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-Element Handheld
-The Element Handheld RFID Reader gives companies access to their data anytime… anywhere. With Bluetooth™ wireless connectivity, this compact, lightweight reader/writer is ideal for accessing and storing data on RFID-tagged items. Typical applications include warehouse inventory, package tracking, hospital patient point-of-care functions, event registration, and other mobile data applications.
-The Bluetooth™ Class 1 radio allows more freedom because the host PDA or desktop can be located up to 300 feet away, unlike other handheld readers that are tethered to a host. And EMS has designed a 32K buffer system for the Element to assure data will be preserved for later transmission even if the Bluetooth connection is temporarily lost. Read and write operations can be triggered from either the host or with the buttons on the Element. LED indicator lights give users instant feedback on reader operation.
-The Element provides the smallest, most versatile tool for quickly reading and updating the memory on RFID tags. Small, inexpensive RFID tags can add a “database on board” to any tagged item. Unlike barcodes, RFID tags allow for storing and updating important business data to the tag so that the information is immediately available wherever the tagged item may go.
-Power consumption for RFID is much lower than for barcode, so that the battery charge lasts much longer. The Element will give a full 40 hours operation under normal use far outlasting conventional PDA’s and handheld devices.
With RFID tag memory as large as 2000 bytes, the storage of complex information such as patient history, prescription details, or tradeshow registrant data directly to the item or badge is now possible. Care providers, sales personnel and warehouse managers
can rest easy that the data they are looking at is 100% correct for that person or item.
-Unlike many other RFID readers, the read/write envelope of the Element is carefully controlled so that only the nearest tag will be read, eliminating any possibility of reading more distant tags at random.
-Tag write operations are robust and can be performed as quickly as read commands. Visible LED indicators show when a command (such as a read or write command) is successful.
Downloads:
Element Handheld
Element Manual
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