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Compact eLink Reader 

 

 

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eXI Wireless Systems 

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July 2003 

  

Revision 

1.0 

 

The Compact eLink Reader is a detection device usually used as a departure alarm. 

Compact eLink Reader detects the presence of eXI wrist or asset transponders within 

a prescribed detection zone. Compact eLink Reader may be used to: 

•  Alert if people or property at risk are near an egress or danger zone. 

•  Automatically open doors or activate equipment when a tag is present. 

•  Indicate proximity of any "tagged" item or person. 

The system application is defined in Firmware.  For example, the device when con-

figured as Assetrac ProtecPoint system controller, will identify only Asset Tags as 

valid.  

 

The Compact eLink Reader is simple to install and uses eXI's high reliability RFID 

(Radio Frequency Identification) protocols to ensure accurate detection.  A tag is 

sensed when it enters a detection field that is set up around the eXI Compact eLink 

Reader Controller. This system uses an optional wireless keypad to control bypass 

functions, accepting alarms and changing passwords.  The Compact eLink Reader is 

a valued priced system designed to be used as a stand alone or networked system to 

protect smaller perimeters. 

 

Various features are built in the Compact eLink Reader System to accommodate a 

variety of applications with minimum supervision.  

 

•  Adjustable detection range (3’-12’) 

•  Bypass alarms 

•  Audio and visual alarm indication  

•  1 Master password 

•  2 Users passwords 

•  Remote Wireless Keypad (Optional) 

•  Light weight Wrist Tag with a 3-year pro-rated warranty  

•  Asset Tag with 3 year pro-rated warranty 

•  Auxiliary Port: 1set of NO / NC relay contacts  

 

Compact eLink Reader in a ‘Patient Tracking’ application, is designed to assist staff in 

providing a higher degree of safety for patients. It is not intended as the sole 

premises. Regular checks to verify that your Compact eLink Reader system is op-

erational is highly recommended.