TAGSYS develops intelligent infrastructure for RFID networks
14 Nov '07
3 min read
TAGSYS, the global leader in item-level RFID infrastructure announced the Medio L400, the industry's first self-diagnostic and self-correcting long-range HF RFID reader.
Another industry first, TAGSYS also announced that the Medio L400 will be compatible with the highly-anticipated, next-generation, high-performance EPCglobal RFID standard—HF Version 2 (V2)—via a simple firmware upgrade.
The Medio L400 leads the industry in performance and offers up to six times faster processing speed and 40 per cent greater read range than the currently available TAGSYS readers. Utilizing breakthrough sensor technology and self-diagnostic capabilities, the Medio L400 self-monitors nine different functions, including temperature and digital output load.
When coupled with e-connectware, TAGSYS' comprehensive set of management and administrative tools, administrators can remotely monitor, manage and modify 50 separate parameters in the Medio L400 in real time to enable the highest quality-of-service (QoS) levels and ensure data accuracy and data integrity in item-level tagging.
“The Medio L400 and e-connectware create an intelligent infrastructure that enables customers to treat RFID as part of their network fabric to ensure that the highest QoS levels, data accuracy and data integrity are achieved,” said Elie Simon, president and CEO of TAGSYS.
“Furthermore, since we've designed the Medio L400 to be HF V2 compatible, customers can deploy their RFID infrastructure today and migrate to V2 in the future with no risk or penalty.”
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