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

IV7 Intellitag Vehicle Mount RFID Reader

RFID has always delivered the twin conveniences of hands-free scanning with little or no human intervention. Now, Intermec has taken that to the next level by adding the convenience of mobility with the new IV7 Intellitag® Vehicle Mount RFID reader. The IV7 joins an award winning family of Intellitag readers that include several handheld and fixed mount form factors.

As Intermec's first packaged forklift-mounted RFID reader system, the IV7 is designed for serial attachment to the Intermec® CV60 vehicle mount computer. Both are built to withstand the rigors of harsh, industrial environments and are sealed to IP65 ratings. The CV60, acting as the local host for the IV7, provides network management and security. The built-in DC-DC converter handles the noisy input power environment.

Features

• First RFID reader specifically created for mobile mount applications
• Supports multiple air interfaces including ISO, Gen 2 and Class 1
• Rugged cast aluminum alloy housing, sealed to IP65
• Designed for serial attachment to Intermec's CV60 vehicle mount computer

Applications

• Warehouse
• Distribution
• Manufacturing
• Industrial

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