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<span style="font-size: 24pt;" >'''Transcore MPRX Multi-Protocol Reader. '''</span> | |||
<span style="font-size: 24pt;" >'''MPRX Multi-Protocol Reader. '''</span> | |||
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The MPRX employs advanced multiplexing techniques that improve reader performance at higher vehicle speeds when compared to legacy products, allowing one reader to manage up to four antennas. In addition, the reader can supply active antenna information to the host, tying tag reads to each multiplexed antenna | The MPRX employs advanced multiplexing techniques that improve reader performance at higher vehicle speeds when compared to legacy products, allowing one reader to manage up to four antennas. In addition, the reader can supply active antenna information to the host, tying tag reads to each multiplexed antenna | ||
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[[Media:MPRX Data Sheet.pdf|MPRX Data Sheet]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 26 March 2026
Transcore MPRX Multi-Protocol Reader.
General
TransCore’s MPRX Multiprotocol Reader is a radio frequency identification (RFID) reader that is specifically designed for harsh environment applications.
The MPRX comes in an IP65/67 rated case for dust and water ingress protection in harsh outdoor or rail environments. The MPRX boasts Ethernet (via sealed M12 connector), RS422, and RS232 communication protocols. All interfaces support simultaneous host communications in real-time for passing read data to the host computer.
The MPRX employs advanced multiplexing techniques that improve reader performance at higher vehicle speeds when compared to legacy products, allowing one reader to manage up to four antennas. In addition, the reader can supply active antenna information to the host, tying tag reads to each multiplexed antenna