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Chapter 2. Data Extraction/Filtering Process DeviceMaster UP Filtering and Data Extraction Reference Guide: 2000470 Rev. B - 7
Chapter 2. Data Extraction/Filtering Process
The data extraction and filtering processes work together to offer:
String filtering for raw/ASCII data up to 128 bytes in length.
RFID data extraction and filtering.
- Extraction of all tag parameters from the 43 possible EPCglobal formats including:
- Encoding scheme
- Filtering value
- Company code
- Product/Location code
- Serial number
- Extraction of the antenna number located in the RFID reader tag ASCII string. (Included with the
RFID tag data parameters).
- Selectable filtering criteria to both the PLC and application based on these parameters.
- Selectable RFID antenna groupings.
- Selectable RFID reader formats.
- Discarding of unknown data to the PLC and/or application.
Barcode extraction and filtering.
- Extraction of all barcode parameters from valid UPC/EAN barcode formats including:
- Numbering code
- Company code
- Product code
- Selective filtering criteria to both the PLC and application based on these parameters.
- Discarding of unknown data to the PLC and/or application.
- Selectable barcode data formats.
2.1. Filtering Criteria Definition
The filtering criteria is defined as the
parameters used in the filtering
process.
As the number of selected filtering
criteria options increases, the
number of serial/socket messages
that can potentially pass filtering
increases.
As the number of selected filtering
criteria options decreases, the
number of serial/socket messages
that can potentially pass filtering
decreases.
The possible filtering criteria parameters for RFID filtering are Antenna, Encoding Scheme, Filtering
Value, Company code, Product/Location code, and Serial Number.
Filtering Overview
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