The DS9908R is a new style of RFID reader/writer that combines high-performance barcode reading capabilities with RFID reading functionality.
The DS9908R automatically reads RFID tags within radio frequency (RF) in both hands-free mode, fixed to a stand at the counter, and handheld mode, where it can be picked up to scan. Products with RFID tags can be scanned in multiple items at once, making POS checkout easier than ever. Additionally, capturing RFID tags provides real-time visibility of inventory, aiding in timely product replenishment and analysis of purchasing trends in stores.
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Dimensions: Height 20.3cm x Width 9.9cm x Depth 14.6cm Weight: DS9908R: 420.0g - Interface: USB certified, RS232, keyboard wedge, TGCS (IBM) 46XX over RS485 - Supports over 90 international keyboards - EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) compatible with Checkpoint EAS deactivation system 【Reading Performance】 Swipe speed (hands-free): Up to 240 inches/610cm per second at 13 mil UPC in optimized mode Imager reading range: 48° H x 30.6° V (nominal) Image sensor: 1280 x 800 pixels Minimum print contrast: 16% minimum reflectance difference Skew tolerance: ±60° Pitch tolerance: ±60° Rotation tolerance: 0° to 360° 【RFID】 Supported standards: EPC Class 1 Gen2, EPC Gen2 V2, ISO-18000-63 RFID engine: Zebra's proprietary wireless technology Nominal read range: Approximately 18 inches / approximately 45.7cm RFID output: 0dBm to +25dBm Frequency range: Japan: 916 to 923MHz
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Since introducing the barcode printing system to Japan for the first time, we have consistently provided advanced solutions as a pioneer in the marking field. Based on the sales of barcode printers and related software, as well as supplies such as tags, labels, and ribbons, we have recently expanded our diverse product offerings related to Auto-ID (automatic identification) by utilizing wireless technologies like RFID and BLE, and combining image recognition with AI.