BS ISO/IEC 15961:2004

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
  3.1 Terms and definitions
  3.2 Abbreviated terms
4 Protocol model
  4.1 Overview
  4.2 Layered protocol
  4.3 Functional processes
5 Data structure
  5.1 Notation
  5.2 Structure of the transfer between ISO/IEC 15961
       and ISO/IEC 15962
6 Abstract and transfer syntax
  6.1 Abstract syntax
  6.2 Transfer syntax
7 Data flows and processes
  7.1 Establishing communications between the application
       and the RF tag
  7.2 Preparing the basic objects
  7.3 Application system services
  7.4 Data security
8 Application commands and responses
  8.1 Final arc values of the command and response modules
  8.2 CompletionCode (elementName)
  8.3 ExecutionCode (elementName)
  8.4 Command-related elementNames
  8.5 ConfigureAfiModules
  8.6 ConfigureStorageFormatModules
  8.7 InventoryTagsModules
  8.8 AddSingleObjectModules
  8.9 DeleteObjectModules
  8.10 ModifyObjectModules
  8.11 ReadSingleObjectModules
  8.12 ReadObjectIdsModules
  8.13 ReadAllObjectsModules
  8.14 ReadLogicalMemoryMapsModules
  8.15 InventoryAndReadObjectsModules
  8.16 EraseMemoryModules
  8.17 GetApplication-basedSystemInformationModules
  8.18 AddMultipleobjectsModules
  8.19 ReadMutipleObjectsModules
  8.20 ReadFirstObjectModules
  8.21 Development commands
9 Compliance, or classes of compliance, to this standard
  9.1 Application compliance
  9.2 Compliance of the Data Protocol Processor
  9.3 Compliance of the RF tag and RF interrogator
Annex A (normative) First, Second and Third Arcs of Object
        Identifier Tree
Annex B (normative) Code Assignments for ApplicationFamilyId
Annex C (informative) Accommodating established data formats
Annex D (informative) Contact Addresses for Managers of Main
        Application Data Dictionaries
      D.1 EAN.UCC System
      D.2 Data Identifiers
      D.3 IATA data elements
      D.4 UPU data elements
Annex E (normative) Converting alphanumeric Data Identifiers
        to the final arc of the Object Identifier
Annex F (informative) Relating data objects
      F.1 Concatenation technique
      F.2 Object identifier extension technique
Annex G (informative) Data security issues
      G.1 Object identifier issues
      G.2 The data object
      G.3 Using the TagId
      G.4 Advice on public key methods of encryption
Annex H (informative) Example of a transfer encoding
      H.1 Functional description of the command
      H.2 The abstract syntax for the AddMultipleObjects
          command
      H.3 The AddMultipleObjects command with the data values
      H.4 The transfer encoding for the example command
      H.5 Functional description of the response
      H.6 The abstract syntax for the AddMultipleObjects
          response
      H.7 The AddMultipleObjects response with the data values
      H.8 The transfer encoding for the example response
Annex I (informative) Guidance to implementers of development
        commands

Focuses on the interface between the application and the data protocol processor, and includes the specification of the transfer syntax and definition of application commands and responses. It allows data and commands to be specified in a standardized way, independent of the particular air interface of ISO/IEC 18000.