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Rfid Write Attributes Elements XML Reference

<dkml> example from the testagent.xml sample.




<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>



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<dkml>

    <testagent id="RfidWriteProfileTestAgent" packagebase="org.eclipse.soda.dk"

            usermessagebase="7600">

        <description>Rfid Write Profile Test Agent</description>

        <provider>Eclipse.org</provider>

        <version>1.2.0</version>

        <vendor>IBM</vendor>

<!-- Protocol Specification   -->



        <spec id="Specification"/>

        <profile idref="org.eclipse.soda.dk.rfid.write.profile/dk/profile.xml"/>

        <testcase id="RfidWriteProfileAbstractTestCase">

            <description>RfidWriteProfileAbstract test case.</description>

        </testcase>

        <testcase id="RfidWriteProfileDisconnectTestCase">

            <description>RfidWriteProfileDisconnect test case.</description>

            <testmethod id="test000_Disconnect">

                <description>test000_Disconnect</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test010_Reconnect">

                <description>test010_Reconnect</description>

            </testmethod>

        </testcase>

        <testcase id="RfidWriteProfileNoTagsTestCase">

            <description>RfidWriteProfileNoTagsTestCase</description>

            <testmethod id="test000_PromptNoTags_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test000_PromptNoTags">

                <description>test000_PromptNoTags.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test010_TagWritingAndAggregation_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression">

                <description>test020_EpcTagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test040_TagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test050_TagWritingExpression_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test050_TagWritingExpression">

                <description>test050_TagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test060_TagAggregatingExpression_NoTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test060_TagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test060_TagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

        </testcase>

        <testcase id="RfidWriteProfileSingleTagTestCase">

            <description>RfidWriteProfileSingleTagTestCase</description>

            <testmethod id="test000_PromptSingleTag_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test000_PromptSingleTag">

                <description>test000_PromptSingleTag.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test010_TagWritingAndAggregation_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression">

                <description>test020_EpcTagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test040_TagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test050_TagWritingExpression_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test050_TagWritingExpression">

                <description>test050_TagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test060_TagAggregatingExpression_SingleTagTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test060_TagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test060_TagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

        </testcase>

        <testcase id="RfiWriteProfileMultipleTagsTestCase">

            <description>RfidWriteProfileMultipleTagsTestCase</description>

            <testmethod id="test000_PromptMultipleTags_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test000_PromptMultipleTags">

                <description>test000_PromptMultipleTags.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test010_TagWritingAndAggregation_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test010_EpcTagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test020_EpcTagWritingExpression">

                <description>test020_EpcTagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test030_EpcTagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test040_TagWritingAndAggregation">

                <description>test040_TagWritingAndAggregation.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test050_TagWritingExpression_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test050_TagWritingExpression">

                <description>test050_TagWritingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

            <testmethod id="test060_TagAggregatingExpression_MultipleTagsTestCase"/>

            <testmethod name="test060_TagAggregatingExpression">

                <description>test060_TagAggregatingExpression.</description>

            </testmethod>

        </testcase>

        <bundle/>

        <managedbundle/>

        <managedfactorybundle/>

    </testagent>

</dkml>

<dkml> example from the profile.xml sample.




<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>



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<dkml>

    <profile id="RfidWriteProfile" packagebase="org.eclipse.soda.dk" abstract="true"

            old="false">

        <description><![CDATA[
        The RFID Write Profile defined the common method of perform write operation against Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags across different RFID readers.
        We have tried to model some of this profile based the Low Level Reader Protocol (LLRP) write functions.
        The first set of controls define how the RFID Write Profile will report the tag write information.
        The next set of controls define how the Write Operations will be performed and how these Write Operations
        will be triggered.
        &amp;lt;p&amp;gt;
        NOTE: This is a very early definition of this profile and will change as we get
        important feedback from application providers and hardware vendors.
        &amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;p&amp;gt;RFID Write Profile Questions/Issues
        &amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;ul&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Currently, LLRP does not support auto increment of the Tag ID's being written.
        This profile currently does not support auto increment.  
        Is this the correct decision for this profile?
        &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;What other operations (like Kill Tag, Erase Tag) should be supported?
        &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
        &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;What is the best way to handle passwords?
        &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;    
        &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Can this profile be made simpler?  Can any of these controls be deleted?
        &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;        
        &amp;lt;/ul&amp;gt;
        ]]>

        </description>

        <history>

            <description>Initial version</description>

            <provider>Eclipse.org</provider>

            <version>1.2.0</version>

        </history>

        <provider>Eclipse.org</provider>

        <version>1.2.0</version>

        <vendor>IBM</vendor>

        <incubation>true</incubation>

<!-- Protocol Specification     -->



        <spec id="Specification">

            <speccomment>Ratified</speccomment>

            <specdate>August 13, 2007</specdate>

            <spectitle>EPCglobal Low Level Reader Protocol (LLRP)</spectitle>

            <specurl>http://www.epcglobalinc.org/standards/llrp</specurl>

            <specvendor>EPCglobal</specvendor>

            <specversion>1.0.1</specversion>

        </spec>

        <spec id="AleSpecification">

            <speccomment>Ratified</speccomment>

            <specdate>February 27, 2008</specdate>

            <spectitle>EPCglobal Application Level Events (ALE) Specification</spectitle>

            <specurl>http://www.epcglobalinc.org/standards/ale/</specurl>

            <specvendor>EPCglobal</specvendor>

            <specversion>1.1</specversion>

        </spec>

        <customparameter name="executeOnOperationChange" type="boolean" defaultvalue="true"

                access="true">

            <description>executeOnOperationChange is a configuration parameter to specify whether to execute once when
			the writeOperations string is set or changed.
		</description>

        </customparameter>

        <profileuses>

            <profileref idref="org.eclipse.soda.dk.gpio.profile/dk/profile.xml#GpioProfile">

                <measurementref idref="Input"/>

                <measurementref idref="AnalogInput"/>

            </profileref>

            <profileref idref="org.eclipse.soda.dk.control.profile/dk/profile.xml#ControlProfile">

                <measurementref idref="Bits"/>

                <measurementref idref="Longs"/>

            </profileref>

        </profileuses>

        <group id="RfidWrite">

            <measurement id="AntennaConfiguration" type="Map">

                <description>The "AntennaConfiguration" is the map containing the antenna configuration.
				The key is the antenna number based on a starting index of 1.
				The value is another map containing the information about that specific antenna.
				</description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="DataWriteExtensions" type="Map">

                <description>The "DataWriteExtensions" measurement is a map of meta data to be associated with tag data.  
				Data Write extensions are applied to "TagWriteReport" data as the signal is published.  Data extensions 
				are applied to a "TagWriteAggregationReport" at the beginning and end of the aggregation cycle.  Writing 
				a value to this measurement merges the new map with the current DataWriteExtensions value.  Setting the 
				value of the measurement to an empty map clears the value.
				</description>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <signal id="TagWriteReport" type="Map">

                <description>
				The "TagWriteReport" is a signal containing tag write information in a map structure.  The report 
				contains one to many tags stored at the "tags" key.  It may include data extension meta data 
				stored at the "dataExtensions" key.  See the tags and DataWriteExtensions descriptions for details.
				</description>

                <data id="tags" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "tags" key of the TagWriteReport is a nested map which 
					contains tag data, keyed by tag ID string. Each tag ID is the index for a nested map which in turn
					contains write operation results, keyed by the operation ID string, value structure contains details
					about the write-events for that tag. The event data map may	include the keys "antenna", "count", 
					"reader", "timestampFirst", "timestampLast", "dataExtensions", "resultCode" and "readData".
					</description>

                </data>

                <data id="antenna" type="long">

                    <description>The value stored at the "antenna" key of the write-event map is the antenna value, 
				based on a starting index of 1.  It is included in the write-event map if the reader is 
				configured to report which antenna wrote the tag.</description>

                </data>

                <data id="count" type="long">

                    <description>The value stored at the "count" key of the write-event map is the number of times 
				this tag was written during the reporting cycle.
				</description>

                </data>

                <data id="reader" type="string">

                    <description>The value stored at the "reader" key of the read-event map is the ID property
				configured for this instance of the inventory profile.</description>

                </data>

                <data id="timestampFirst" type="long">

                    <description>The value stored at the "timestampFirst" key of the write-event map is the 
				initial timestamp that this tag was read during the reporting cycle.</description>

                </data>

                <data id="timestampLast" type="long">

                    <description>The value stored at the "timestampLast" key of the write-event map is the 
				final timestamp that this tag was read during the reporting cycle.</description>

                </data>

                <data id="dataExtensions" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "dataExtensions" key of the TagWriteReport or write-event map 
				is a nested map of meta data as specified in the DataWriteExtensions measurement.</description>

                </data>

                <data id="peakRSSI" type="long">

                    <description>The value stored at the "peakRSSI" key of the read-event map is the peak received power of the
				EPC backscatter in dBM. [Optional]</description>

                </data>

                <data id="resultCode" type="int">

                    <description>The value stored at the "resultCode" key of the TagWriteReport is the result code of 
				the access operation.
				</description>

                </data>

                <data id="readData" type="byte[]">

                    <description>The value stored at the "readData" key of the write-event map is the data of one of 
				the tag memory bank requested by the read operation.
				</description>

                </data>

                <data id="antenna1" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "antenna1" key of the read-event map is the antenna 1 optional information. 
					</description>

                </data>

                <data id="antenna2" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "antenna2" key of the read-event map is the antenna 2 optional information. 
					</description>

                </data>

                <data id="antenna3" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "antenna3" key of the read-event map is the antenna 3 optional information. 
					</description>

                </data>

                <data id="antenna4" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "antenna4" key of the read-event map is the antenna 4 optional information. 
					</description>

                </data>

            </signal>

            <measurement id="TagWriteMaskSetting" type="String">

                <description>The "TagWriteMaskSetting" specifies the definition of tags that should be published
				on the TagWriteReport signal.  A mask is specified by four comma-delimited parameters.  The 
				first parameter of a tag mask is a place holder for future use, and the value is ignored.  The 
				second parameter is the pointer value.  It is the first bit location of the tag id against 
				which to compare the mask.  The third parameter is the length.  It specifies the number of 
				bits of the tag id to compare against the mask.
				The final parameter is the mask value specified as a hex string with each byte (two characters) separated by a blank.
				It is the pattern against which the specified section of the tag id must match to pass the filter. 
				Multiple masks can be specified by separating them with a semicolon.  
				</description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <signal id="TagWriteAggregationReport" type="Map">

                <description>The "TagWriteAggregationReport" is a signal containing a collection of tag write information in a map 
				structure.  The report can contain zero to many tags stored at the "tags" key.
				It may include data extension meta data 
				stored at the "DataWriteExtensions" key.  See the tags and DataWriteExtensions descriptions for details.
				</description>

                <data idref="tags"/>

                <data idref="antenna"/>

                <data idref="count"/>

                <data idref="reader"/>

                <data idref="timestampFirst"/>

                <data idref="timestampLast"/>

                <data idref="DataWriteExtensions"/>

                <data idref="resultCode"/>

                <data idref="readData"/>

            </signal>

            <measurement id="TagAggregationWriteMaskSetting" type="String">

                <description>The "TagAggregationWriteMaskSetting" specifies the definition of tags that should be published
				on the TagWriteAggregationReport signal.  A mask is specified by four comma-delimited parameters.  The 
				first parameter of a tag mask is a place holder for future use, and the value is ignored.  The 
				second parameter is the pointer value.  It is the first bit location of the tag id against 
				which to compare the mask.  The third parameter is the length.  It specifies the number of 
				bits of the tag id to compare against the mask.
				The final parameter is the mask value specified as a hex string with each byte (two characters) separated by a blank.
				It is the pattern against which the specified section of the tag id must match to pass the filter. 
				Multiple masks can be specified by separating them with a semicolon.  
				</description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="TagWriteAggregatingExpression" type="String">

                <description>The "TagWriteAggregatingExpression" is an Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) expression to trigger the behavior of 
				aggregating based on input pin and control values.
				</description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="TagWriteAggregating" type="Boolean" listen="true">

                <description>The "TagWriteAggregating" measurement specifies the state of aggregating behavior.  
				When the measurement value is true, the profile is collecting all tags which pass the 
				Aggregation Write Mask.  When the measurement value is updated to false, the profile publishes the
				TagWriteAggregationReport signal, clears the aggregation cache, and stops collecting incoming tags.
				If an LDAP expression is specified for the TagWriteAggregatingExpression, a publication to 
				write a value to this measurement will result in an exception and will not update the measurement
				value.
				</description>

                <method/>

                <value>

                    <boolean>false</boolean>

                </value>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="WriteOperations" type="String">

                <description><![CDATA[
                The "WriteOperations" specifies the definition of write operations block against the tag(s).
                A write operation block can contain multiple write operations separated by the character ":". 
                A write operation is specified by parameters based on the operation, the parameters are separated by
                the character ";".                
                The first parameter specifies the kind of write operation.
                &amp;lt;ul &amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Operation Filter: Defines the tag filter to apply on the rest of the operations.
                Format: Filter;MemoryBank;Match;BitPointer;TagMask;TagData
                
                &amp;lt;ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Filter: Reserved name for the filter operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;                        
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                MemoryBank: An integer to specify the memory bank to be used for the filter. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Match: A boolean to specify if "match" or "not match" is applied for the filter. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                BitPointer: It is the first bit location (zero based) of the data against 
                which to compare the mask.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                TagMask: A hex String as the mask for the filter.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                TagData: The the pattern against which the specified section of the tag data must match (or not match)
                to pass the filter.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;        
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Operation Write: Defines the write operation on the specified memory bank on the tags.
                Format: Write;MemoryBank;Pointer;WriteData;Password;OpCount;Timeout[;OperationId]
                &amp;lt;ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Write: Reserved name for the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                MemoryBank: An interger to specify the memory bank to written on. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Pointer: The first location (zero based) in the memory bank to start the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                WriteData: The data for the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Password: The password for the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                OpCount: An integer to specify the times this write operation will be executed, it will be unlimited if the value is 0. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Timeout: The timeout value (milliseconds) for the write operation, no timeout if the value is 0.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                OperationId: The optional parameter to assign an id to the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Operation Increment Write: Defines an automatic incremental write on the specified memory bank on the tags.
                Format: Increment Write;MemoryBank;Pointer;WriteData;Increment;Password;Repeat;Timeout[;OperationId]                
                &amp;lt;ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Increment Write: Reserved name for the increment write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                MemoryBank: An interger to specify the memory bank to written on. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Pointer: The first location (zero based) in the memory bank to start the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                WriteData: The base data for the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Increment: An integer to specify the incremental value for each tag writing.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Password: The password for the write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Repeat: An integer to specify the times the increment write operation will be executed, 
                it will be unlimited if the value is 0. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Timeout: The timeout value (milliseconds) for the increment write operation, no timeout if the value is 0.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                OperationId: The optional parameter to assign an id to the increment write operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;                
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;Operation Read: Defines the read operation on the specified memory bank on the tags.
                Format: Read;MemoryBank;Pointer;WordCount;Password;OpCount;Timeout[;OperationId]
                &amp;lt;ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Read: Reserved name for the read operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                MemoryBank: An interger to specify the memory bank to read from. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Pointer: The first location (zero based) in the memory bank to start the read operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Password: The password for the read operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                OpCount: An integer to specify the times this read operation will be executed, it will be unlimited if the value is 0. 
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                Timeout: The timeout value (milliseconds) for the read operation, no timeout if the value is 0.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;li&amp;gt;
                OperationId: The optional parameter to assign an id to the read operation.
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/ol&amp;gt;
                &amp;lt;/li&amp;gt;
                
                &amp;lt;/ul&amp;gt;
                ]]>

                </description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="WriteOperationsExpression" type="String">

                <description>The "WriteOperationsExpression" is an LDAP expression to trigger the state of tag writing
				based on input pin and control values.
				If the state of this expression changes to true, then the current WriteOperations will
				be executed once.
				</description>

                <configuration type="String">true</configuration>

                <method/>

            </measurement>

            <command id="WriteOperationsExecuteRequest" type="String">

                <description>The "WriteOperationsExecuteRequest" command requests that that tag write operations be executed.
				If an LDAP expression is specified for the WriteOperationsExpression, a publication to 
				write a value to this command will result in an exception and will not execute the tag write operations.
				</description>

                <method/>

            </command>

            <command id="WriteOperationsStopRequest" type="String">

                <description>The "WriteOperationsStopRequest" command requests that that tag write operations be stopped.
				If an LDAP expression is specified for the WriteOperationsExpression, a publication to 
				write a value to this command will result in an exception and will not stop the tag write operations.
				</description>

                <method/>

            </command>

            <measurement id="WriteOperationsExecuteStatus" type="Boolean" executewrite="false"

                    setvalue="false">

                <description>The "WriteOperationsExecuteStatus" specifies if the current WriteOperations are being executed.
				If the status is true, sending a new WriteOperations or execute request will result in an exception.					
				</description>

                <method/>

                <value>

                    <boolean>false</boolean>

                </value>

            </measurement>

            <measurement id="TagWriteAntennaReporting" type="Boolean">

                <description>The "TagWriteAntennaReporting" measurement specifies the state of tag antenna reporting.  When the 
				measurement is true, the reader is reporting tag antenna information in 
				tag data on the TagReport signal.  When this tag antenna reporting is true, then extra process 
				is required which may effect performance.  
				</description>

                <method/>

                <value>

                    <boolean>false</boolean>

                </value>

            </measurement>

        </group>

    </profile>

</dkml>

2010-01-26

Rfid Write XML Reference 1.2.0

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