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RU6206 Reader Module

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RU6206 Reader Module

13.56 MHz micro-power embedded HF reader module | ISO 15693 and ISO 14443A

RU6206 Reader Module
A thin 150 mm embedded antenna-board module with RS232 or USB integration

ISO 15693 and ISO 14443A protocol support

Supports ISO 15693 and ISO 14443A, anti-collision processing and multi-card reading for embedded verification and device-integration workflows.

Protocol-specific reference read ranges

At least approximately 15 cm for ISO 15693 and at least approximately 8 cm for ISO 14443A. These are reference values; actual range depends on cards or tags, antenna placement and surrounding materials.

RS232 or USB host interface

RS232 or USB communication, 5 V via USB input and 0.6 W maximum power consumption define the electrical integration boundary.

150 x 150 x 8 mm embedded format

The documented module weighs approximately 150 g and supports I Code ILT, SLI, SLIX, SLIX2, NTAG21x (NFC) and Mifare S50/70.

Technical specifications

RU6206 Reader Module

HF RFID performance

Frequency13.56 MHz
ProtocolsISO 15693 and ISO 14443A
Read rateUp to 20 tags/s
Reference read/write rangeAt least approximately 15 cm for ISO 15693 and at least approximately 8 cm for ISO 14443A
Anti-collisionSupported
Multi-card readingSupported
Supported card/tag familiesI Code ILT, SLI, SLIX, SLIX2, NTAG21x (NFC) and Mifare S50/70

Interface and power

CommunicationRS232 or USB
Power input5 V via USB
Maximum power consumption0.6 W
Audible indicationConfigurable buzzer

Technical specifications

RU6206 Reader Module

Physical and environmental

Dimensions150 x 150 x 8 mm
Gross weightApproximately 150 g
ConstructionPCB
Water protectionNot rated for water exposure
Operating temperature-20°C to +60°C
Storage temperature-40°C to +85°C
Relative humidity10%-95% RH, non-condensing

Dimensions and structure

RU6206 Reader Module

RU6206 Reader Module Dimensions and structure

Project configuration, certification and final specifications are subject to the confirmed quotation and technical agreement.