rfid reader 134 khz I am looking for an Arduino-compatible RFID reader supporting ISO 11784 & 11785, in order to read tags used for animals (mostly cats and dogs) identification. I found both RMD660 and and .
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I am looking for an Arduino-compatible RFID reader supporting ISO 11784 & 11785, in order to read tags used for animals (mostly cats and dogs) identification. I found both RMD660 and and . after some smaller tutorial project with my arduino uno, I want to use a 5V 134.2 kHZ rfid reader to read animal tags (these are usually working at 134.2 kHz).I am looking for an Arduino-compatible RFID reader supporting ISO 11784 & 11785, in order to read tags used for animals (mostly cats and dogs) identification. I found both RMD660 and and Sniffer Nano v2.0 from ITead Studio, but they are out of stock. Is there any alternative? after some smaller tutorial project with my arduino uno, I want to use a 5V 134.2 kHZ rfid reader to read animal tags (these are usually working at 134.2 kHz).
LF 134 kHz Passive RFID Readers. Low frequency (LF) 134 kHz RFID readers interrogate RFID tags at a close proximity, with a read range of up to 10cm (some special readers may read tags from an extended distance of up to 1m).
This stationary 134 kHz reader is built for ease of use in difficult environments through its patented Auto Tuning Function (ATF) for the best read range and IP54 rating.
In theory based on the Ebay ad 134.2K AGV RFID Long Range Animal Tag Embed Reader Module TTL FDX-B ISO11784/ 85 | eBay should be able to read those ear tags from a max of 36cm. I'll let you know what I actually get. Please note that WL-134 has TXD and GND pin, just connect TXD to your board's RXD (TTL voltage level) and GND to your board's GND. then use your board's COM port to receive card number. if possible, you can connect WL-134's TXD to any USB to TTL UART board' RXD like picture show below,
This RFID read/write device works in the lower frequency range (134.2 kHz). The integrated CAN bus interface enables simple networking between multiple devices. LF readers developed by Fabmatics provide you with secure, quick identification of products and production lots.134 KHz RFID Bluetooth Reader. This palm sized, Bluetooth based 134 kHz reader can upload tag IDs to computers or PDAs in real-time and can read up to 7000 tags per battery charge. Add to quote.This LF reader enables the secure and fast identifica-tion of products and production batches. It provides read and write functionality for conventional 134.2 kHz. * for plastic model only RFID transponders.
RDM660 is designed for reading codes from 134.2kHz RFID cards or tags and supports HTS-H32, HTS-48, and HTS-56 card types. It is compatible with the ISO11784/85 protocol.I am looking for an Arduino-compatible RFID reader supporting ISO 11784 & 11785, in order to read tags used for animals (mostly cats and dogs) identification. I found both RMD660 and and Sniffer Nano v2.0 from ITead Studio, but they are out of stock. Is there any alternative? after some smaller tutorial project with my arduino uno, I want to use a 5V 134.2 kHZ rfid reader to read animal tags (these are usually working at 134.2 kHz).LF 134 kHz Passive RFID Readers. Low frequency (LF) 134 kHz RFID readers interrogate RFID tags at a close proximity, with a read range of up to 10cm (some special readers may read tags from an extended distance of up to 1m).
This stationary 134 kHz reader is built for ease of use in difficult environments through its patented Auto Tuning Function (ATF) for the best read range and IP54 rating. In theory based on the Ebay ad 134.2K AGV RFID Long Range Animal Tag Embed Reader Module TTL FDX-B ISO11784/ 85 | eBay should be able to read those ear tags from a max of 36cm. I'll let you know what I actually get.
Please note that WL-134 has TXD and GND pin, just connect TXD to your board's RXD (TTL voltage level) and GND to your board's GND. then use your board's COM port to receive card number. if possible, you can connect WL-134's TXD to any USB to TTL UART board' RXD like picture show below,
This RFID read/write device works in the lower frequency range (134.2 kHz). The integrated CAN bus interface enables simple networking between multiple devices. LF readers developed by Fabmatics provide you with secure, quick identification of products and production lots.
134 KHz RFID Bluetooth Reader. This palm sized, Bluetooth based 134 kHz reader can upload tag IDs to computers or PDAs in real-time and can read up to 7000 tags per battery charge. Add to quote.This LF reader enables the secure and fast identifica-tion of products and production batches. It provides read and write functionality for conventional 134.2 kHz. * for plastic model only RFID transponders.
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