Tag Mapping Table

The Tag mapping associations are the foundation of how TagNet links Tag ID’s with their respective Object Identifiers (Products, Containers, Assets, and Personnel). Note: EPC’s are automatically mapped to their respective GTIN’s as a result of decoding the EPC nomenclature and are not required to be entered here. This associative table is automatically populated by the base AssetTrack module or the TagNet Server Commission/Map function through a very controlled process; however it can be displayed for informational/audit purposes or direct maintenance. Caution: Only experienced users should attempt to maintain this data directly as improper updates can have a huge effect on all operations of TagNet.

To enforce business rules, a System Setting of ‘Validate Tag Mappings’ is set to *YES by default. It can be set to *NO to enable unhindered mappings where necessary.

	Tag ID
	Enables a search on a full or partial match (from left to right) on a given Tag ID

	Container
	Enables a search on a given container ID.

	Item
	Enables a search on a given Object ID (e.g. Asset ID, Item Number, employee UID).

	Search
	Initiates the search based on the inputted values. It is important to note the priority of the search input field 1) TagID 2) Container ID, then (3) Item ID. The first non-blank value will be executed in that order and the rest will be cleared (so it is clear to user what the search results were based on).

	Add/Create
	Enables a new mapping association to be created. Note: sometimes it is just as easy to ‘copy’ an existing mapping association and change the values to suit.

	Refresh
	Clicking this button will refresh the page and reposition the list to the first alphabetical Tag ID

	Tag ID Mapping Row
	This list entry indicates an occurrence of a Mapped TagID

Action Links

These hyper-links perform the following functions (click each one to jump to that section)

Change	Change properties for a given Tag Mapping record
Copy	Copy an existing Tag Mapping as a quick way to create a similar association
Delete	Removes the Tag Mapping record from the system
View	Allows inquiry mode only on the Tag Mapping record

Search by Asset ID

Below is an example of searching on a unique Asset ID. Note: the Asset ID must entered in full and must be an exact match (and there can only be one result)

Search by Item ID

Below is an example of searching on a generic Item ID (aka. Product Number, Item Number, Part Number, etc.). Note: the Item ID value must entered in full and be an exact match and there can be multiple occurrences as shown.

Search by Container ID

Below is an example of searching on a generic Item ID (aka. Product Number, Item Number, Part Number, etc.). Note: the Container ID value must entered in full and be an exact match and there can be multiple occurrences.