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BS ISO/IEC 15962:2022:2023 Edition

BS ISO/IEC 15962:2022:2023 Edition

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Information technology. Radio frequency identification (RFID) for item management. Data protocol: data encoding rules and logical memory functions

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BSI 2023 268
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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
11 Foreword
12 Introduction
13 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms and definitions
14 3.2 Abbreviated terms
4 Conformance
4.1 Conformance with the air interface
4.2 Conformance with the application interface
4.2.1 Encoders and the application interface
15 4.2.2 Decoders and the application interface
4.2.3 Comprehensive encoder/decoder devices and the application interface
4.3 Conformance with the Access-Method
4.3.1 Encoders and the Access-Method
4.3.2 Decoders and the Access-Method
4.3.3 Comprehensive encoder/decoder devices and the Access-Method
5 Protocol model
5.1 Overview
16 5.2 Layered protocol
5.2.1 Layers
5.2.2 Application layer as defined in the ISO/IEC 15961 series
17 5.2.3 Application interface as defined in ISO/IEC 15961-1
5.2.4 Data Protocol processing
5.2.5 Data Protocol interface
18 5.3 Flexible implementation configurations
5.4 Functional processes — Interrogator implementation
5.4.1 Logical functions and interfaces
19 5.4.2 Functional processes — Application interface
5.4.3 Functional processes — Interrogator
20 5.4.4 RFID tag
21 5.5 ISO/IEC 15962 and the Data Processor
6 Data and presentation conventions
6.1 Data types in ISO/IEC 15961-1 commands and responses
6.2 Extensible bit vector (EBV)
22 6.3 Object Identifier presentation in the application interface
6.3.1 Object identifier structure to ISO/IEC 8824-1
23 6.3.2 Presenting the Object-Identifier in accordance with ISO/IEC 8824-1
6.3.3 Presenting the Object-Identifier as a Uniform Resource Name (URN)
6.4 The Object
6.5 8-bit byte
6.6 N-bit encoding
7 Data Processor — High level processing
24 8 Data Processor and the application interface
8.1 Application commands — Overview
26 8.2 Application commands and responses — Write
8.2.1 Configure-AFI
27 8.2.2 Configure-DSFID
8.2.3 Write-Objects
31 8.2.4 Write-Objects-Segmented-Memory-Tag
34 8.2.5 Write-EPC-UII
35 8.2.6 Write-Password-Segmented-Memory-Tag
36 8.2.7 Write-Segments-6TypeD-Tag
39 8.2.8 Write-Monomorphic-UII
42 8.2.9 Configure-Extended-DSFID
43 8.2.10 Configure-Multiple-Records-Header
45 8.3 Application commands and responses — Read
8.3.1 Read-Object-Identifiers
46 8.3.2 Read-Logical-Memory-Map
47 8.3.3 Read-Objects
48 8.3.4 Inventory-ISO-UIImemory
49 8.3.5 Inventory-EPC-UIImemory
50 8.3.6 Read-Words-Segmented-Memory-Tag
51 8.3.7 Read-Segments-6TypeD-Tag
52 8.3.8 Read-Multiple-Records
56 8.4 Application commands and responses — Other
8.4.1 Inventory-Tags
8.4.2 Delete-Object
58 8.4.3 Modify-Object
60 8.4.4 Erase-Memory
61 8.4.5 Get-App-based-System-Info
8.4.6 Kill-Segmented-Memory-Tag
62 8.4.7 Delete-Packed-Object
63 8.4.8 Modify-Packed-Object-Structure
64 8.4.9 Delete-Multiple-Record
65 8.5 Air interface support for application commands
9 Data Processor and the air interface
9.1 Use
9.2 Air interface services
66 9.3 Defining the system information
9.3.1 System information elements
9.3.2 Singulation-Id
67 9.3.3 Physical block size
9.3.4 Number of blocks
9.3.5 AFI
9.3.6 DSFID
68 9.3.7 Encoding the Extended-Data-Format
9.3.8 Other extensions using the Extended Syntax indicator bit
9.3.9 Extended Syntax flag byte 1
9.3.10 Memory length indicator bits
70 9.3.11 Procedure for length encoding
9.3.12 Data CRC indicators
9.3.13 Data CRC
9.3.14 Extended Syntax flag byte 2
71 9.3.15 Simple Sensor indicator
9.3.16 Battery Assist indicator
9.3.17 Full-Function Sensor indicator
9.3.18 DSFID and Extended Syntax
75 9.4 Configuring the Logical Memory
10 Command/Response Unit — Processing of command and response arguments
10.1 Function
76 10.2 Process arguments
10.2.1 Access-Password
10.2.2 Additional-App-bits
10.2.3 AFI
10.2.4 AFI-Lock
77 10.2.5 Append-To-Existing-Multiple-Record
10.2.6 Application-Defined-Record-Capacity
10.2.7 Avoid-Duplicate
10.2.8 Check-Duplicate
78 10.2.9 Compact-Parameter
10.2.10 Data-Length-Of-Record
79 10.2.11 DSFID
10.2.12 DSFID-Lock
10.2.13 Directory-Length-EBV8-Indicator
10.2.14 Encoded-Memory-Capacity
10.2.15 EPC-Code
10.2.16 Hierarchical-Identifier-Arc
80 10.2.17 Identifier-Of-My-Parent
10.2.18 Identify-Method and Number-Of-Tags
10.2.19 Instance-Of-Arc
81 10.2.20 Item-Related-DSFID
10.2.21 Item-Related-Segment-Map
10.2.22 Kill-Password
10.2.23 Length-Of-Mask
10.2.24 Lock-Directory-Entry
10.2.25 Lock-Multiple-Records-Header
10.2.26 Lock-Record-Preamble
82 10.2.27 Lock-UII-Segment-Arguments
10.2.28 Max-App-Length
10.2.29 Memory-Bank
10.2.30 Memory-Bank-Lock
10.2.31 Memory-Segment
10.2.32 Memory-Type
10.2.33 Multiple-Records-Directory-Length
83 10.2.34 Multiple-Records-Features-Indicator
10.2.35 NSI-bits
10.2.36 Number-In-Data-Element-List
10.2.37 Number-Of-Records
10.2.38 Object-Lock
10.2.39 Packed-Object-Directory-Type
84 10.2.40 Password
10.2.41 Password-Type
10.2.42 Pointer
10.2.43 Pointer-To-Multiple-Records-Directory
85 10.2.44 Read-Record-Type
10.2.45 Read-Type
10.2.46 Record-Memory-Capacity
86 10.2.47 Record-Type-Arc
10.2.48 Record-Type-Classification
10.2.49 Sector-Identifier
10.2.50 Segment-Read-Type
87 10.2.51 Simple-Sensor-Data-Block
10.2.52 Start-Address-Of-Record
10.2.53 Tag-Data-Profile-ID-Table
10.2.54 Tag-Mask
10.2.55 TID-Segment-Map
10.2.56 UII-DSFID
10.2.57 UII-Segment-Map
10.2.58 Update-Multiple-Records-Directory
88 10.2.59 Word-Count
10.2.60 Word-Pointer
10.3 Completion-Codes
91 10.4 Execution-Codes
92 11 Access-Method
11.1 Methods
93 11.2 No-Directory structure
11.2.1 Structure
94 11.2.2 Restrictions to air interfaces
11.2.3 The dataset
11.2.4 Encoding rules
95 11.3 Directory structure
11.3.1 Structure
11.3.2 Restrictions to air interfaces
96 11.3.3 Directory structure for Data-Format = “3 …287”
11.3.4 Directory structure for Data-Format = 2
11.3.5 Encoding the address of the dataset
11.3.6 Encoding example
11.4 Packed-Objects structure
97 11.5 Tag Data Profile
11.5.1 Use
98 11.5.2 Restrictions to air interfaces
11.5.3 Defining the Tag-Data-Profile
11.5.4 Encoding Rules
11.6 Multiple-Records
11.6.1 Structure
99 11.6.2 Categories of multiple records
101 11.6.3 Object-Identifier structure
103 11.6.4 Sector identifier
11.6.5 Restrictions to air interfaces
11.6.6 Encoding rules
12 ISO/IEC 15434 direct encoding and transmission method using Access-Method 0 and Data-Format 3
12.1 Use
104 12.2 General rules for ISO/IEC 15434 direct encoding
12.3 Specific support for ISO 17364, ISO 17365, ISO 17366 and ISO 17367
13 Monomorphic-UII encoding
13.1 Use
105 13.2 6-bit encoding
13.3 7-bit encoding
106 13.4 URN Code 40 encoding
13.5 8859-1 octet encoding
13.6 Application-defined 8-bit coding
107 Annex A (informative) Air interface support for application commands
113 Annex B (normative) Pro forma description for the Tag Driver
115 Annex C (normative) ISO/IEC 18000 Series Tag Driver Descriptions
127 Annex D (normative) Encoding rules for No-Directory Access-Method
140 Annex E (normative) Basic data compaction schemes
145 Annex F (normative) ISO/IEC 646 characters supported by the compaction schemes
149 Annex G (informative) Encoding example for No-Directory structure
152 Annex H (informative) Encoding example for a directory structure
155 Annex I (normative) Packed-Objects structure
177 Annex J (normative) Packed Objects ID tables
187 Annex K (normative) Packed Objects Encoding tables
192 Annex L (informative) Encoding example for Packed Objects
196 Annex M (informative) Decoding Packed Objects
200 Annex N (normative) Tag Data Profile encoding
205 Annex O (normative) Tag Data Profile ID tables
209 Annex P (informative) Encoding example for Tag Data Profile
213 Annex Q (normative) Basic encoding rules for Multiple-Records Access-Method
230 Annex R (normative) Multiple-Records encoding rules for hierarchical records
237 Annex S (informative) Encoding example for the Multiple-Records Access-Method
249 Annex T (normative) ISO/IEC 15434 direct encoding and transmission
255 Annex U (informative) ISO/IEC 15434 direct DI encoding and transmission for ISO 17364, ISO 17365, ISO 17366 and ISO 17367
260 Annex V (normative) URN Code 40 encoding
263 Bibliography

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