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UCODE G2iL & G2iL+ for fashion & other sectors
12 Apr '10
5 min read
• Read Protect. Privacy protection is available in a number of different ways, including the Read Protect feature, which allows the UCODE G2iL series to deny general access to product information contained in its EPC / TID memory, and allow authorized access only. The Read Protect feature can be set and reset repeatedly, using 32-bit password protection.
Additional features available in UCODE G2iL+ include:
• Tag tamper alarm. While conventional RFID tags can easily be removed, the new UCODE G2iL+ includes an innovative tag tamper alarm feature which detects any attempts to tamper in case a label is ripped, torn or moved. This unique tag tamper feature sends a signal to the reader that it has been manipulated. The tag tamper alarm is particularly useful in identifying when a label has been cut off a piece of apparel in a retail store changing room, or indicating when a tag has been removed from its original position for any simple seals for items such as containers or jewelry.
• Digital data transfer / digital switch. Enabling flexible product configuration and activation at any stage including the point of sale (POS), these features are specifically tailored to reduce theft and manage inventory levels in the electronic device market. Firmware or configuration data can be loaded into the microcontroller of a device via the air interface of the UCODE G2iL+ chip, allowing device manufacturers to enable or disable specific features for different device models, or lock and unlock the device at various control points along the supply chain or at the final point of sale.
• Real Read Range Reduction (4R). The UCODE G2iL+ chip offers a real read range reduction, which reduces the read range to only a few inches, so that both consumers and shop owners don't need to worry about unauthorized reads.
The UCODE G2iL and G2iL+ chips build on NXP Semiconductors' expertise in High Performance Mixed Signal technology, offering ultra-low power consumption.
Additional features available in UCODE G2iL+ include:
• Tag tamper alarm. While conventional RFID tags can easily be removed, the new UCODE G2iL+ includes an innovative tag tamper alarm feature which detects any attempts to tamper in case a label is ripped, torn or moved. This unique tag tamper feature sends a signal to the reader that it has been manipulated. The tag tamper alarm is particularly useful in identifying when a label has been cut off a piece of apparel in a retail store changing room, or indicating when a tag has been removed from its original position for any simple seals for items such as containers or jewelry.
• Digital data transfer / digital switch. Enabling flexible product configuration and activation at any stage including the point of sale (POS), these features are specifically tailored to reduce theft and manage inventory levels in the electronic device market. Firmware or configuration data can be loaded into the microcontroller of a device via the air interface of the UCODE G2iL+ chip, allowing device manufacturers to enable or disable specific features for different device models, or lock and unlock the device at various control points along the supply chain or at the final point of sale.
• Real Read Range Reduction (4R). The UCODE G2iL+ chip offers a real read range reduction, which reduces the read range to only a few inches, so that both consumers and shop owners don't need to worry about unauthorized reads.
The UCODE G2iL and G2iL+ chips build on NXP Semiconductors' expertise in High Performance Mixed Signal technology, offering ultra-low power consumption.
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