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March 3, 2011

 

Passive Tag Data

Passive UHF RFID Tag Data Structure Requirements – SUPPLIERS SHIPPING TO DoD – EPCglobal™ Subscribers using an EPCglobal™ tag data construct

Tag Requirement
EPC Data Construct
When Used
UID Unit Pack
SGTIN
On item packaging for items meeting the DoD criteria for assignment of UID where a serial number is used to augment a GTIN which is used for the unique identification of trade items worldwide within the UCC.EAN System.
GRAI
On item packaging for items meeting the DoD criteria for assignment of UID (reusable package or transport equipment of specific or certain value).
GIAI
On item packaging for items meeting the DoD criteria for assignment of UID (used to uniquely identify an entity that is part of the fixed inventory of a company – GIAI can be used to identify any fixed asset of an organization).
Case, Pallet
SGTIN
Items shipped as either pure case, or pallet (see above)
SSCC
Items shipped as either pure or mixed case, pallet, (SSCC can be used by all parties in the supply chain as a reference number to the relevant information held in computer database or file).

 

Layout for 64 Bit EPCglobal™ Data Constructs

Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Company Prefix
Item Reference
Serial Number
SGTIN
2
3
14
20
25
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Company Prefix
Asset Type
Serial Number
GRAI
8
3
14
20
19
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Company Prefix
Individual Asset Reference
GIAI
8
3
14
39
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Company Prefix
Serial Reference
SSCC
8
3
14
39

 

Layout for 96 Bit EPCglobal™ Data Constructs

Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Partition
Company Prefix
Item
Reference
Serial Number
SGTIN
8
3
3
20-40
24-4
38
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Partition
Company Prefix
Asset Type
Serial Number
GRAI
8
3
3
20-40
24-4
38
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Partition
Company Prefix
Individual Asset Reference
GIAI
8
3
3
20-40
62-42
Tag Type
Header
Filter Value
Partition
Company Prefix
Serial Reference
Unallocated
SSCC
8
3
3
20-40
37-17
25

 

NOTES:

1. Specific tag orientation and location, as well as physical mounting requirements will be addressed in MIL-STD 129.

2. Advance Ship Notices (ASNs) will be required as specified in contracts in accordance with the appropriate DFARS Rule/clause.

3. It is the intent of the Department to incorporate all RFID tag formats and usage standards into a DoD RFID manual.


 
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