USER GUIDE for RS320 Yellow Stick Reader - Allflex Australia
USER GUIDE for RS320 Yellow Stick Reader - Allflex Australia
USER GUIDE for RS320 Yellow Stick Reader - Allflex Australia
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ID Code Memory<br />
The <strong>Stick</strong> <strong>Reader</strong> has an internal non-volatile memory that can store 3200 ID codes.<br />
Non-volatile memory means that the data in memory will not be lost even if the<br />
battery goes flat. Non-volatile memory is only cleared by sending a specific<br />
command to the reader. This is done from software like NLIS Link (<strong>Australia</strong> only)<br />
or HyperTerminal ® etc.<br />
ID codes are stored automatically when they are read. A transponder ID code will not<br />
be stored several times if the same tag is read successively several times, but if the<br />
reader is configured by the user to have the “Duplicate Search” function set to “Last<br />
Tag”, It will be stored several times in memory if other tags are read in between.<br />
When more than 3200 ID codes are read, the new ID codes overwrite the oldest ID<br />
codes in memory.<br />
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