IceKey UHF Snake4

  • RFID reader and writer
  • EPC Class1 Gen2
  • USB interface
  • Embedded antenna
  • 3 LEDs + multitone beeper
  • The antenna is suitable for reading small or micro tag (such as Murata Magicstrap®) embedded on metal
  • Antenna shape has the viewfinder function
  • Max reading distance is 2/3 mm
  • Fully flexible antenna support
MAN/MACHINE INTERFACES 3 LEDs for device operation signaling, Multitone Beeper, Proximity Sensor, Fully flexible antenna support
INTERNAL DEVICES Frequency: 860 MHz ÷ 960 MHz
Power: configurable up to 200 mW
Standard: EPC Class1 Gen2
Reading distance: 2/3 mm
Ring of the loop antenna is 4 mm
INTERFACES USB type A female
OS COMPATIBILITY Windows, macOS, Linux
POWER SUPPLY USB powered, 480mA peak @ 5Vdc (RF active full power) 72mA @ 5Vdc (idle mode)
WORKING TEMPERATURE -20°C / 70°C
DIMENSIONS Height 11.7 cm – Width 8 cm – Depth 2.4 cm
WEIGHT 70 g
PROTECTION DEGREE IP54

IceKey UHF Snake4 is a desktop RFID reader, small in size, equipped with an antenna with a fully flexible support, able to read and write UHF tags and transmit the acquired data to any device with a USB interface.

The maximum reading distance is 2/3 mm, obtained by using the viewfinder antenna, suitable for reading small or micro tags (such as the Murata Magicstrap® tag) embedded on metal.

The use of IceKey UHF Snake4 is easy and intuitive thanks to the automatic scanning at regular intervals of time (1) and to the presence of two LEDs and a multitone beeper, to alert the operator of the reading. The fully flexible antenna support is extremely practical and functional, allowing an optimized reading of the tags.

IceKey UHF Snake4 is powered via the USB interface, the same interface used to communicate with the main desktop or portable devices equipped with the Windows, Linux and macOS operating system. Data transmission takes place in virtual serial mode, a two-way channel. A simple serial communication protocol, present on all TERTIUM Technology products, allows to manage all the RFID reader functions, in particular the ID scan and the reading / writing of the UHF tag memory (2).