PrimeSource Building Products

Prior to contacting Pragmatyxs, PrimeSource's internal order verification process relied exclusively on a manual process. Unfortunately, this meant the process was labor intensive and error prone. Pragmatyxs developed a material tracking solution to quickly and effective meet PrimeSource's compliance requirements.

Find out how Pragmatyxs implemented a wireless order verification application for PrimeSource

IP4 Intellitag Portable RFID Reader

Intermec's expertise in real-world RFID implementations, combined with its knowledge about building rugged handheld devices, is reflected in the IP4 Intellitag® reader, an accessory handle for attachment to the popular Intermec® 700 Series Color mobile computers. The IP4 delivers first-of-its-kind capability by combining the power of a handheld mobile computing device equipped with PAN, LAN and WAN radios as well as a multi-protocol RFID radio that can be used worldwide.

Users of the 700 Series Color mobile computers have posted productivity gains and enjoyed application flexibility enabled by the three radios- personal area (PAN) or Bluetooth™, local area (LAN) and wide area (WAN)- as well as the area and linear imagers integrated into the handheld device. Combining those capabilities with the IP4 and the strength of the Microsoft® Pocket PC platform gives users a high performance mobile RFID solution.

Features

• Mobile RFID read/write capability for the popular 700 Series Mobile Computer
• Multi-protocol radio for worldwide use
• Ideal for exception based scanning
• Available for UHF frequency bands worldwide
• Integrated circular polarized antenna reads tags in any orientation
• Optional linear antenna maximizes read range

Applications

• Retail
• Healthcare
• Manufacturing
• Warehouse
• Distribution

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