RFID Geeks

RFD90 Ultra-Rugged UHF RFID Sleds are engineered to withstand everyday use across a wide variety of harsh conditions, including manufacturing, transportation, and logistics environments, RFD90 Sleds enable rapid inventory counts and increase workflow accuracy, RFD90 Sleds are compatible with almost any mobile device. Zebra eConnex™ adaptors allow you to mount a broad selection of rugged Zebra mobile computers, while the OtterBox uniVERSE adaptor provides support for many third-par …

The portfolio of Zebra RFID handhelds currently includes various options such as a robust sled – the RFD8500 which can pair using Bluetooth to a smartphone, mobile computer or tablet. In addition, users have had the ability to go for an all in form factor such as the MC3330R or MC3390R which features in integrated keyboard, OS and display. Now, the MC3330R and MC3390R are refreshed as the MC3330xR and MC3390xR, respectively, offering key new features.Product OverviewMC3 …

To utilize the RFID capabilities of your Zebra RFD8500 UHF RFID Handheld Sled Reader, please pair it to a smart device. This blog post will tell you how to pair your Zebra RFD8500 to Android and iOS devices via Bluetooth.A. Power Button-green light when powered on, yellow/ red on low charging.B. Micro USB charging port – first charging option.C. Trigger – used for both barcode and RFID.D. Mode button – green when on barcode mode, not illuminated when on RFID mode.E. Bluetooth …

The Zebra ATR7000 can be considered a fixed RFID reader, but really, it is in its own class of RFID reading capabilities. This Overhead RTLS (Real Time Location System) Reader enables you with ultimate visibility over crucial items to your business, such as forklifts, inventory, employees, critical assets, and more! Knowing where these items can increase efficiency drastically.Zebra ATR7000 Overhead RTLS RFID ReaderThe Zebra ATR7000 leverages multiple technologies to give it the capability …

When selecting a Zebra Handheld RFID Reader, you will be confronted with a wide array of choices. It may seem confusing at first, but asking yourself the following questions will help you with your decision making process:Do I want a standalone RFID reader with a built in display, or do I want a sled RFID reader that connects to a separate smart device via bluetooth? What environment will my RFID reader be placed in? Will I be using it under harsh conditions?How far away are the items I wil …