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“E.I.D. Or R.F.I.D. – it’s the same thing” Electronic Identification Radio Frequency Identification

EID Training. “E.I.D. Or R.F.I.D. – it’s the same thing” Electronic Identification Radio Frequency Identification. Drovers RFID Range. Buttons. Drovers RFID Range. I- Rotos & I- Tagos. Radio Frequency Operating Ranges. Livestock Tag Operating Frequency . How RFID Works. Tuned circuit

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“E.I.D. Or R.F.I.D. – it’s the same thing” Electronic Identification Radio Frequency Identification

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  1. EID Training “E.I.D. Or R.F.I.D.– it’s the same thing”Electronic IdentificationRadio Frequency Identification

  2. Drovers RFID Range Buttons

  3. Drovers RFID Range I-Rotos & I-Tagos

  4. Radio Frequency Operating Ranges

  5. Livestock Tag Operating Frequency

  6. How RFID Works • Tuned circuit • Power supply, clock divider • Memory and sequencer • Transmitter and modulator Tuned antenna Power Supply & Clock Memory TX

  7. FDX Transponders • Responds while Reader is transmitting • Modulates (loads) the transmitter • Receiver detects change in load Load TX ID data AM det RX

  8. Reading FDX tags How the FDX tags work? The Reader transmits pulses of energy at 134 kHz

  9. Reading FDX tags IC The Tag receives energy while reader is transmitting

  10. Reading FDX Tags The Tag sends its number only while transmitter is on

  11. HDX Transponders • Respond after Reader stops TX (transmission) • Uses 125 – 135kHz FSK transmitter ie. 134.2Khz • Capacitor builds • Receiver detects FSK transmission Oscillator TX FSK ID data FSK Demod RX

  12. Reading HDX Tags How does an HDX tag work? The Reader transmits pulses of energy at 134 kHz

  13. Reading HDX Tags The Tag receives energy and stores in capacitor IC Capacitor

  14. Reading HDX Tags When stored energy reaches critical point, tag transmits unique ID number

  15. Summary How often does tag send out the unique number? FDX tag transmits as many times as it can during each transmit period (typically twice) HDX tag transmits number once only after it has received enough energy from each transmit pulse

  16. What’s on the chip? The Basics For animal identification, the most important is: A 15 digit number comprising of the manufacturers code/country code (first 3 digits), followed by a 12 digit national identification code. For example: 900 029 0000 12345

  17. What’s on the chip? TheTechnical

  18. Code Structure – “Bits”

  19. Species Identifier

  20. Bits 17 to 26 are either; • An ISO country code • The 999 Test/Trial code • 3. A three digit number, starting with “9”, which is currently the code of the manufacturer. These manufacturer codes are issued to companies whose product has passed ISO Standard testing at ICAR and to whom have signed up to the ICAR code of practise. Minimum Requirements

  21. Minimum Requirements • ISO 11784/ 11785 • Requires readers to operate at 134kHz • with both HDX and FDX tags • Frequency passes through living tissue • & water

  22. Minimum Requirements Certification & International Tag Approvals ISO 11784 / 11785 ICAR (International Committee for Animal Recording) Conformance Testing & Certification Additional Regional Performance Criteria & Testing

  23. New Demands Voluntary > Mandatory

  24. Drovers is the exclusive distributor of Agrident RFID Readers Handheld RFID Readers AWR100/200 APR500

  25. Features: • Reading distance = 20cm (FDX) to 25cm (HDX) • Antennas available to improve reading distance • Ergonomic key board • Large graphical backlit display • Robust and easy to install connectors • USB, RS232 and Bluetooth interface integrated • GPRS and Wi-Fi as options • Add-on antennas with quick mounting plate • TASK Mode for flexibility • SPEED Read Mode for fast group recording • SCALE Mode to combine the ID with the weight • RACE Mode display and store IDs from a static reader • REMOTE Mode for full communication with a PDA APR500 RFID Reader

  26. TASK Mode • 9 tasks can be uploaded to the APR500 •  More fields at the task definition 50 •  Weight from scale feature to receive and store the weight •  More conditions (up to 50) • Loops can be used for multiple iterations of several fields, e.g. for a lambing task up to 20 loops. •  External editable lists, e.g. Medicine ( max. 100 options each) for modification of options without touching the ask definition. APR500 RFID Reader

  27. APR500 RFID Reader • SCALE MODE • Receiving weight from scales with RS232, USB or Bluetooth interface. • Many common scales are already implemented, e.g. IconixFX15, Trutest

  28. APR500 RFID Reader • RACE MODE • Fast Reading in combination with ASR500 to 700 readers • APR500 show ID and number, arranging of IDs in Groups • APR500 save ID, time and date in the memory (5000)

  29. APR500 Database • Database with up to 50 information per animal can be uploaded into the APR500 • Instant access to viable data directly at the animal in the field • Alerts assigned to specific animals help you in finding the animals that you need to work with APR500 RFID Reader

  30. Reading distance = 32cm (FDX) to 40cm (HDX) • Robust IP 67 case • Very good reading range • 5000 Data memory • Ergonomic display • Bi-directional communication • Long lasting battery • Class 1 Bluetooth • BT Printer enabled AWR100/200 RFID Reader

  31. Agrident is the most Powerful Stick Reader AWR100/200 RFID Reader Results in an official Test in Portugal

  32. ASR550 • Reading distance = 80cm (FDX) to 90cm (HDX) • New antenna concept with lower impact of metal and noise • Auto Tuning and integrated diagnosis • Various sizes of antennas possible • Wireless synchronisation • Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Multiplexer optional • For walk-through gates, abattoirs and scales for sheep Stationary Reader

  33. Remember Smart Farmers choose Tags

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