MR10A7 Mobile NFC Reader-1

Increasing Mobile Productivity

MR10A7 is designed to enable users to quickly capture data in any high frequency RFID tag and card. Supported by a 1,000mAh battery, MR10A7 can help user operate around the clock with less downtime ensuring mobile productivity during the entire busy shift for more than 8 working hours.

High Performance and Wide Compliance

MR10A7 delivers high-speed scanning and error-free decoding of high frequency tags and cards, and is fully compliant with ISO-14443A, ISO-14443B, ISO-15693 and NFC standards. MR10A7 can supports most popular RFID chips.

Flexible Operations of Data Collection

MR10A7 is versatile with the advantage of conducting flexible data collection operations of both on-line wireless mode and off-line memory mode including multiple communication interfaces (BT HID/ BT SPP/ USB HID/ USB VCP). With a built-in memory of 2MB, MR10A7 can store up to 20,000 data scanned in user-friendly file format when it is operated in memory mode.

The Better User Experience

With built-in buzzer, LED and vibrator, MR10A7 provides full variety of Good Read responses such as audible, visual and haptic feedback. Multi-color LED also indicates the Bluetooth® communication status as well as the power level of battery. MR10A7 is also easily configured on the host computer by Marson's free user-friendly software tool, RFID Utility®.

Quick Paring and Multi-devices Connectivity

When operating with Marson MT600 Multi-Connected Wireless Dongle, Quick Paring can be achieved and as many as 7 units of MR10A7 can transfer data to a shared host device orderly at the same time. MT600 offers multi-devices connectivity to your mobile scanning tasks even when the existing host device does not have built-in Bluetooth® adapter.

Smart Management through RFID

RFID tag proves to be essential for a variety of automated applications including data acquisition and object identification. It works contactlessly and requires no line of sight with high noise immunity to environmental influences. For example, in enterprise, school and hospital RFID can be adopted as Access Control; in cinema, amusement park and supermarket RFID can be adopted as Ticketing and Membership; in security patrol and equipment inspection RFID can be adopted as Asset Management.

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