RFID vehicle tag with manually adjustable data fields
First Claim
1. An RFID tag comprisinga manual user input anda visual tag status indicatorwherein said user input is adapted to change status of the tag and said status is indicated by the tag status indicator, said status being a portion of a data signal sent to a tag interrogator when said tag is interrogatedwherein said visual tag status indicator indicates a second tag attribute in addition to tag status, said second tag attribute being indicated in response to a stimulus other than said user input.
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Abstract
An RFID tag for use in a vehicle for use in an electronic toll collecting system. The tag is capable of transmitting data to a tag interrogator indicating the occupancy status of the vehicle. In an embodiment, the tag has a user input and a visual and audible tag status indicator. The user input is used to change the occupancy status of the tag, wherein the occupancy status is a portion of a message sent by radio frequency to the interrogator when the vehicle passes through a toll area.
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21 Claims
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1. An RFID tag comprising
a manual user input and a visual tag status indicator wherein said user input is adapted to change status of the tag and said status is indicated by the tag status indicator, said status being a portion of a data signal sent to a tag interrogator when said tag is interrogated wherein said visual tag status indicator indicates a second tag attribute in addition to tag status, said second tag attribute being indicated in response to a stimulus other than said user input.
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13. A method of operating an RFID tag comprising:
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providing the tag with a manual user input and a visual tag status indicator; actuating said manual user input; changing tag status in response to said actuating; indicating tag status in response to said changed tag status for a limited time period after said actuating; and indicating a second tag attribute in addition to tag status in response to a stimulus other than said manual user input. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17)
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21. An RFID tag comprising
a manual user input having a maximum of two states and a visual tag status indicator wherein actuating said manual user input changes status of the tag and said status is indicated by the tag status indicator, said status being a portion of a data signal sent to a tag interrogator when said tag is interrogated and wherein the tag status cycles through at least three states, one at a time, each time said user input is actuated.
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