XC-AT388 UHF Bluetooth RFID Readers

Name: XC-AT388 Bluetooth UHF RFID Reader
Brand: Invengo Information Technology Co., Ltd.

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The new Invengo XC-AT388 Bluetooth RFID reader is a powerful ARM7 Core device and excellent RFID reading capabilities. With RAIN RFID (UHF) and 1D or 2D barcode capabilities, this bluetooth portable rfid scanner is ideally suited to seamlessly connect to your Android Smartphone or Tablet. Bluetooth RFID readers' rugged IP65 protection makes them suitable for multiple applications and markets.

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Main Features of XC-AT388 Bluetooth UHF RFID Reader

RAIN RFID reader
1D and 2D Barcode scanner
WLAN b/g/n
Bluetooth Class 4.1 Classic (HID/SSP)
IP65

XC-AT388 UHF Bluetooth RFID Readers

UHF Bluetooth RFID readers are used in various applications due to their mobility and real-time data capabilities. In inventory management, they streamline stock checks in retail and warehouses. For asset tracking, they monitor equipment and IT assets. In supply chain management, they track shipments and cargo efficiently. In healthcare applications, they track patients and medical equipment.

Specifications of XC-AT388 Bluetooth Uhf Rfid Reader

Performance	Processor	ARM7 Core
	Memory	64KB RAM / 256KB ROM,Ext.8Mb
	Display	LCD & LED Indicator
	Weight	210g (7.40 oz) (PDA only, without battery)
	Operating Temp.	-10˚C to 45˚C (-14˚F to 113˚F)
	Storage Temp.	-30˚C to 70˚C (-22˚F to 158˚F)
	Humidity	95%, non-condensing
	Drop Spec.	1.5 m drop to concrete
Physical	Audio	Buzzer
	Standard I/0 Port	Bluetooth, USB Client WLAN
	Notification	LED, Buzzer, LCD, Vibrator
	Dimensions (L x W x H)	164 x 50 x 30 (54)mm (6.45 x 1.96 x 1.18 (2.12) in)
Battery Supply	Main Battery	Lithium-Ion 3,200mAh (Rechargeable)
Network Characteristics	WLAN	IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Compliant
Network Characteristics	Bluetooth	Class 4.1 Classic (HID/SPP)
Data Capture Device	Barcode Engine	1D Laser or 2D Imager Barcode Scanner
RAIN RFID Reader	Frequency	CE: 865MHz to 868MHz FCC: 902MHz to 928MHz
	Reading range	0 m to 6 m (0 to 236.22in) (According to Tag & Environment)
	Writing range	0 m to 0.5 m (0 to 19.68 in) (According to Tag & Environment)
	RF output	1W (MAX)
	Protocol	EPC Gen2, ISO/IEC 18000-6C
	Special function	Anti-Collision
Accessories	Standard Accessories	Handstrap, Battery
Accessories	Optional	RJ11, Gender (Micro USB to RJ11)

XC-AT388 Bluetooth UHF RFID Reader PDF

Invengo UHF Bluetooth RFID Readers FAQs

Can Bluetooth RFID readers read multiple tags simultaneously?

Yes, Bluetooth RFID readers can read multiple tags simultaneously using anti-collision technology. This allows them to identify and process several RFID tags within their range efficiently. This feature is beneficial for applications such as inventory management, asset tracking, and supply chain logistics, where it significantly reduces the time and labor needed for scanning large numbers of items. By providing fast read rates and real-time data updates, Bluetooth RFID readers enhance operational efficiency and accuracy in managing multiple assets or products at once.

What are the benefits of using a Bluetooth RFID reader?

Using a Bluetooth RFID reader offers several benefits:

1. Mobility and Flexibility

Easily portable, allowing users to move around freely while scanning tags.

2. Real-Time Data Access

Enables immediate data transfer and updates, enhancing accuracy and decision-making.

3.Enhanced User Experience

User-friendly, with familiar mobile device interfaces.

4.Versatility

Suitable for various applications, including inventory management, retail, asset management.

What are the power requirements for Bluetooth RFID readers?

Bluetooth RFID readers typically have the following power requirements:

1. Battery-Powered

·Rechargeable Batteries: Most Bluetooth RFID readers are equipped with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The battery life can vary from several hours to a full day of continuous use, depending on the reader model and usage intensity.

2. Charging Options

·USB Charging: Commonly, these readers can be charged via a USB port, making it convenient to recharge using standard USB chargers or power banks.

·Docking Stations: Some advanced models come with docking stations that provide charging capabilities along with data transfer options.

The specific power requirements and battery life will depend on the model and manufacturer. Always refer to the device's user manual for detailed power specifications and recommendations.