(openPR) - February 5, 2008 - iDTRONIC, a leading supplier of RFID Hardware solutions, announces the introduction of the new HF Long Range Reader EzScan LRM for ISO 15693 transponders.
The EzScan LRM Long Range Reader is a high-performance HF Long Range reader operating at 13.56MHz. . It supports different types of standalone mode, including EAS, to meet your application requirements and to be easily configured with the four function key on the reader.
iDTRONIC’s Read/Write device for ISO 15693 transponders (ISO 18000-3) has an integrated 4 channel multiplexer for the direct connection of up to 4 antennas. The reader has a maximum output power of 8 Watts. Various input and output ports are integrated, with both RS232 serial and/or USB interfaces.
The device is suitable for many applications, including EAS, logistics and tracking. In addition, the reader is field upgradeable to support future protocols.
The EzScan LRM has a robust housing and comes in a very attractively designed case. Easy and fast firmware upgrades can be made via the USB Interface. Demo software and a full SDK for Developers are also provided with the Reader.
iDTRONIC’ s Ez Scan LRM supports all major ISO 15693 transponders, including
Infineon my-d, Tag-it, NXP I•CODE and Legic Advant ATC chipsets.
“IDTRONIC newest HF RFID Reader fits perfectly in with our Long Range Reader product family, including LF, HF and UHF Readers, Long Range Antennas and all different kinds of dedicated Tags” commented Roger Kochendoerfer, Chief Executive Officer of iDTRONIC.
iDTRONIC develops and sells innovative RFID hardware components for product identification, data collection and access control. iDTRONIC’s products are distributed worldwide through a global network of partners.
The product portfolio includes ISO Cards, Keyfobs, Tags, RFID Readers, Mobile & Handheld Readers, UHF Long Range Readers, and Active Tag Systems. iDTRONIC offers a wide range of personalization options for their products. iDTRONIC RFID products are available for the 125kHz, =13,56MHz, and UHF frequencies.
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