Description
Overview
The Alien ALR-9800, GAO Model #216004, is a high performance RFID reader designed for applications requiring a large number of tags and 2 or more antennae. This reader supports remote firmware management and monitoring using SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) allowing for real time status verification and modifications. Autonomous Mode, enables the reader activate based on software inputs, external triggers or timing, which allows users to regulate the parameters for timing, protocols, antenna usage and other elements without network latency making this a highly flexible system with outstanding read rates.
Power fail safes protect important data in case of power loss or LAN disconnection. The reader accumulates data of up to 2500 records into non-volatile memory.
Technical Specifications
Architecture | XScale processor, Linux, 64 MBytes RAM, 32 MBytes Flash |
Supported RFID Tag Protocols | EPC Gen 2; ISO 18000-6c |
Reader Protocols | Alien Reader Protocol, SNMP, firmware upgradable |
LAN Protocols | DHCP, TCP/IP, NTP |
Dense Reader Management | Dense Reader Mode, Event triggering |
Frequency | 902.75 MHz ~ 927.25 MHz |
Channels | 50 |
Channel Spacing | 500 KHz |
RF Power | Max 4 watts EIRP with Alien Antenna |
Power | Tri-voltage AC/DC power converter; 45 watts maximum 120 or 240 VAC |
Communications | RS-232(DB-9 F), LAN TCPI/IP(RJ-45) |
Antennas | 4 ports; multistatic topolgy; circular or linear polarization, reverse polarity TNC; requires minimum of 2 antennas or external circulator |
General Purpose Inputs/Outputs | 4 inputs, 8 outputs, optically isolated, 0.5 amp, requires external power source of no more than 24 volts |
Dimensions | (L) 11.0″ * (W) 9.0″ * (D) 2.2″ |
Weight | 2.0 kg (4.4 lb) |
Operating Temperature | -20 ℃ to 50 ℃ (-4 ℉ to 122 ℉) |
Dust and Moisture | IP53 |
LED Indicators | Power, Link, Active, Ant 0-3, CPU, Read, Sniff, Fault(red) |
Software SDK | Java and Net APIs |
Compliance Certification | Emissions: FCC Part 15 Safety: UL 60950 |
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