• 13.56 MHz Frequency

• ISO 15693 Compliant

• ISO 14443A Compatible

• RS-232, RS-485, TTL and
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• Weather Resistant Housings

• OEM Board Assemblies

• Extreme Weather Resistance

e*Tag® Quasar reader/writers are used for a wide variety of Automatic Identification and Data Collection applications. Compliant with ISO 15693 standards for Vicinity RFID, these 13.56 MHz units offer the latest in open architecture and interoperability. e*Tag® readers are also compatible with ISO 14443, Part A, proximity standards for contactless smart cards.

The Quasar series is available with a variety of communications capabilities. RS-232 units communicate one-to-one with the serial COM port of a PC. Multiple units can be connected via RS-485 on a twisted pair bus and addressed individually by serial number. For embedded applications, TTL communications is an efficient and economical way to link a reader/writer to a microprocessor.

A variety of reader form factors are available. Complete board and antenna assemblies in fully potted high-impact plastic housings offer moisture and dust resistance. In addition, PC board assemblies, with remote antenna options, are offered for OEM applications.

Secura Key also offers RFID transponders in a variety of custom-printed packages. Plastic cards, wallet-sized or larger, are suitable for photo IDs and to tag large items. Smaller plastic tags that can be attached to a key ring, a pallet, a plastic tote, etc., are available in a selection of shapes and sizes. Wristbands, disposable or reusable, are excellent for people-tracking and electronic ticketing. Adhesive “smart labels” can be affixed to boxes, luggage, file folders and any other items that need to be positively identified. High-quality, four-color graphics are available for any transponder package.

Standard e*Tag® transponder packages meet ISO 15693 standards and offer 2000 bits of user-controlled data storage, plus a 64 bit Unique I.D. number. Secura Key also creates custom packages using RFID transponders of various frequencies and capacities from a number of chip manufacturers.