Chapter 2. data extraction/filtering process, Filtering criteria definition – Comtrol UP DeviceMaster Filtering and Data Extraction User Manual

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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:

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String filtering for raw/ASCII data up to 128 bytes in length.

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RFID data extraction and filtering.

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Extraction of all tag parameters from the 43 possible EPCglobal formats including:

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Encoding scheme

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Filtering value

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Company code

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Product/Location code

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Serial number

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Extraction of the antenna number located in the RFID reader tag ASCII string. (Included with the
RFID tag data parameters).

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Selectable filtering criteria to both the PLC and application based on these parameters.

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Selectable RFID antenna groupings.

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Selectable RFID reader formats.

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Discarding of unknown data to the PLC and/or application.

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Barcode extraction and filtering.

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Extraction of all barcode parameters from valid UPC/EAN barcode formats including:

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Numbering code

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Company code

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Product code

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Selective filtering criteria to both the PLC and application based on these parameters.

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Discarding of unknown data to the PLC and/or application.

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Selectable barcode data formats.

2.1. Filtering Criteria Definition

The filtering criteria is defined as the
parameters used in the filtering
process.

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As the number of selected filtering
criteria options increases, the
number of serial/socket messages
that can potentially pass filtering
increases.

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As the number of selected filtering
criteria options decreases, the
number of serial/socket messages
that can potentially pass filtering
decreases.

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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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