HF100

New 2-port Integrated RFID reader

Running with Impinj Indy R2000/ E710 RAIN reader chip, HF100 2-port integrated RFID reader combines an RFID reader and RFID Antenna in one device and can support 1 additional antenna port. This passive RFID reader is operated on Linux 2.6 operation system

HF100 2-port Integrated RFID reader

Características

Impinj E710 RAIN RFID reader chip(Indy R2000 optional)

RJ45, RS-232, RS-485, Wiegand communication interfaces

Linux 2.6 OS

PoE (max 35dbm) Optional

Higher Sensitivity -85dbm for best RFID performance

High Protection Level: IP65-67 optional

Wireless communication supportable(Wi-FI, Bluetooth)

LED alarm to show working status

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Aspectos destacados

Hopeland HF100 2-port integrated RFID reader is a newly-developed long distance RFID reader that can achieve a long reading distance of 12m. It can support GEN2, V2/ DNA tag and temperature & humidity sensor. This integrated RFID reader can be deployed in smart warehousing, highway toll collection, logistics and more industries.

Especificaciones

                    System                

Processor
ARM9, 400MHz

Memory
Flash 128MB; DRAM 32 MB

Operating System
Linux 2.6

Firmware Upgrade
Demo software

API Support
Windows system– .Net / .Net core / C++ / Java SDK
Android system- Java
Linux system – Java SDK

                    Physical                

Dimensions
276mm×276mm×71mm

Weight
G.W. 4.5Kgs

Housing Material
Die-cast aluminum

Visual Status Indicators
Power/Status, Ant 1-2

                    RFID                

Chipset
Impinj Indy R2000/ E710

Air Protocols
ISO/IEC18000-6B, 6C / EPC C1Gen2 C2GEN2 optional

Frequency
902-928MHz , 865-868MHz,
920-925MHz

Output Power
0dBm-35dBm (±1dBm) adjustable

                    Environment                

Operating Temperature
-25°C - +70°C

Storage Temperature
-40°C - +85°C

Operating Humidity
5-95% non-condensing (+25℃)

Aplicaciones

Smart Warehousing

Modern warehouse storage is not only to complete the simple batch processing of goods in and out, but also to make clear database records of the types, quantities, production attributes, stacking positions and other information of goods in the warehouse.

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Tool Management Solutions

Traditional tool management methods generally rely on non-automated, paper-based systems to record, track and manage; a few use barcodes to identify and manage assets; but the efficiency is extremely low, with the increase in the number of assets, extreme

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