Product Overview
This desktop UHF RFID tag encoder integrates a near-field antenna for controlled RFID tag reading and writing. It supports automatic tag reading and writing, batch tag processing, tag filtering, button-based operation control, real-time data upload, and voice prompts.
The device communicates through a Type-C interface and supports Java and C# development resources. Its compact design makes it suitable for desktop RFID tag issuance, registration, encoding, rewriting, and conversion operations.
Technical Specifications
UHF RFID
- Product Type: Desktop UHF RFID tag encoder
- Frequency Range: 840–960 MHz
- RFID Protocols: ISO/IEC 18000-6C, EPC Class 1 Gen 2 and ISO/IEC 18000-6B
- RFID Chipset: Impinj R2000 or domestic RFID chipset
RFID Performance
- Tag Response Speed: ≥40 tags per second
- Reading Mode: Dense tag reading
- Reading Area Radius: 300 mm
- Reading Distance: 0–30 cm
- Writing Distance: Within 10 cm
- Built-In Antenna: Circularly polarized antenna
- RF Output Power: 0–26 dBm
Physical Specifications
- Dimensions: 128 × 115 × 19 mm
- Housing Material: ABS
- Weight: 1.5 kg
- Communication Interface: Type-C
Operating Environment
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
- Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
- Operating Humidity: Below 95% RH at +25°C
Development Support
- Development Languages: Java and C#
- SDK: Secondary-development SDK available
Applications
- Hospital consumables inventory and tracking
- Power-tool borrowing and return records
- Apparel-store RFID tag updates
- Library book-tag issuance
- Fixed-asset registration
- Archive document traceability
- Retail membership-card issuance
- Libraries
- Archives
- Asset management
- Tool rooms
- Warehouse management
- Linen management
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this UHF RFID desktop tag encoder used for?
It is used for RFID tag issuance, reading, writing, registration, rewriting, filtering, and conversion.
Which RFID protocols does it support?
It supports ISO/IEC 18000-6C, EPC Class 1 Gen 2, and ISO/IEC 18000-6B.
Can it process multiple RFID tags?
Yes. It supports dense reading and batch tag writing, with a stated response speed of at least 40 tags per second.
What are the reading and writing distances?
The reading distance is 0–30 cm, while the writing range is controlled within 10 cm.
What communication interface does it use?
The device uses a Type-C communication interface.
Does it support secondary development?
Yes. Java and C# development resources and an SDK are available.