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SSD-D4AL
USB RFID tag readers are controlled near-field encoding devices used for desktop RFID tasks.
✔️ Flexible Antenna Expansion
SSD-D4AL supports 4, 8, or 16 external antennas, allowing integrators to select a configuration that fits different reading zones and equipment layouts.
✔️ Simple USB-HID Integration
With USB-HID keyboard emulation, tag information can be exported directly into compatible software. USB cable power and plug-and-play operation help reduce installation complexity.
✔️ Reliable Short-Range RFID Performance
Powered by the Impinj E710/X3M1 chipset, the reader supports EPC C1G2 and ISO18000-6B/C, with reading distance of up to 30 cm depending on the tag and environment.
SSD-D4AL is high-performance RFID reader designed for equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and developers who need reliable tag identification in compact or controlled reading areas. Its USB-HID communication makes it suitable for applications where tag data needs to be entered into existing software without complicated driver installation. With support for multiple external antennas, configurable RF output, and tag data filtering, the reader can be integrated into retail counters, document tracking systems, small inventory stations, access control equipment, and other RFID-enabled devices. The customizable logo and three available sizes also make it suitable for OEM projects.
The CYKEO-D1LA usb rfid tag reader is built around near-field operation.
Its compact body fits small workspaces, while the focused antenna prevents cross-reading nearby tags. This makes it easier to issue or rewrite tags one by one without mistakes. USB power removes the need for external adapters, keeping the setup clean and portable.
Keep tags within the intended writing zone.
For best results, place tags inside the 10 cm range and adjust output power based on tag sensitivity. Avoid metal desks or strong electromagnetic sources nearby. The demo software also supports tag filtering, which helps skip already-programmed tags during batch operations.
It supports EPC C1G2 and ISO18000-6B/C protocols for UHF RFID tag reading and writing.
SSD-D4AL uses the Impinj E710/X3M1 chipset for high-performance RFID processing.
It is suitable for compact inventory stations, retail systems, document tracking, access control equipment, and other short-range RFID applications.
Yes. Logo customization is available for OEM and branded equipment projects.
It allows the reader to send tag information to compatible software as keyboard input, making data export easier.
No. It is powered through a USB cable, helping simplify installation.
Yes. The reader can be configured to support 4, 8, or 16 external antennas.
Its reading distance is approximately 0–30 cm, depending on the tag, antenna, and operating environment.
Yes, that’s one of its strengths.
CYKEO provides C# and Java SDKs so developers can build their own encoding tools, POS integrations, or inventory utilities. The Type-C interface supports stable data transfer, and the reader works with both ISO 18000-6C and ISO 18000-6B tags, making it flexible across regions and applications.
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CYKEO RFID devices are designed for controlled, real-world environments. From retail counters and libraries to logistics offices, healthcare facilities, and smart manufacturing support stations, CYKEO delivers RFID tools that focus on stability, precision, and long-term usability rather than headline specs.
