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103 desktop reader vs UCR10: a UHF reader for a computer or a phone
Both are compact UHF readers that run from the device they connect to, with no separate power supply. The 103 is a desktop reader-writer for a computer: it uses serial or HID communication with configurable output, needs no driver, and reads and writes tags at up to 30 cm, adjustable. The UCR10 plugs into the USB Type-C port of an Android phone or tablet (Android 7.0 and above) or a USB-C iPhone on iOS 17 and above, has no internal battery, weighs under 80 g and reads at up to 1.5 m.
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| Specification | UHF Desktop Reader - 103 | Identium UHF Portable Reader UCR10 |
|---|---|---|
| Price, excl. GST | ₹15,000 + GST per piece | ₹12,000 + GST per piece |
| Minimum order | 1 piece | 1 piece |
| Protocol | ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen2), ISO 18000-6B | EPC Class 1 Gen 2 |
| Read range | Up to 30 cm, adjustable | Up to 1.5 m |
| Interface | Serial / HID, configurable output | USB Type-C (plugs into the host device) |
| Power | No external power supply needed | From the host device's USB Type-C port; no internal battery |
Specs not stated for every model (7)
| Specification | UHF Desktop Reader - 103 | Identium UHF Portable Reader UCR10 |
|---|---|---|
| Model | IDTS-103 (103UDR) | Not stated |
| Frequency | Not stated | 860–960 MHz (covers India's 865–868 MHz band) |
| Multi-tag reading | Multi-tag reading and writing | Not stated |
| Compatible with | Not stated | Android 7.0 and above; USB-C iPhones on iOS 17 and above |
| Software and functions | Not stated | Android SDK |
| Driver | Not required | Not stated |
| Weight | Not stated | Under 80 g |
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