Tagsurance® 3 update: Recipe-Based Trigger Positioning – Easier Operations and Reduced Risks for Error
Apr 29, 2026
Tagsurance 3 introduces a new capability that automatically adjusts station triggering positions based on product‑specific recipe data, simplifying daily operations and reducing the risk of configuration errors.
When the hardware on the production line has fixed physical locations, Tagsurance 3 enables trigger positioning to be defined directly at the recipe level. By combining fixed station locations with product‑specific data—such as inlay length and width, shielding plate opening size, and the offset from the label edge to the start of the antenna—the system can automatically apply correct trigger positioning consistently across one or multiple stations. This approach allows lane configuration to remain unchanged and shifts product changeover primarily to recipe selection and material replacement, rather than requiring manual changes to lane configuration.
The feature is available for Tagsurance 3 software version 4.6.0 and up: https://voyantic.com/download/tagsurance-3-download-page/tagsurance-3-version-4-6-0-release-notes/
👉 Watch the video below to see Voyantic’s Solution Specialist Lasse Saarinen demonstrate how the feature works in practice.
Benefits for Daily Operations
Simpler operation
Operators no longer need to adjust lane configuration values when switching between products. The changeover process is handled through the user interface by selecting the appropriate recipe, and in practice often only requires changing the material in the machine.
Reduced risk of configuration errors
Trigger position logic no longer depends on manual calculation or operator knowledge of RFID test geometry, reducing the likelihood of misconfiguration.
Cleaner separation of configuration responsibilities
- Lane configuration describes machine‑specific, physical station locations.
- Recipes describe product‑specific dimensions and tag placement.
This separation improves maintainability and system clarity.
Improved scalability for multi‑machine environments
Lane configurations are no longer tied to individual products. This reduces the total number of configurations that must be maintained and supports centralized recipe or job management across multiple machines and sites.
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