#TAGR 2.0 SERIES#

The main character loved girl hate way too much and was petty for no reason.Ī POPULAR BOOK OR BOOK SERIES THAT EVERYONE ELSE SEEMS TO HATE BUT YOU LOVE. I had very high hopes for this one but was extremely disappointed. I didn’t really like anybody but Chaol anyway Also, the author’s rep isn’t that good anymore too so yup bye. Then I tried reading the Assassin’s Blade and I was like “why does this exist?” I took a break and then like 3 years later I still never continued, I got rid of the books, and I don’t miss it because I heard the author shits on all the OG characters so nope I’m good. But when I read like the first quarter I was B.O.R.E.D. Hell, I bought the book at Barnes and Noble and that shit was expensive. Chaol was my ever ything and I was looking forward to Heir of Fire. A POPULAR BOOK OR BOOK SERIES THAT YOU DIDN’T LIKEĪlright so I read books 1-2 and I actually enjoyed myself reading these. Documentation of both pre-TDS 2.0 and post-TDS 2.I’ve been giving a lot of two stars to books as of lately so I’m just gonna cleanse my hate.Support for optional '+AIDC data' introduced in TDS 2.0.JSON and XML TDT definition files - underpinned by JSON Schema / XSD validation - for all EPC schemes defined in TDS.TDT 2.0 complements TDS 2.0 with a modernised feature set that includes: Native interoperability with barcoded GS1 element strings and GS1 Digital Link URIs is boosted by not needing to know the length of the GS1 Company Prefix for new EPC+ encodings. EPC schemes defined in TDS 1.13 continue to be supported in TDS 2.0. TDS 2.0 support for encoding of AIDC data in EPC/UII memory – as an optional alternative to User Memory – enables Gen2 Inventory backscatter of AIDC data, satisfying use case requirements for optimised capture from RAIN RFID tags.Īt the same time, TDS 2.0 continues to support the use of Packed Objects (added to TDS 1.5 in 2010) to encode AIDC data in User Memory. Optional encoding of AIDC data after the EPC within EPC/UII memory bank.A new, date-prioritised, SGTIN scheme, 'DSGTIN+'.

New 'EPC+' schemes to simplify encoding/decoding and improve barcode-RFID interoperability.

#TAGR 2.0 UPDATE#

TDS 2.0 is a major update that caters to these emerging requirements and provides many new features, including:

Such use cases benefit from improved alignment of EPC/RFID encodings with the GS1 element strings encoded on GS1 barcodes, particularly in more “data capable” 2D barcodes. Recall operations need to find products of a specific Lot/Batch.Perishable supply chain partners need to find products with a specific Expiry, to remove expired products or ship older product first.The GS1 EPC Tag Data Translation (TDT) Standard complements TDS by providing EPC encoding/decoding rules in a machine-readable format, as a set of TDT definition files (one per EPC scheme) and associated tables that are used in conjunction with these.įinding the right product faster is becoming increasingly important in RAIN RFID implementations, which require optimised encoding and capture of supplemental AIDC data, for example: TDS also specifies data that is carried on EPC-encoded RAIN RFID tags, including the EPC, User Memory data, control information, and tag manufacture information.

#TAGR 2.0 CODE#

GS1's EPC Tag Data Standard (TDS) defines the Electronic Product Code (EPC), including its correspondence to GS1 keys and other codes.