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Intellitag RFID Ready-To-Go Evaluation Kit

• Samples of labels and tags to support tests of pallet and carton tracking applications
• A fixed RFID reader system, designed and packaged for easy movement around your facility to evaluate possible uses
• A handheld barcode/RFID reader system, connected to an Intermec® 700 Series Color Mobile Computer to demonstrate how to bridge the two data collection technologies
• Software configured for a simple demonstration showing how RFID is used to facilitate tracking cartons and pallets that move between “unconnected” facilities. The demonstration can be run with the included simulation database or with an ODBC database.
• Services of an Intermec Systems Consultant, trained and certified in RFID, for one full day on site, including travel in the continental US, to set the kit up and demonstrate its use, and provide training for your staff on future customization.
• Training on how to connect other equipment, including external presence detectors, printers, message boards, and audible alarms to the hardware and software contained in the kit.

To facilitate companies’ transition from current product labeling conventions utilizing traditional bar codes to one or more of the proposed coding conventions utilizing RFID, Intermec is offering the RFID Ready-To-Go Intellitag® Pallet/Carton RFID Evaluation Kit. This kit will enable users to create an RFID pilot in their own facility in a matter of hours versus weeks or months.

With its large, multiple-field read/write memory, Intermec’s Intellitag technology can simultaneously support ePC, GTIN, UPC content, and Advance Shipping Notice reference codes, as well as original manufacturer and distributor-unique codes in each tag, delivering the user the ultimate flexibility to adapt as current and future standards evolve.

In addition to tag and label samples and a fixed position reader, a handheld barcode/RFID reader is also included in the kit, providing a convenient and practical way to perform exception based scanning, a reality in any distribution environment. The user may also deploy the handheld reader along with the mobile computer included in the kit to write or rewrite data to tags, thereby harnessing one of the maximum advantages of RFID technology.

Intellitag RFID-certified Intermec partners and Intermec Professional Services provide additional education, site survey, process re-engineering consulting, and project management services to enable companies to be piloting Intellitag RFID in a matter of hours as opposed to weeks.

Intermec understands that RFID implementation will rarely take place in a “bare building”, but must be adapted to fit existing infrastructure. Where upgrades are needed, Intermec and its partners supply wired and wireless network equipment and services. Because bar codes will continue to be the best data carrier for some applications, Intermec supplies printers, scanners, and a wide range of media to accommodate any application.

Following the successful path laid with barcode technology, Intermec is firmly committed to standards-based technology systems. The technology behind Intermec Intellitag supports all relevant adopted and emerging national and international standards including:

• ISO/IEC 18000 Part 6 - RFID Air Interface standard for item management at UHF
• ISO/IEC 15961 & 15962 - Information interface for object orientated use of RFID in item management
• ANS INCITS 256:2001 - American RFID standard for item management
• ISO 18185 - RFID for electronic seal tags
• ISO 23389 - Freight containers – read/write radio-frequency identification
• EAN.UCC - Application standards for the use of RFID in the macro-supply chain, including the EPC code initiative from the
• Auto-ID Center at MIT
• ANS MH10.8.4 - ANSI application standard for RFID on reusable plastic containers
• ANS AIAG B-11 - Application standard for tire and wheel identification

This kit will be offered for a limited time only. Call 1-800-934-3163, press 1 for product information and mention campaign 9214 for details on purchasing the kit.