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NOTES:

Display formats for other tag formats (other than ISO HDX tags) that can be

read by the RS320 Stick Reader are shown below for ISO FDX-B and

industrial HDX coded tags.

Note 6 - Each ID Code is stored internally in the Stick Reader‟s

non-volatile memory until the user deliberately erases the stored ID

codes after downloading them into a recording device, such as

NLIS Link(Australia) or a PC database. Up to 3099 ID codes can be stored

and retrieved later at the user‟s convenience.

Note 7 - The Tag Counter feature on the LCD readout can be

reset to zero at any time by double clicking the Read button, and

observing the LCD‟s display “Reset Counter?”. Depressing the

Read button again for 5 seconds, while this message is displayed

on the screen will force the Tag Counter to reset to the value “0000”.

Resetting the Tag Counter does not alter the ID codes previously read and

stored in the Stick Reader‟s internal memory.

Note 8 - The Stick Reader provides a New Animal Group

Function that inserts a line of all zeroes into the list of RFID

numbers stored. This is used to separate mobs of stock in the

memory. Each time you wish to insert a New Animal Group you simply

access the option via the menu (2 quick button presses and trigger it by

depressing the button for 5 seconds while the NEW ANIMAL GROUP

message is displayed. Inserting a New Animal Group will not re-set

counter. Re-set counter manually if required.

Note 9 - The Stick Reader will scan for duplicate tag numbers

in a list containing the last 100 tags scanned. This number (100)

can be altered to scan lesser values such as 25, 50, 75 or up to as

many as all the tags in memory. This is done using Allflex

Configuration Software or by contacting Allflex Support. When a New

Animal Group is initiated , duplicate search is also re-set.

0013 FDX-B ISO:

982 009101723121

0014 HDX-I:2048

0000000000053925

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