RFID Handheld Reader Function Introduction

The RFID handheld reader is a handheld terminal device used in library book management, file management, jewelry management, drug tracking management and other fields, and is used as a handheld terminal device for reading and writing electronic tags. Integrated RFID module and antenna, battery-powered design, convenient for handheld mobile operation, there is an LCD display above the handle, which can display the inventory quantity in real time.
 

The RFID handheld reader is designed to be divided into three working modes: active scanning mode, search mode and anti-theft mode, which respectively correspond to inventory, search and anti-theft functions. In active scanning mode, hold the handheld scanner to scan books or goods with RFID electronic tags, and the number of tags can be displayed in real time on the device's LCD screen. This function can help librarians, stores and jewelry stores clerk quickly takes inventory of books on the shelf or merchandise jewelry, etc., replacing the original arduous manual inventory work. The search function is to set the corresponding bound label UID number when you need to search for a certain book or product. During normal scanning work, the RFID handheld reader will sound an alarm when it is close to the specified search label, prompting you to search for a certain book or product. The item you are looking for is nearby. The anti-theft function is to set the detection anti-theft bit EAS or AFI value in the anti-theft mode, press and hold the L key of the device to scan. During the scanning process, it recognizes that EAS is turned on or an electronic tag that matches the set AFI value is detected, and the device issues an alarm. A red exclamation signal appears on the device's LCD screen.
 

The above are the working functions of the RFID handheld reader. In terms of product design, it also supports WIFI, Bluetooth, and USB communication options. The device also supports the noise detection function equipped with the reader and writer to detect whether the device will be interfered by the working environment. When doing this, make sure there are no labels, metal or other objects near the antenna.