By serial number do you mean the uid of the card itself or something encoded into the nfc data?

The elatec reader within the ZC350 is a pcsc compliant reader so reading the uid / serial number should be the same as others by
sending the apdu  0xFF, 0xCA, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 to the card will return it.

However the elatec reader needs initialising first to make sure it detects contactless cards by sending a message to the command slot (it will be the only one with an ATR and is usually slot 5) this will tell the reader to find various types of cards.

You'll need to get the elatec sdk from  https://www.elatec-rfid.com/support-center/downloads/twn4-current-defau… for the details on how to do this.

Elahe,

We have not developed sample code for this particular use case.

It could be another use case, but in the case you want to read the NFC tag of the printer to capture the printer serial number, you can follow some similar samples below, and use the chart information that helps you to map the tag.

Windows 8 NFC Editor sample in C# for Visual Studio 2012
NFC P2P NDEF Basics

For the implementation you may need the following piece of information.

Field

Content

Delimiter

“URL” Header:

http://www.zebra.com/apps/r/nfc

?

Bluetooth MAC Address:

mB=aabbccddeeff

&

WLAN MAC Address:

mW=aabbccddeeff

&

Ethernet MAC Address:

mE=aabbccddeeff

&

Printer Configurator (15 digits):

c=123456789012345

&

Printer Serial Number (14 digits):

s=12345678901234

&

Zebra Record Revision field:

V=0

None

Thanks,

MC