ZMIN RFID label printers fully support reading IDs and printing 2D codes
Read the ID of an HF NFC tag, use that ID as part of a URL and write it into the tag chip, and convert the ID into a 2D code printed on the label.
1. First set the label format. If it is a round label, its diameter is both the width and height values.
2. Insert an RFID object. The data source does not need to be set. Switch to the "RFID Encoder" tab, select the correct encoder type, and check "Read RFID tag". If needed, you can set whether the read ID is inverted or transcoded, and you can also choose to save the read ID as a text file.
3. Insert another RFID object, used to write the URL. Set the data source as follows (using a substring list makes it easy to embed the read ID into the URL): In the RFID encoder settings, select "URL link (NDEF)" as the write data type, and the URL will be written in NDEF format. You can choose whether to lock the written label; once locked, the label cannot be rewritten later. If necessary, you can also check "Read-verify after writing data to tag", so that after writing data, the tag is read again to verify that the write was correct. Note that enabling verification increases tag processing time.
4. Insert 2D code and text objects. For the 2D code data source, select "Read HF tag" to generate a 2D code from the read ID.
5. The label layout after setup is complete
