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<labels _FORMAT=”Materiallabel” _QUANTITY=”1” _PRINTERNAME=”Printer1” _JOBNAME=”LBL101”> AS5488 Desktop 2 EA AS12345 Mouse Bx

Introducing XML What is XML ? eXtensible Mark-up Language. Text-based markup language, fast becoming the standard for data interchange on the Web XML Document SATO001 CL408e XML Printer 10 Tag ID Tag Data

Why XML ? Easily processed. Regular and consistent notation makes it easy to interpret XML. Data Identification. XML documents indicate exactly what kind of data you have. Data is identified using tags. The tags identify the data, rather merely specifying how to display it. Plain Text. Since XML is not binary format, an XML file can be easily created using a standard text editor. Traditional Data Processing. XML is increasingly becoming the data representation of choice for the Web. It is easier to transmit XML-encoded data back and forth between the client and server in any client/server application such as between the host and printer in a network environment. Data Interchange. In the future, XML will potentially be the answer for data interchange in all types of transactions. Data Interoperability. An XML file can be easily generated by a different enterprise application. Introducing eXtensible Markup Language

SATO XML Solutions 1.Direct Printing Solution (native XML/firmware) 2.Middleware Solution (Label Gallery/GalleryWatch) with SATO XML–enabled printer OR

SATO XML-ENABLED BARCODE PRINTER CL408e and CL412e GTe/GLe/Se print engine 4-inch printer 203dpi and 305dpi CL408e/412e Direct Printing Solution using SATO XML–enabled printer

CL608e and CL612e 6-inch printer – ideal for pallet label up to A5 inch 203dpi and 305dpi CL608e/612e Direct Printing Solution using SATO XML–enabled printer SATO XML-ENABLED BARCODE PRINTER

Direct Printing Solution using SATO XML–enabled printer SATO XML-enabled printers have been tested in-house at the Oracle labs confirming that they can directly print from ORALCE ® WMS/MSCA without any additional middleware or server hardware. SATO XML-enabled printers are also integration with SAP ® Auto-ID Infrastructure 2.1 via the SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure-Device Controller Interface (AII-DC-RFID) 1.0 integration scenario.

XML-enabled printer understands XML data stream and interprets it into SBPL format ORACLE ® WMS/MSCA or SAP ® AG’s Auto-ID infrastructure (via the SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure-Device Controller Interface (AII-DC-RFID) 1.0 integration scenario) sends XML print jobs to printer Printer processes XML output and prints directly from a ORACLE WMS/MSCA or SAP ® AG’s Auto-ID infrastructure 2.1 via the SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure-Device Controller Interface (AII-DC-RFID) 1.0 integration scenario XML parsing function embedded into printer makes it possible to print without resorting to any middleware Function : SATO XML-Enabled Barcode Printer Direct Printing Solution using SATO XML–enabled printer

1.Host downloads XML-enabled LABEL FORMAT. LABEL FORMAT is allocated to the printer’s memory using SATO LABEL GALLERY ™ SOFTWARE Direct Printing Solution HOW DOES IT WORK? 2.The host sends a print job in XML DATA FORMAT to the printer over a network via an interface such as TCP/IP or some other means of connection A0001 Printer EA SATO XML-ENABLED BARCODE PRINTER LAN XML DATA Format no Field VariableVariable Name

PCB Mainboard I/F Data Receiving Buffer XML Embedded Parser SBPL (SATO Barcode Programming Language) I/F (Interface) Firmware XML DATA Direct Printing Solution HOW DOES IT WORK? A0001 Printer EA 3.The XML print job data is parsed for label format number, variable name and field variable. XML Enabled Printer

Direct Printing Solution HOW DOES IT WORK? 4.The printer will search for the label format number from its memory. The variable data field name is then inserted accordingly. The format is recalled and the print job begins (Merging the Format and XML variable data) XML-Enabled Printer Memory A0001 Printer EA Format1 Format2 Format3 Format4 Format5 Format6 Format7 Format8 Format9 Format10 Format99 Search Recall Issue Label

XML Parser A0001 Printer EA A0002 DesktopPC 1 EA Company A Company B Data is exchanged by XML XML Document 1 XML Document 2 Note: Label format (label layout) is pre-stored into the printer memory using Label Gallery True Pro / Plus Data 1 Data 2 Data 3 Data 4 Data 1 Data 2 Data 3 Data 4

Printer Driver Settings Select Format Number to be used to recall the stored format within the XML datastream Memory Slot designation CC1=PCMCIA Memory Card CC2=FLASH Memory

Middleware Solution 1.XML Documents from ERP System 3.Issues Labels 2.Middleware Solution

SATO Middleware Solution You can perform customisations using Visual Basic script programming in LABEL GALLERY WATCH to meet your customers’ needs. GALLERY WATCH is part of the SATO Label Gallery™TruePro software package, which will allow the user to manipulate the label at the appearance of trigger file / receipt of an from the ERP system. This activity generates a trigger event for GALLERY WATCH to start the execution of the intended action. Customised programming requests can be done by all SATO GMCs

GalleryWatch XML

GalleryWatch XML

Direct Printing Solution Simplified overall system design and reduced operation layers. Reduced cost because no additional application layer between EPR system and printing system. Middleware Solution Easily customized label formats Easier error correction in case any error occurs. Direct Printing and Middleware Solution

XML and RFID Function Does SATO XML-enabled printer support RFID ? YES What are the transponders supported? EPC Gen 2 EPC Class 1 EPC Class 0+ Philips UCODE EPC 1.19

What SATO offers in its XML Solution ? SATO 4-inch and 6-inch XML-Enabled Printer XML-enabled 4-inch printer can also print RFID labels Label Gallery TruePro software package can store XML-enabled label formats Bring the opportunity to us