Bit = 1: Enable, Bit = 0: Disable
Bit0 = Confirmation push-button
Bit1 = Shortage push-button
Bit2 = Allowed to change the quantity by push-button
Bit3 = Key code return while push tag’s button
Bit4 = Time-out showing on 7-segments.
Tag has not gotten the polling message for 10 seconds
Bit5 = Allowed to change the Node Address by push-button
Bit6 = Redisplay enable/disable
Showing the last quantity number on 7-segment again when the
down-count button keep to be pressed, no released.
Bit7 = no used
Note : Key code return : Normally, when there is data shown on the 7-segment LED display,
then push the tag’s button, and there is one message back. If there is nothing
shown on it, even pushing the button, there is still no response. But our tags can be
re-configured to enable the key code return function (see bit 3 above). When this
function is enabled, even there is nothing shown on LED display, and pushing any
kind of button. Then there will have one message sent back with sub-command =
64h.
The default tag configuration mode value is 73H, or 115 in decimal which can
be saw on the power on procedure, it means :
Bit0: Confirmation Button, Enable/Disable (1/0).
Bit1: Shortage Button, Enable/Disable (1/0)
Bit2: up-count / down-count Enable/Disable (1/0).
Bit3: Key code return while press button Enable/Disable(1/0).
Bit4: Communication time-out ”FF” display Enable/disable (1/0).
Bit5: Scroll-up Key Enable/Disable(1/0)
Bit6: Redisplay Enable/Disable(1/0)
Above means the down-count will behavior to be as the shortage button.
If The tag mode value reconfigure to 75H, or 117 in decimal, it means :
Bit0: Confirmation Button, Enable/Disable (1/0).
Bit1: Shortage Button, Enable/Disable (1/0).
Bit2: upcount / downcount Enable/Disable (1/0).
Bit3: Key code return while press button Enable/Disable(1/0).
Bit4: Communication time-out ”FF” display Enable/disable (1/0).
Bit5: Scroll-up Key Enable/Disable(1/0)
Bit6: Redisplay Enable/Disable(1/0)
Then, the two small buttons will behavior to be as the down-count and up-count
button for adjusting the quantity, and the tag could present partial picking
behavior.
Warning : EEPROM has the life cycle for writing. Thus we don’t
recommend to save every new configuration into EEPROM each time.
4.3.20.3 Disable/Enable tag mode configuration (Type 2)
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