RFID Reader

The MC9190-Z features a large 3.7" VGA colored touch-screen with reduced glare for easier use indoors and outdoors.

Use existing Bluetooth wireless technology enabled host devices including Enterprise Handhelds, Smartphones (iOS/Android), Touchscreen MP3 players, Tablets and PC's - the 1128 will bring high performance RFID and 2D scanning to all these devices running a wide range of Operating Systems. The 1128 Bluetooth UHF RFID reader can also be tethered to a PC using a USB cable.

With the RFD8500, customers can empower select Zebra and certain third-party mobile devices with enterprise-class UHF RFID and 1D/2D barcode scanning technology, whenever and wherever it's needed-simply, easily, and cost-effectively. Just pair this state-of-the-art Bluetooth-enabled sled with a mobile device, and then attach the mobile device to the RFD8500 for a one-piece solution. User can wear the paired mobile device on a lanyard, a holster, or in a pocket for unattached RFD8500 operation. The RFD8500 can also be used in batch mode without the mobile computer.

The Motorola DS9808-R is a ground-breaking data capture device that represents two Motorola firsts. The DS9808-R is not only the first combination 1D/2D bar code scanner and RFID reader, it also represents a new RFID product category - the first combination handheld/hands-free UHF RFID reader. Motorola's revolutionary imaging engine enables the capture of 1D and 2D bar codes as well as images and signatures, with record swipe speeds on both 1D and 2D bar codes. The DS9808-R also offers a new standard for bar code scanner reliability, providing the maximum uptime required in the demanding retail environment. The 4 ft./1.2 m drop to concrete drop specification ensures dependable performance in spite of the inevitable everyday drops and bumps.

You know that the right RFID solution can help you keep track of the people and products that matter most to you "" and save valuable time and money in the process "" but only if the technology can capture data quickly, accurately and cost-effectively enough to keep up with your business. The faster your business moves, the more your business-critical applications will demand from an RFID reader. And these days, no one is slowing down their pace of business. RFID begins with the radio. So that"s where Zebra began with the FX7500 Fixed RFID Reader. We created a new RFID radio technology, purposely designed from the ground up for faster, more accurate read rates, and more consistent performance even in challenging environments. This software-based radio technology effectively future-proofs your RFID investment by delivering flexibility to implement future upgrades and improvements with minimal investment. Then we paired that radio with a new, more flexible Linux-based network architecture that integrates the tools and open-standard interfaces you need for fast, easy deployment with your RFID and back-end applications. The result is a fixed RFID reader that sets a new performance standard "" delivering peak performance at all times with excellent reader sensitivity and better interference rejection, at a lower cost per read point. It works better. It costs less.

RF interference, tag quantity, ambient RF noise, and even building materials near an RFID installation all affect system performance. Most users configure their readers for worst case scenarios, often compromising best performance in the process. With the Impinj Speedway Revolution"s Autopilot, innovative firmware features work together, automatically optimizing the reader operation to its environment while delivering peak performance at all times. The Speedway Revolution also delivers increased application flexibility via support for Power over Ethernet (PoE), which simplifies deployment and dramatically reduces cost by eliminating the need for AC outlet installation at read points. This revolutionary RFID reader improves upon the advanced hardware capabilities that made the original Speedway the reader of choice for many demanding customers and highlights capabilities such as best receive sensitivity, interference rejection, and item-level carrier cancellation.