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DCU 1.4 RFID Data Control Unit

Model 09240.100

Condition Refurbished

DCU1 coordinates and synchronizes readers, and then filters and transmits their data. Using 2 to 4 UHF read/write units (UDL500) the DCU1 enables portal and similar requirements.

Warranty: Product out of warranty.

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DCU 1.4 RFID Data Control Unit

DCU1 coordinates and synchronizes readers, and then filters and transmits their data. Using 2 to 4 UHF read/write units (UDL500) the DCU1 enables portal and similar requirements.

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Housing	Aluminium/ABS
Protection Class	IP54
Interface	RS 232, RS 485, Ethernet
Operating Temperature	-20 °C...+70 °C
Dimensions	178 x 105 x 59 mm

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DCU1 coordinates and synchronizes readers, and then filters and transmits their data. Using 2 to 4 UHF read/write units (UDL500) the DCU1 enables portal and similar requirements. DCU1 enabled configurator may be set in warehouses to rapidly identify multiple transponders with high speed anti-collision and multiple reader coordination.

The DCU1 administers the connected readers and provides data filtering, status and transmission to the host system. Gate and other Multiple Reader applications can easily be activated with the DCU1.

Up to 4 UDL500 read/write units may be connected to the DCU1, depending on the requirements of the application. Up to 4 trigger inputs and digital outputs enable additional integration of trigger devices and system accessories to customize logistics applications and reduce host system processing loads.