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Title: ISO18000 vs AutoID classe1


1
ISO18000 vs Auto-ID classe1
  • ISO SC31/WG4/SG03
  • 21/01/2004
  • CHRISTOPHE MANI

2
ISO18000
  • Covert RFID needs in
  • Long distance detection
  • Unique ID
  • Inventory
  • Data Storage (ISO15961)
  • Multiple frequencies
  • 125KHz, 13.56MHz, 433MHz, 900MHz, 2.45GHz

3
Auto-ID Class 0 and 1
  • Covert RFID needs in
  • Long distance detection
  • ePC code
  • Inventory
  • No data storage
  • Multiple frequencies
  • (13.56MHz) , 900MHz, 2.45GHz

4
Auto-ID Class 1 Generation 2
  • Covert RFID needs in
  • Long distance detection
  • ePC code
  • Inventory
  • data storage in banks
  • Multiple frequencies
  • 900MHz, 2.45GHz

5
ISO18000Memory Organisation
6
Auto-ID Classe0 1Memory Organisation
7
Auto-ID Classe 1 Generation 2Memory Organisation
8
UID vs ePC
  • UID (ISO18000)
  • Fixed size for each 18000 (40 or 64 bits)
  • Accessible in Read Only (IC programmed)
  • Inventory algorithm linked to the UID size
  • Uniqueness guaranty by single source IC fondery
  • ePC
  • Variable size (64bits, 96bits, )
  • Can fully support the ISO15963
  • Programmed on the supply chain
  • Inventory algorithm not linked to the ePC size
  • Uniqueness guaranty by EAN/UCC codification
    scheme, but final user has to managed it.

9
Complexity of ISO solutions
  • ISO18000-6A commands
  • ISO18000-6B commands
  • Write_block
  • Write_multiple_blocks
  • Write_multiple_blocks
  • Lock_blocks
  • Lock_blocks
  • Write_AFI
  • Write_AFI
  • Lock_AFI
  • Lock_AFI
  • Write_DSFID
  • Write_DSFID
  • Lock_DSFID
  • Lock_DSFID
  • Get_block_lock_status
  • Get_block_lock_status
  • Init_round
  • Next_slot
  • Close_slot
  • Standby_round
  • New_round
  • Reset_to_ready
  • Select
  • Read_blocks
  • Read_blocks
  • Get_system_information
  • Get_system_information
  • Init_round_all
  • Begin_round
  • Write_block
  • GROUP_SELECT_EQ
  • GROUP_SELECT_NE
  • GROUP_SELECT_GT
  • GROUP_SELECT_LT
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_EQ
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_NE
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_GT
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_LT
  • FAIL
  • SUCCESS
  • INITIALIZE
  • DATA_READ
  • READ
  • WRITE
  • WRITE_MULTIPLE
  • LOCK
  • IC manufacturer dependant
  • QUERY_LOCK
  • READ_VERIFY
  • MULTIPLE_UNSELECT
  • IC manufacturer dependant
  • RESEND
  • IC manufacturer dependant
  • GROUP_SELECT_EQ_FLAGS
  • GROUP_SELECT_NE_FLAGS
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_EQ_FLAGS
  • GROUP_UNSELECT_NE_FLAGS
  • WRITE4BYTE
  • WRITE4BYTE_MULTIPLE
  • READ_VERIFY_4BYTE
  • FAIL_O
  • SUCCESS_O
  • DATA_READ_O
  • RESEND_O
  • READ_FLAGS
  • READ_VARIABLE
  • READ_PORT
  • READ_UNADDRESSED

10
Auto-ID protocols
  • Class 1 commands
  • MASKED SCROLL
  • SLEEP
  • KILL
  • PING
  • WAKE
  • GLOBAL SCROLL
  • ERASE
  • PROGRAM
  • VERIFY
  • Class 1 generation 2
  • QUERY
  • QUERYREP
  • RESEND
  • ACK
  • NAK
  • REQ_RN
  • SELECT
  • RESET
  • READ
  • WRITE
  • LOCK
  • KILL
  • CONCEAL
  • PASSWORD
  • WRITEPASSWORD
  • ERASE
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