Increased Sensitivity and a Wide Range of Innovative Possibilities in Using the UHF Long Range Reader ID ISC.LRU1002
Summary
Duluth, GA, October 24, 2015 --( The new firmware equips the reader with a significant increase in receiver sensitivity and a variety of innovative features.By means of the new firmware the reader offers full support in all operating modes for the first available on the market UHF RFID transponders with AES encryption, the UCODE DNA from NXP.OBID® readers are developed to meet or exceed public RFID standards in close collaboration with every leading manufacturer of transponder chips.In addition the new security mechanisms support the implementation of the PIA framework with a view to safeguarding the privacy of users of RFID systems.Next to the UCODE DNA functionality this firmware update provides another way of reader authentication.In addition to the already low power consumption of the reader this contributes to save energy costs and increases the efficiency of the overall system.The properties described above have also been ported to the stand-alone access control system ID MAX.U1002.