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RFID-Ready Printer is fully network manageable.
Mar 20 2007- Suited for medium-duty industrial applications, field-upgradeable GL4e series is capable of encoding Class 1 Gen 2 tags and can meet UHF frequency standards worldwide for global implementation with UHF RFID option. It comes with printer management utility, SATOnet Connect(TM), and standard triport communication protocols of RS232C serial, IEEE1284 high-speed parallel, and USB 2.0. Also included, Online Data Verifier (ODV) option validates barcode scanability at point of print.

OEM Print Engines suit high-volume, 24/7 environments.
Dec 20 2006- Employing 32-bit RISC micro-processor and capable of print speeds to 16 ips, S84 Series features 16 MB on-board RAM and field-configurable print resolution. Application-flexible products specifically support 203, 305, or 609 dpi print resolution, each at full 4.09 in. print width. Tri-port, plug-in interface design allows for various host communication options, and bi-directional ribbon capability. Other features include RFID-ready design and quick-change ribbon cassette option.

Mobile Barcode Printer operates at speeds to 4 ips.
Apr 27 2006- Featuring 2.6 in. maximum roll diameter, intelligent MB200i incorporates power-saving, 32-bit CPU; LCD screen; and Bluetooth or 802.11b wireless Ethernet interface modules. There is support for 64-/128-bit WEP and WPA (WPA-PSK) Data Encryption, secured with various user authentication standards. With outer construction of polycarbonate, smooth-edged, ergonomically modular unit fits in user's hand and has shock-absorbing mechanism to withstand heavy impact.

ID Band is designed for neonatal patients.
Jan 18 2006- Neonatal Secure ID(TM) provides platform for point-of-care barcoding and further ensures mother/child identification process. Band is latex-free, virtually indestructible, patient comfortable, and easily read. Points of administration include birthing wards, delivery rooms, maternity wards, neonatal intensive care units, and obstetric wards.

Barcode Printers feature RFID Gen 2 interoperability.
Aug 18 2005- Featuring UHF RFID multi-protocol technology, industrial, tabletop Models CL408e and CL412e support Class 1 and Class 0+, as well as ISO 18000 standards, which are widely accepted throughout Europe. RFID module also supports worldwide frequency bands for use around the globe.

Intelligent Barcode Printers employ 32-bit RISC processor.
Jan 26 2005- Available as direct thermal or thermal transfer units, web-enabled Series GTe features SATO Embedded Basic Language, allowing users to create and load customized stand-alone programs. With SEMBL, printers can interface with external devices such as keyboards, barcode scanners, and scales directly. Units offer print speed of 12 ips at 305 dpi and automatic detection system that detects any printhead change, allowing user to select print resolution based on requirements.

Traceability System checks status of products in real-time.
Oct 13 2004- Trace Eye manages entire production process from start to warehousing and delivery. It collects all real-time information related to production process including inventory and internal warehousing management, then sends information to production plant, warehouse, and distribution center, facilitating traceability as product passes through stages. Information is converted into electronic data so that it can be traced and shared within organization.

Print Engine provides automatic UHF RFID labeling.
Sep 29 2004- OEM Print Engine, Model M-8485Se, utilizes RFID module, which operates at 915 Mhz and conforms to EPC Class 1 standard. RFID labels feature embedded UHF chip that exchanges information with external reader. Data stored on smart label can be updated, supplemented, or deleted at any time. Print engine is suited for anti-theft, asset tracking, supply chain logistics, baggage tags, and factory automation applications.

RFID Printers offer EPC compliance.
Mar 9 2004- Models CL408e and CL412e UHF RFID Printers utilize multi-protocol RFID read/write technology, which supports EPC Class 1, ISO18000, and EM Marin protocols. They can be upgraded as new standards and protocols are established for RFID tags such as EPC Class 1 Generation 2. Using ultra-high frequency chips embedded in labels, SAMSys module enables RFID printers to print label and program chip inside label simultaneously.