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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1. Can TagIQ™ data be used in enterprise software systems? 2. How does TagIQ™ compare with RFID & Bar Codes? 3. Can we use TagIQ™ in an explosive environment? 4. How long will the Tag last. 5. What are the minimum PC requirements? 6. Can we use our existing database to program tags? 8. Is it possible to have different field types? 1. Can TagIQ data be used in enterprise software systems? Yes
2. How does TagIQ compare with RFID & Bar Codes? A TagIQ Tag is not a Bar Code or RFID tag. A TagIQ Tag is a passive device that is activated by touch allowing the user to read, write, and track actual data in the field. With Bar Codes and RFID tags, the only information they contain is an ID # that needs to be relayed back to a relational database in order to obtain any information about that particular ID #. Bar Codes and RFID Tags historically can not hold up or perform accurately within harsh environments. With the TagIQ solution, the most recent data is stored inside a stainless steel can and on the PC without manually inputting the data.
3. Can we use TagIQ in an explosive environment? The TagIQ Tag meets UIL#913 (4th edit); Intrinsically Safe Apparatus, Approved under Entity Concept for use in Class I, Division 1, Group A,B,C and D locations The readers are not intrinsically safe. 4. How long will the Tag last. The ROM ID on the tag will last indefinitely. The memory in the tag will last over 40 years operating at room temperature. 5. What are the minimum PC requirements? One available USB port or 9-pin serial port: Space Requirements: 6. Can we use our existing database to program tags? Yes, the import function is used to import data. Yes, TagIQ is compatible with Windows 3.1, NT, 2000 and XP. 8. Is it possible to have different field types? Yes, there are four different field types.
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