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The Impinj R700 RFID reader is a next generation fixed RFID reader. The product is available with a 4 antenna port configuration with support up to 32 antennas using an external multiplexor. The Impinj R700 is built on top of the Impinj Speedway reader family; however, it boasts various new features for enterprise deployments. From a specifications perspective, the device supports up to maximum transmit power of 33 dBm. Compared the Impinj R420, that is a 0.5 dBm more out of the box. In add …

The Zebra FX9600 is a fixed RFID reader that is offered with both a 4 and 8 antenna port configuration. The product is positioned under the Industrial – Rugged RFID portfolio. Although the FX9600 is a mature product with a wide variety of accessories and features available today, there are quite a few new offerings as RFID continues to be an essential component of many businesses operations. Network Connect: EtherNet/IP In manufacturing and supply chain environments, RFID is ofte …

In this blog post, we will help you with basic setup of your CS108 Handheld Sled RFID Reader. About CS108 The CSL CS108 RFID Sled Handheld RFID Reader is an EPC Global Class 1 Gen 2 compliant product. The CS108 Sled Handheld Reader works with all Bluetooth enabled devices, such as Windows PC, Android phones, or iPhones. You can choose between an integrated linear or circular polarized antenna. With a read range of up to 18 meters, the CS108 has one of the longest read range of any handheld …

When researching RFID printers, you will come across a huge selection of models, configurations, and features, some of which you will need and some of which may not be necessary to your use case. It is important to understand what you need prior to selecting your RFID printer. You can evaluate your needs by asking yourself the following questions: 1.Does print resolution matter? Do I need to print high resolution items? 2.What types of items will I be printing? 3.Where will the printer be locate …

RFID tags play an important role when it comes to any RFID project. To help you out, we’ve outlined some frequently asked questions (FAQs) when it comes to RFID tags and choosing the right one for your project.= What is the difference between active and passive RFID tags? Active RFID tags have a battery and transmit out their own signal on a predefined (often times configurable interval) This signal may be received by an active RFID reader. Depending on the tag, this battery may be built …