TRANSCORE 13-3250-001 Micro Mini Windshield Sticker Tag Instructions

: June 3, 2024
: TRANSCORE

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Micro Mini Windshield Sticker Tag
Order Form Instructions

Micro Mini Windshield Sticker Tag

Order Form Instructions

16-0099-002 Rev C 9/22

Incomplete forms may cause delays in processing your order! If you need assistance, please contact your order administration representative.

Overview

These instructions provide definitions of unfamiliar terms, explain the importance of supplying reader information, and help with understanding any standard and non-standard features of your tag. The accompanying tag order form is new. Please take the time to review these instructions fully before preparing your order.

Tab between fields and type the requested information, make a selection from the drop-down menu, or mark the check box as indicated.

Terms Used in Tag Ordering and Programming

ASCII| American Standard Code for Information Interchange. A standard that identifies letters, numbers, and various symbols by code numbers for exchanging data between different computer systems.
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ATA| American Trucking Association. ATA is a read-only protocol commonly used in transportation markets and consists of a formatted ASCII string containing either 10 ASCII characters (half frame tag) or 20 ASCII characters (full frame tag).
Customer ID| This number is normally the ID as specified by the customer and can be printed on or etched into the tag as the ASCII authority code and ID (ATA tags), or as the Wiegand facility code and ID (Wiegand tags).
Dominant| This refers to protocol dominance, which is the initial protocol that the tag will respond to when interrogated by a reader. For example, an ATA-dominant tag means that it will first respond in ATA mode upon activation. The choices are ATA or SeGo.
Facility Code| For Wiegand tags, the facility code designates the site number of a specific customer location and is customer specified.
Full Frame| Size of Tag ID, capable up to 20 ASCII characters
Half Frame| Size of Tag ID, capable up to 10 ASCII characters
Internal ID| Each tag has a 64-bit manufacturing identification code programmed and locked into the tag. This ID is usually not read in parking and access control applications.
Protocol| Refers to the manner in which tags and readers communicate. TransCore multiprotocol tags are capable of enabling SeGo and/or ATA protocols.
SeGo| SeGo is a high data rate (2 x eGo data rate) read/write tag protocol. As with eGo/ATA, this protocol is compliant with ANSI NCITS 256-2001 Part 4.2, ISO 18000-6B, and ISO 10374 standards. Also, SeGo is a TransCore tag technology brand name
Wiegand| Wiegand is a data format commonly used in the access control community that consists of both a facility code and a Tag ID. These tags are always half-frame tags and can be programmed from 26 bits (standard) to 56 bits in length. Some commonly used Wiegand formats are Wiegand 26-bit, Cardkey 34-bit, McGann 37-bit, etc.

Tag Order Fields

Remember, you must tab from field to field. Do not use the ENTER key.

1. Complete the CUSTOMER INFORMATION fields.
2. Select the APPLICATION from the drop-down list. Only one application can be selected.
3. Complete the BILL TO information fields.
4. Complete the SHIP TO information fields.
5. Complete TAG/PROTOCOL INFORMATION fields.

A. Quantity: Fill in the number of items you want to purchase and tab to the next field. Remember, you must tab between fields, do not user the ENTER key. There is a minimum order quantity of 250 windshield tags.
B. Part Number/Description: These are fixed fields. Select the row of the tag that you want to order and tab over to the Protocol Options column.
C. Protocol Option(s): Select which tag protocol you require for your system from the drop-down menu. There are two protocol options: ATA or SeGo. Remember to match your protocol option with the options located in the FIXED READER INFORMATION section of the form.
D. Dominant Option: The dominance option configures the tag for the protocol to be expected. Select ATA if the readers are operating with ATA protocol. Select SeGo if the readers are operating with SeGo protocol. From the drop-down menu, select either ATA or SeGo protocol dominance.
E. Unit Price: Fill in your cost for the item listed.
F. Extended Price: These fields are automatically filled in when the Quantity and Unit Price fields are populated.

6. Complete PROGRAMMING DATA INFORMATION fields.

A. Click the appropriate radial button to indicate whether you are ordering an ASCII programmed tag, a Wiegand programmed tag or a Blank unprogrammed tag.

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B. If selecting ASCII programmed tag Select either ATA Full Frame or ATA Half Frame (a). Next, specify an “up to” 4-Character Prefix (b), which is normally alphabetical characters, and an “up to” 10-digit starting serial number First ID (c). These 2 fields (b and c) together must total 10 characters for a half-frame ASCII programmed tag and 20 characters for a full- frame ASCII programmed tag. You must also indicate the format of the programming of the first tag’s data, showing the location of the prefix as well as the first ID with all characters used shown (d). Refer to the graphic in this section for an example of an ASCII Tag Format entry.

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C. If selecting Wiegand programming you can select the name (e.g., Wiegand 26-bit) from the drop-down menu, and enter the Wiegand facility code and the first ID number.

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7. Enter any Special Instructions (for example: “Do not program tags.”)
8. Complete the FIXED READER INFORMATION fields. It is imperative you provide the correct reader information for ALL readers at every site where the tags are to be used. The tag order form accommodates listing multiple readers and provides space to list the reader type, serial number, and part number for each reader. Tags are custom programmed and non-returnable. If the tags ordered are not compatible due to the missing or incorrect reader information, new tags will need to be purchased by the customer.
The reader information may be found on the label on the back of the reader. If the label is faded to the point that the information is indiscernible or if the reader is placed in a location where you are physically unable to access it, contact your Sales Representative for assistance.
9. PREVIOUS PURCHASE ORDER: Please enter the purchase order that pertains to this installation’s configuration.
10. Enter the END USER NAME AND LOCATION.
11. WINDSHIELD STICKER TAG LABEL PRINT INFORMATION: The driver-side label on the eGo Plus Micro Mini Sticker Tag contains required and optional customer information. The print fields are defined here:

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12. AUTHORIZED “PURCHASE ORDER” NAME: Please enter the authorized purchaser’s name.
13. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: Remember to sign the form before submitting to TransCore.
14. DATE: Enter the date.

Submit the completed form by e-mail to [email protected]. You may also use this email address to submit any questions or comments that you may have about your order.