IDAutomation RFID Component

The IDAutomation RFID Component is a DLL Encoder that provides an easy method to encode data in RFID tags. Using this component, RFID smart labels can be encoded and barcodes can be printed at the same time from custom .NET software applications, such as solutions created with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or Delphi for .NET. This component offers the following advantages:

Supports any RFID capable printer with a Windows print driver

Several methods are provided to easily format data to the RFID tag

Supports the EPC UHF GEN 2 specification for Electronic Product Code

Easily encode smart tags and labels on RFID enabled printers from custom .NET Framework applications

Allows easy encoding of RFID labels and tags, as well as the printing of graphics, text and barcodes

Compliant with the Electronic Product Code (EPC) standard being adopted by Wal-Mart and other retailers

Works with 64 bit and 96 bit RFID smart tags and any others your printer supports Managed code created in C# for performance and stability

IDAutomation RFID Component Features:

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Our RFID Component allows easy encoding of smart labels and tags, as well as the printing of graphics, text and barcodes, from the .NET Framework. The DLL and sample project were tested on a Datamax I 4210 RFID label printer at the Datamax facility in Orlando, Florida. Common uses of RFID include inventory, prescription drug identification, supply chain, medication identification and electronic article surveillance.

Features Include:

Tag size property ensures data will fit to the tag properly.

Managed code created in C# for performance and stability.

Supports the Electronic Product Code (EPC) standard.

Includes ApplyTilde feature to easily format data to the tag.

Allows any printer command to be sent directly to any printer with a Windows?print driver installed.

Supports UHF GEN 2 compliant labels.

Works with any RFID tag your printer supports including 64 bit and 96 bit RFID smart labels.

Sample project included that encodes the chip in the label and prints a barcode to the label.