RFID tag Atlo ATLO-615M — programmable UID, compact passive transponder

Atlo ATLO-615M is a compact passive RFID transponder with a programmable UID, designed for identification and asset tracking where a customizable identifier is required. The tag operates without a battery, is compatible with standard RFID readers, and is intended for use in access control, inventory management, device pairing and other systems that accept externally written unique identifiers.

Advantages

The programmable UID capability allows the stored identifier to be modified to match existing systems or to reassign tags without physical replacement. Its compact passive design eliminates the need for a power source and reduces maintenance. The transponder is made for reliable read ranges with common RFID readers and supports straightforward integration into existing workflows that use RFID-based identification.

Suitable for

• Access control systems requiring custom identifiers
• Inventory and asset tracking in warehouses and offices
• Device pairing and commissioning with programmable UIDs
• Temporary tagging where identifiers may change

Key specifications

• Type: Passive RFID transponder with programmable UID
• Form factor: Compact tag suitable for attachment to devices or assets
• Power: Passive (no onboard battery)
• Compatibility: Works with standard RFID readers supporting programmable UID tags
• Primary use: Identification, access control, inventory tracking, device pairing

How to use

Present the tag to a compatible RFID reader or programmer and follow the reader’s procedure to write or modify the UID according to system requirements. After programming, verify the UID readback to ensure the identifier was written correctly. Mount or attach the tag to the target asset or device using the appropriate method for the installation environment, ensuring the tag faces the expected reader direction and is not shielded by metal or other interfering materials.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, program UIDs using a validated RFID writer and confirm compatibility with the target access control or inventory system. Place tags where they have a clear line of sight to readers when possible and avoid mounting directly on large metal surfaces without a spacer or ferrite backing if the application requires consistent read range.