Technical specifications. RF Output Power: TR-L100: 2 channels up to 4 W; TR-L200: 4 channels up to 7 W; MEDIO L400 LONG RANGE READER INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR …
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D ATA S H E E T MedioTM P200 Mid-Range RFID Reader TAGSYS’ Medioâ„¢ P200 is a new generation packaged and cost-efficient 13.56 MHz RFID reader for proximity read/write …
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Singapore, 9 June 2016 – Invengo, the Global RFID Technology Provider, today announced the finalization of acquisition of the Textile Services and Legacy RFID Tag business from French …
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It also gives timing characteristics for the different interfaces. 9.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Value Ambient Operating Temperature 0°C to +55°C Storage Temperature -20°C …
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Manual • Characteristics Parameter Value Standard IEEE 802.11b Frequency 2.4 GHz Data Rate Up to 11 Mbps with automatic... • LED description
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Dec 14, 2005 . TAGSYS’ engineers and consultants scope the project’s business requirements, e.g. a customer may require 99.9999% read rate accuracy in densely packed items of liquids …
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Dec 11, 2012 . TAGSYS is transforming the way to connect, communicate and interact with goods. We provide item-level inventory management …
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TAGSYS RFID Medio L400 ; TAGSYS RFID Textile L100 ; Xerox ColorQube 89 Series ; Cognex DataMan 200Q Series ; Nedap Convexs MND80FC ; Dazzle 6 In 1 Reader ; HIKVISION DS …
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Key Specifications: 13.56 MHz, ISO 15693, ISO-18000-3; High water, chemical, heat and pressure resistance; Guaranteed to withstand 300 commercial washing cycles; Chip …
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Nov 12, 2007 . Cambridge, Mass. — November 12, 2007 — TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID infrastructure, today announced the Medio™ L400, the industry's first self …
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RFID standards are guidelines or specifications for product development and use. Standards provide guidelines about how RFID systems work, what frequencies they operate at, how data is transferred, and how communication works between the reader and the tag. Why are RFID standards important?
Some UHF RFID tags are delivered from the manufacturer with a unique, randomized number on the EPC memory bank; however, many shipments are delivered where each tag has the exact same EPC number. RFID is used to uniquely identify items; so, when a tag is assigned to an asset, person, or item, each tag ID should be unique.
This is commonly done in race timing applications by encoding the runner’s bib number as the EPC number, or, in inventory applications, by encoding the item’s unique serial number. GS1 devised specifications called Identification Schemes in order for UHF RFID to be universally compatible for global trade.
Understanding bits is the first step in learning about the two most common encoding formats for UHF RFID tags – Hexadecimal and ASCII. Hex – Hex, or hexadecimal coding (also called base 16), is a method that utilizes only 16 types of characters - letters A-F and numbers 0-9.