Hach LANGE LOC 100, Basic User Manual

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Product description
The LOC 100 RFID read/write device can be used to write the operator
ID and location ID onto a sample bottle label together with the time and
date.
Every sample bottle then clearly has the following information assigned
to it:
• Location — where was the sample taken?
• Time — when was the sample taken?
• Operator — who took the sample?
This information (sample ID) can then be read by an RFID-compatible
photometer so that it can be saved together with the test results. This
allows the sample location, sample time and the operator to be
documented consistently.
The RFID starter set for sample identification comprises:
• The LOC 100 RFID read/write device
• Two operator RFID tags
• Five location RFID tags
• Five sets of sample bottle labels with sample RFID tags, in red (3
x)
,
blue (3
x)
, yellow (3
x)
, green (3
x)
and black (3
x)
.
All RFID tags can be written and read out as many times as required
using the LOC 100 or the RFID module in the photometer.
The following describes the writing and reading process of the individual
components in detail.