iPad, iPhone, iTouch NFC reader scans RFID tag data into any iOS app

This video shows how to use the IDChamp [13.56MHz] high frequency RFID reader with a BlueSnap HID dongle from Serialio.com to read these RFID tags into the Notepad app on the iPad.
Both the IDChamp RFID reader, and BlueSnap-HID dongle, are powered by the mobile power pack. We turn on the power and the BlueSnap will make a Bluetooth connection with the iPad, the connection can be confirmed when the BlueSnap connection LED is on steady.
Then we simply tap where we want the data to be typed and scan the RFID tags.
This same solutions works for all iPad and iPhone apps. For example we will launch the Safari browser, and go to Restock.com List-in-Hand Mobile List site, then we tap where we want to scan the tags, and the data is posted to the cursor location on the web page.
For more information about the solution shown in this video, as well as many other innovative mobile wireless RFID and Barcode scanning solutions for hundreds of models of mobile devices, please contact Serialio.com. Thank you for watching.

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• IDChamp
• HF
• RFID
• Reader
• BlueSnap
• HID
• with
• iPad

[xjreyes]

LOL my Nexus S 4G can do all this with no cords.

[SerialMagic]

@xjreyes You are Right! The Nexus S has a built in NFC reader! Just download the Grid-In-Hand Mobile Grid or SerialMagic Gears Android Apps from serialio.com (also available FREE on the Android Market). Configuration is quick and soon you will be scanning RFID tag data into your phone. With NO Additional Hardware required! Take a look at the Video Response to see our Nexus S Android solution.

[piroguy1000]

Could you connect this up to a ipod touch 4th gen?

[SerialMagic]

@piroguy1000 YES!!! This solution will work with an iPod touch (iTouch) Generation 3 (Gen 3) or later running iOS 4. All iPads and iPhones that are 3GS or later running iOS4. Give us a call at (805) 964-8883 and we will be happy to answer any questions.

[andrei9444]

it's like a bluetooth keyboard, it will work with any pc/mac/iphone/ipad that can handle bluetooth keyboards.