan the tag’s temporary EPC barcode or just pull the trigger if not using temporary EPC barcodes - ensure the target tag is the only tag near the reader.
The reader automatically writes the new EPC to the tag .
Working with UHF RFID tags that support Multi-vendor Chip-based Serialisation (MCS) a user can easily commission serialised tags in a simple two-step process:
First scan a GS1 GTIN or UPC barcode.
Secondly scan the tag’s temporary EPC barcode or just pull the trigger if not using temporary EPC barcodes.
The reader automatically writes to the tag an SGTIN-96 compliant EPC.
For generating SGTIN-96 tags requires pre-printed UHF RFID tags that are Multi-vendor Chip-based Serialisation compliant. Currently Impinj Monza 4, 5, 6 and Monza X tags are supported.
Technology Solutions (UK) Ltd (TSL) specializes in the design, development and manufacture of handheld, Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID).
TSL’s RFID Scan Scan Write is one of a series of Apps built around TSL's sophisticated, parameterized, ASCII 2 Protocol that allows sets of pre-configured commands to be executed locally within the Bluetooth® UHF RFID reader. The ASCII 2 protocol provides the developer with a powerful set of parameterised commands to execute complex UHF RFID transponder operations in a simple, easy to grasp way . Using these simple, pre-configured ASCII commands, TSL Bluetooth® UHF RFID readers can be rapidly integrated into applications for unparalleled levels of productivity.
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What's New in the Latest Version 3.8
Last updated on Mar 17, 2020
Old Versions
A slider control has been added to the settings that adjusts the sensitivity of the proximity-based target tag detection when the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' is Off. While we still highly recommend that you physically isolate the tag you are writing too, there are situations where this may not be possible. So, if you regularly see the "Too many tags near the reader" error then lowering the sensitivity might help.
From this version, the default for the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' has been changed to Off - this should not affect users who are upgrading, but new users will have the proximity-based target tag detection enabled by default.
From this version, the default for the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' has been changed to Off - this should not affect users who are upgrading, but new users will have the proximity-based target tag detection enabled by default.
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Version History
3.8
Mar 17, 2020
A slider control has been added to the settings that adjusts the sensitivity of the proximity-based target tag detection when the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' is Off. While we still highly recommend that you physically isolate the tag you are writing too, there are situations where this may not be possible. So, if you regularly see the "Too many tags near the reader" error then lowering the sensitivity might help.
From this version, the default for the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' has been changed to Off - this should not affect users who are upgrading, but new users will have the proximity-based target tag detection enabled by default.
From this version, the default for the 'Scan Temporary EPC Barcode' has been changed to Off - this should not affect users who are upgrading, but new users will have the proximity-based target tag detection enabled by default.
3.6.1
Jul 8, 2019
When encoding ASCII EPCs, a new option is available - Dual-Input Barcode. This option allows the input data to be entered as two separate barcode scans joined using a configurable, Input Separator string (that can be empty).
3.4
Feb 7, 2019
We have made a few small enhancements for this release:
Improved performance when writing to small tags
Tags with an existing EPC over 256 bits long can now be encoded.
Increased the robustness of the connection to the Reader.
Improved performance when writing to small tags
Tags with an existing EPC over 256 bits long can now be encoded.
Increased the robustness of the connection to the Reader.
3.2
Jun 27, 2018
We have added an optional auto-padding feature to the Hex and ASCII encodings that will add one or more of a user-specified, "pad" character to scanned input data that has an invalid length. This padding can be added either to the left or the right of the scanned input. By default, the auto-padding option is disabled so the App behaves as in previous versions. Use the in-App settings to enable and configure the feature.
3.1.1
Mar 21, 2018
Fixed issue where spaces in the source data caused the Reader to disconnect.
Minor bug fixes and device image update.
Minor bug fixes and device image update.
3.0.8
Jul 3, 2017
We've added a "Getting Started" section to the in-App Help.
Bug Fix: Invalid GRAI codes no longer cause the Reader connection to be dropped.
Bug Fix: Invalid GRAI codes no longer cause the Reader connection to be dropped.
3.0
Jun 12, 2017
Version 3.0
This release adds the ability to Lock tags and set Tag and Kill passwords.
Locking can be made permanent if desired (use this irreversible option with care).
GS1 support is also extended to include GRAI-96 and GIAI-96 tag encodings while adding GTIN inputs to the SGTIN-96 tag encoding.
Improvements to the main screen to provide better feedback include details of the last tag encoded in URI and Hex format.
This release adds the ability to Lock tags and set Tag and Kill passwords.
Locking can be made permanent if desired (use this irreversible option with care).
GS1 support is also extended to include GRAI-96 and GIAI-96 tag encodings while adding GTIN inputs to the SGTIN-96 tag encoding.
Improvements to the main screen to provide better feedback include details of the last tag encoded in URI and Hex format.
2.0.2
Jan 12, 2017
RFID Scan Scan Write now has a brand new Icon!
2.0.0
Apr 26, 2016
Version 2 introduces the ability to write custom tag EPCs from scanned barcode values - also it is now possible to work with tags that do not have temporary EPC barcodes.
Tap the gear icon to access the new in-App settings screen where you can enable (or disable) the new features. Default settings configure the App as version 1 where UPC barcodes are used to generate SGTIN-96 tags.
Enable the 'Direct EPC Write Mode' to use custom EPC values:
Hex - the value represents the binary EPC value that will be written
ASCII - the ASCII text is written as the EPC
RFID Scan Scan Write now has an 'Append Serial Number' option:
Select a starting value for the serial number
Write multiple tags and each will have a sequential serial number appended
Serial numbers consist of 8-hex digits or 6 ASCII numerals.
Tap the gear icon to access the new in-App settings screen where you can enable (or disable) the new features. Default settings configure the App as version 1 where UPC barcodes are used to generate SGTIN-96 tags.
Enable the 'Direct EPC Write Mode' to use custom EPC values:
Hex - the value represents the binary EPC value that will be written
ASCII - the ASCII text is written as the EPC
RFID Scan Scan Write now has an 'Append Serial Number' option:
Select a starting value for the serial number
Write multiple tags and each will have a sequential serial number appended
Serial numbers consist of 8-hex digits or 6 ASCII numerals.
1.1.1
Oct 13, 2015
Support has been added for Monza R6 Tags.
The UI has been adjusted to support devices with 4.7" and 5.5" screens.
The UI has been adjusted to support devices with 4.7" and 5.5" screens.
1.0.0
Aug 27, 2014
RFID Scan Scan Write FAQ
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Check the following list to see the minimum requirements of RFID Scan Scan Write.
iPhone
Requires iOS 9.3 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 9.3 or later.
iPod touch
Requires iOS 9.3 or later.
