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Command Set: Identifiers
Command Set: Identifiers
The Identifiers command set is used to manage the multiple identifiers in the controller. It is only supported by the Open Protocol model. All tags prefixed by MID_ are subscription based and use MID 151 (Multiple identifiers work order subscribe) for the subscription request. The device sends the item data to the server through MID 152 (Multiple Identifiers work order), which the server responds to with MID 153 (Multiple Identifiers work order acknowledge).
 
Item
Data Type
Access
Description
Data Range
ID_DOWNLOAD
String
Write Only
Write the identifiers to this item to send the identifiers to the controller. ID_DOWNLOAD uses MID 150 (Identifier download request) to send the identifier that was written to the item to the controller.
100 characters
ID_BYPASS
Boolean
Write Only
Write any value to this item to bypass the next identifier expected in the work order. ID_BYPASS uses MID 155 (Bypass Identifier) to bypass the next identifier expected in the work order.
N/A
ID_RESET
Boolean
Write Only
Write any value to this item to reset the latest identifier or bypassed identifier in the work order. ID_RESET uses MID 156 (Reset latest Identifier) to reset the latest identifier or bypassed identifier in the work order.
N/A
ID_RESETALL
Boolean
Write Only
Write any value to this item to reset all identifiers in the work order. ID_RESETALL uses MID 157 (Reset all Identifiers) to reset all identifiers in the current work order.
N/A
MID_TYPE
Word, Short
Read Only
Identifier type number*
1-4
MID_IN_ORDER
Boolean
Read Only
Included in work order*
0 = No
1 = Yes
0-1
MID_STATUS
Word, Short
Read Only
Status in work order*
0 = Not accepted
1 = Accepted
2 = Bypassed
3 = Reset
0-3
MID_ID
String
Read Only
Identifier*
25 characters
MID_NEWDATA
Boolean
Read/Write
New data flag. Set to 1 when new data arrives. Write a 0 to this flag to clear it.
N/A
 
*These items require an array index (1..4).
 
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