Difference between revisions of "SYSCLS OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS"
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An object classified by SYSCLS_OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS can be used to mark all objects having multiple RFID codes stored for them. For offline search, the client can request all objects having the scanned code (dependent on the type of the scanned code. | An object classified by SYSCLS_OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS can be used to mark all objects having multiple RFID codes stored for them. For offline search, the client can request all objects having the scanned code (dependent on the type of the scanned code. | ||
− | + | You need to classify objects with this classification if you want to find them via [[RFID_tags#Multiple_codes_on_a_single_object|RFID-search on your client]]). | |
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+ | [[HowTo:Make_an_Object_be_found_by_RFID]] shows how to configure such an usecase. | ||
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+ | This SYSCLS_OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS is a fully autonomous classification. The needed properties are added automatically to the scope. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[RFID_tags#Multiple_codes_on_a_single_object|RFID tags - Multiple codes on a single object]] | * [[RFID_tags#Multiple_codes_on_a_single_object|RFID tags - Multiple codes on a single object]] | ||
+ | * [[HowTo:Make_an_Object_be_found_by_RFID]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:32, 26 July 2023
An object classified by SYSCLS_OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS can be used to mark all objects having multiple RFID codes stored for them. For offline search, the client can request all objects having the scanned code (dependent on the type of the scanned code.
You need to classify objects with this classification if you want to find them via RFID-search on your client).
Make an Object be found by RFID shows how to configure such an usecase.
This SYSCLS_OBJECTWITHRFIDTAGS is a fully autonomous classification. The needed properties are added automatically to the scope.