RFID Card Reader, UHF USB Desktop Reader Writer 902～928MHz Frequency, 50cm Contactless Proximity Sensor Built-in Buzzer, Compatible with ISO18000-6C, ISO18000-6B
Details
- BrandThincol
- Connectivity TechnologyUSB Type A
- Special FeaturePlug & Play
- ColorBlack
- Compatible DevicesPersonal
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Access Control Game!
- COMPACT CHIC - Stylish design perfect for any workspace.
- SWIFT SENSITIVE - Non-contact reading with lightning-fast response.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Plug and play with no drivers needed!
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Ideal for logistics, attendance, and more!
- MULTI PROTOCOL POWERHOUSE - Supports ISO18000-6C & 6B standards.
The Thincol RFID Card Reader is a cutting-edge UHF USB desktop reader and writer, operating at a frequency of 902 to 928 MHz. It features a non-contact reading capability with a maximum distance of 50cm and a response speed of less than 0.2 seconds. Compatible with multiple protocols, this compact device is perfect for various applications, including logistics, attendance management, and anti-counterfeiting detection.
Specifications
| Wireless Type | 802.11a |
| Brand | Thincol |
| Item model number | Thincolvw5bcdn6si |
| Operating System | All operating systems |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | Thincol |
| ASIN | B08RDXXGNF |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | December 28, 2020 |
Reviews
A**R
How do you adjust the output power?
It says software adjustable but there’s no software included
K**N
crappy keyboard emulator
It does not write at all and there is no software. It simply reads the tag and acts as a keyboard and types it out. For example, if the tag was just "A," it would simply press "A" as if it were a keyboard.
S**N
Falta Importante de Soporte.
No tiene información de absolutamente nada.
R**G
Works well with Linux
Works as a USB HID device so it will work with Linux. Worked great for my application.
J**S
Not quite what it says it is.
First of all, I didn’t expect this thing to do exactly what I wanted it to. However, I did expect it to be an actual UHF RFID reader. What this thin actually is , is a keyboard emulator that reads the tags, and turns them into keystrokes and puts them on whatever window is active. I am going to be returning this, but only because it doesn’t do what I need it to.
N**Z
Very good at an inexpensive price
I use these to checkout products on my POS system instead of using barcodes and they work quite well at a very economical price. I would however like some software so that I could calibrate the read range, for my purposes I don't want them to be so sensitive to read items on the shelf, I only want them to read up close. I wish the supplier could provide some software to be able to adjust distance of reader.
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