The ActiveWave Programming Station Reader allows the user to quickly and conveniently program individual tags.
Colorful LEDs on the front conveniently indicate the Reader's operation at all times.
Two optional input contacts and two optional output relays on the Programming Station Reader allow the user greater control over the entire system. Input devices such as door sense inputs and request to exit contacts can communicate directly through the Reader to the Host. Output peripherals such as electric door strikes, magnetic locks, CCTV, lights, and sirens can all be controlled automatically by the system.
Two RF frequencies are used by the Reader to communicate to the system. The Reader transmits tag data using one frequency, and receives tag data using another frequency. This dual-frequency scheme allows for fast and reliable full-duplex communications.
For data integrity, all communication packets used by the Reader use parity bits and cyclic redundancy checks. These safeguards ensure that all data remains accurate.
Traditional method of Access Control, Asset Tracking, and Inventory Control are limited and outdated. Access Control methods range from security guards to employee badges that must be swiped or placed close to a passive RFID proximity reader. Tracking methods are either entirely visual - dependent on security guards or surveillance cameras - or too costly such as GPS. Inventory Control methods require much money for complex enterprise software, and much time and manpower for physical counting. Barcode scanning requires line-of-sight, close distance, and clean, undamaged barcode labels. None of these traditional methods offers a solution that is completely hands-free, automated, reliable, and that can save your business thousands.
Indicators RF LED On while receiving packet from tag.
HOST LED On while sending validated tag packet to Host.
ACCESS LED On while transmitting packet to tag.
POWER LED On when Reader is powered.