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Bluetooth RFID reader This compact, handheld RFID Wireless Bluetooth reader is battery operated and communicates wirelessly with a host computer via a standard Bluetooth interface. The host computer may be either a Pocket PC or a desktop PC. The Bluetooth interface enables the operator to gather transponder data and communicate at a distance of up to 10m from the host computer. On board status LEDs and a power/read switch are incorporated into the design. The Bluetooth reader provides the ability to read and write to either 134kHz low frequency transponders or alternatively ISO15693 13.56MHz high frequency transponders..
Multi-ISO RFID Reader for Motorola PPT8800 The reader for the Motorola PPT8800 attaches to the terminal using a standard pistol grip accessory. The reader supports ISO15693, ISO14443A, ISO14443B and ISO18000-3 standards. This includes MIFARE, ICODE and Tag-IT as well as many other 13.56MHz transponders. The pistol grip reader is powered from the Motorola terminal and houses both the RFID reader and the forward facing antennas. The design of the pistol grip ensures that the Motorola PPT8800 retains its full original laser barcode functionality.
Tri-Band RFID reader for PPT8800
The Tri-band reader for the PPT8800 (Pocket PC 2003 versions with standard capacity battery only) attaches to the terminal using a standard pistol grip accessory. The reader provides the Motorola™ PPT8800 with tri-band RFID functionality. The pistol grip reader is powered from the Motorola™ terminal and houses both the RFID reader and the forward facing antennas. The Motorola™ PPT8800 retains the original laser bar code functionality as well as the original communications platform housed within the terminal. The data output from the RFID reader may be simply incorporated into a Pocket PC application using the Software Development Kit (SDK). The pistol grip RFID reader provides the ability to read and write to a wide variety of transponders at all three of the common frequency bands used in RFID (125kHz, 134 kHz and 13.56 MHz). Operation at all three RFID frequency bands provides the user with the opportunity to invest in RFID equipment that is compatible with all main frequency bands

PentaScan Multi-Modal Peripheral Concept Product
High resolution (508dpi), high contrast ratio forward facing Fingerprint sensor Contact smartcard interface (ISO7816 compliant) Contactless smartcard interface supporting ISO14443 (including MIFARE, CAC card and ICAO ePassport) and ISO15693 Magnetic Swipe card reader - raw reading of tracks 1,2, and 3 with optional decoding of known track formats (AAMAV, Financial cards) 2MPixel Camera for: Photo ID Decodes OCR-B for ePassport documents Decodes most 1D and 2D bar code symbologies High sensitivity SiRF Star III GPS receiver Self powered by internal high capacity rechargeable battery Device is a prototype, show case demonstrator unit. Product Datasheet (346kB) To see the product page, please click here
Low Frequency RFID Reader for Motorola MC70/75 The reader provides the Motorola MC70/75 with Low Frequency (LF) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) functionality. The LF RFID 1067 attaches as a snap-on to the Motorola terminal and houses both the RFID reader and the antenna. Power for the reader is obtained from the MC70/75. The reader supports a wide variety of LF transponders at 125kHz and 134.2kHz. Transponder support includes those compatible with the ISO 11784, ISO 11785 and ISO 18000-2 standards and manufacturer specific transponders including NXP (Philips) HITAG, EM Microelectronic and Texas Instruments. Flash upgradeability of the RFID reader firmware provides future proofing of the reader.
Compact Flash Memory Card Reader for Motorola MC70/75 This accessory for the MC70/75 series of terminals provides support for Compact Flash Type I memory cards. The unit attaches as a sleeve around the MC70/75. The CF memory card appears as a hard drive to the user of the MC70/75. The accessory uses the standard USB Mass Storage Class provided in Windows Mobile 2005 so no additional drivers are required.
Smart Card Reader for Motorola MC50 This accessory for the MC50 series of terminals provides a Smart Card and Memory card capability. The unit attaches as a sleeve around the MC50 - the mechanical design of the module enables the attachment to remain compatible with existing MC50 accessories such as the desktop charge cradle and the car charger. The USB port from the MC50 is brought through to the docking connector on the bottom of the Smart card reader to provide ActiveSync connectivity to the MC50. The Smart Card Reader is compliant to ISO7816-1,2,3,4, supports T=0 and T=1 protocols and Synchronous and Asynchronous mode. The reader is based on industry standards, including PC/SC, EMV, FINREAD and Common Criteria to address a wide range of applications across government, enterprise and financial sectors.
GPS Module for Motorola MC9000 This accessory for the MC9000 series of terminals provides GPS capability. The accessory attaches as a clip on to the base of the MC9000 using the standard quick release clips. In this way the accessory can be easily removed when the MC9000 needs to be docked. A power supply jack is provided on the accessory so that the MC9000 can be charged with the accessory connected. The GPS unit uses the SiRFstarIII chipset and has an integrated antenna. Power is supplied by the MC9000 and communication with the MC9000 terminal is over the serial port. By default, communication uses the NMEA-0183 protocol allowing immediate operation with standard software packages.
Multifunction "Sled" for Motorola PPT8800 This customisable attachment for the Motorola PPT88xx terminal can be manufactured with the following functionality: Single, dual or tri-band RFID reader, Magnetic card reader GPRS WAN radio or GPS.

K Type Thermocouple Interface for Motorola PPT8800 This snap-on module provides a Type K thermocouple interface to the Motorola PPT88xx range of terminals. The accessory is completely self-contained and is easily attached and removed from the terminal. The accessory is powered by the PPT88xx.The module uses a standard miniature thermocouple connector and provides automatic detection of a missing or open circuit thermocouple. All calibration and linearization factors are stored in the accessory.
Desktop RFID Reader This desktop tri-band RFID reader provides a universal, robust, future-proofed entry to the world of Radio Frequency Identification. The reader can be powered and operated directly from the USB port of a PC providing a simple and convenient way of reading and writing to transponders. The Desktop reader provides the ability to read and write to a wide variety of transponders at all three of the common frequency bands used in RFID (125kHz, 134 kHz and 13.56 MHz).