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bool | tamper_alarm {} |
| | The tamper loop has been broken.
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bool | external_supply {} |
| | A supply is present on the chip's input.
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bool | invert_output {} |
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bool | transparent_mode {} |
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bool | raw_data_mode {} |
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bool | conditional_range {} |
| | Reduce the range when the condition holds.
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bool | conditional_short {} |
| | Which state of the condition is the one that reduces it.
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bool | max_backscatter {} |
| | Answer as loudly as the chip can. Set from the factory.
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bool | digital_output {} |
| | Reduce the range when the condition holds.
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bool | range_reduction {} |
| | G2iM+ only.
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bool | protect_user {} |
| | User memory reads back as zeroes.
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bool | protect_epc {} |
| | EPC reads back as zeroes.
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bool | protect_tid {} |
| | TID reads back as zeroes.
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bool | psf_alarm {} |
| | Product Status Flag. A tag holding this answers EAS_Alarm.
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Config-Word of an NXP UCODE G2iM or G2iM+, spelled out.
Three kinds of bit live in this word. Two are indicators the chip sets for itself and no command can change. Three are temporary and go back to zero when the tag loses power. The rest are permanent and are what a toggle is usually aimed at
- Warning
- This is the layout of the UCODE G2iM and G2iM+ alone (SL3S1003_1013 Rev3.7 Table 13 and Table 14). Other NXP chips keep a Config-Word too and lay it out differently