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This app pairs with a specific RFID reader accessory for iPhones and iPods. It allows users to easily scan RFID tags by mounting their device to the reader and initiating a scan through the app or the reader's trigger buttons.
✓Connects to RFID reader accessory
✓Scan RFID tags
✓Use trigger buttons or in-app button
✓Compatible with iPhone/iPod
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What's New in RFID AsReader Dock
1.0.14
April 21, 2020
1. Added an error message. When writting RFID tag using Edit EPC, if the number of digits entered in the EPC(Text) is odd, the error message "Parameter error." will pop up. 2. Replace the Dock SDK to Ver.2.3.27
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How do I start reading RFID tags with RFID AsReader Dock?
To start reading RFID tags, first mount your iPhone/iPod to the AsReader device. Then, launch the RFID AsReader Dock app and press either the trigger buttons on the AsReader or the 'Read' button within the app.
What devices are compatible with RFID AsReader Dock?
RFID AsReader Dock is compatible with iPhone and iPod devices. It connects to the AsReader accessory via the lightning connector.
Is RFID AsReader Dock free to use?
Yes, RFID AsReader Dock is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with this application.
What is the age rating for RFID AsReader Dock?
RFID AsReader Dock has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users.
How often is RFID AsReader Dock updated?
The latest version of RFID AsReader Dock is 1.0.14, which was last updated on April 21, 2020. Users can check for future updates through their device's app store.
Where can I find more information about the RFID AsReader accessory?
For more detailed information about the RFID AsReader accessory and its functionalities, please refer to the official website at http://asreader.com/en/.
Does RFID AsReader Dock require an internet connection to read tags?
The provided description does not specify internet connection requirements for reading tags. However, the app's primary function is to interface with a hardware accessory, suggesting core functionality may be offline.
