Idesco will be exhibiting the latest version of their passive long range UHF-reader IR 9000, as well as presenting the new UHF tag option in credit card format at CARTES 2007 in Paris.  The IR9000 reader in combination with a windshield tag has been proven as an ideal solution for automated vehicle identification in parking applications.  The new UHF card tag enables usage also in Access Control applications, where identification distances of more than one metre are required.

Idesco will also show the elegant Access Pin Illuminatum, their latest pin code reader with a keypad light.  The Access Pin Illuminatum is nowadays available as 13,56MHz Multitechnology ID-reader and as Mifare sector reader.  Additionally they will present their whole Access reader family with technologies ranging from 125 kHz EM- and HID prox-technologies to Mifare® multi-technology and LEGIC technology alternatives.

They will be exhibiting at stand 4P086 at Cartes, which takes place from 13th to 15th November in Paris (at the Villepinte Exhibition Center.)

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