Question 1

What is the frequency and type of the RF IDEAS RDR-6081AKU Proximity Reader?

Accepted Answer

The RF IDEAS RDR-6081AKU Proximity Reader operates at a frequency of 125 kHz and is an RFID reader.

Question 2

What are the dimensions and weight of the RF IDEAS RDR-6081AKU Proximity Reader?

Accepted Answer

The dimensions of the RF IDEAS RDR-6081AKU Proximity Reader are 3.38 inches x 2.00 inches x 0.60 inches, and it weighs 0.45 lbs.

Question 3

How I am going to get the tag id in my laptop ?

Accepted Answer

The RFID reader works the same way as a keyboard or as a bar-code reader does. Upon an RFID scan of an RFID source (such as an RFID badge), the ASCII codes that represent the RFID value from the scanned source, go in to the laptop, through the USB port on the laptop. To test the badge reader, you can use an application like Ms-Excel or Ms-Word to deliver a scanned value from this device, in to a document.

The RFID scanner requires a software application that can make use of ASCII codes, to do any valuable work for you. There may be many different software programs on the market that can put this RFID reader to use for various different applications. You can also write your own software applications to put the scanned values to use. An example of such use might be to have a program look up an RFID value in a database of authorized users each time it receives a scanned value, and to only allow authorized users (with an appropriate RFID badge), to gain access to software on a PC, or to unlock a door electronically via electrically controlled door locks.

If you can't find a program on the market do exactly what you need it to do using this device, you'll need to do professional-level Engineering work yourself, to write code and/or construct electronic circuits and physical mechanisms that can be electronically controlled from a PC.

Question 4

for the data output, is it keystroking?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it works just like a standard barcode reader.

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