Controlled Near-Field Reading
The built-in near-field antenna limits the reading range to within 30 cm and the writing range to within 10 cm, helping reduce interference from nearby RFID tags.
Batch Tag Writing
The reader supports fast batch writing of RFID tags for tag issuance and data-entry operations.
Dense Tag Reading
It supports dense RFID tag reading, with a stated response speed of at least 40 tags per second.
Tag Filtering
The device can identify and filter invalid or duplicate RFID tags.
Button-Based Control
A physical button allows the user to start or pause RFID reading and writing operations.
Type-C Communication
The Type-C interface supports device communication and data transmission.
Development Support
Java and C# development documentation and an SDK are available for secondary development.
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.
UHF RFID
RFID Performance
Physical Specifications
Operating Environment
Development Support
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.
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