The Avid MUSICC Identification System features an integrated microchip cannister that securely stores 25 non-sterile microchips in plastic vials. The microchip cannister is preloaded with Avid, FECAVA, or ISO FDX-B coded microchips. The microchips can be sterilized by filling the MUSICC container with a cold sterile solution and placing the microchip cannister inside. Rotating the top of the microchip cannister, the microchip can be removed through the top of the carrier with the injector needle (AVID 3001). The MUSICC Identification System is ideal for field use where portability and convenience are important.

The Avid DNA Identification System features a single use disposable needle assembly for rapid, error free animal identification. The disposable needle assembly fits securely on the injector pistol and comes preloaded with a sterile 12.5mm microchip. The Avid DNA Identification System is designed to be used with the injector pistol (AVID3003 - sold seperately); the injector pistol provides a quick, sterile injection of the microchip transponder. The Avid DNA Identification System is ideal for environments where microchip implant protocols require minimal handling while assuring sterility of the microchip transponder.

The MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader is a portable, universal reader with all the advantages of the AVID MiniTracker series plus an additional 4" circular antenna on a waterproof, flexible extension arm. The circular antenna, handle and extension arm are all waterproof and can be immersed under water as long as the reader itself is kept out of the water. The MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader is designed to scan animals under water, through a cage or from a distance using the circular antenna. The total length of the antenna, handle and flexible extension arm measures approximately 4 feet, 9 inches. The MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader can read and display any AVID, FECAVA, TROVAN and ISO FDX-B coded radio frequency identification tags at 125KHz, 128KHz and 134.2KHz frequencies.

Application Notes

• MiniTracker Bluetooth Connection Guide

Documentation

• MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader Spec Sheet
• MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader User Manual
• MiniTracker 3 Wand Reader with Bluetooth^® User Manual

The AVID Power Tracker III is an identity tag reader with memory and translation capabilities. Its patented Multi-Mode technology enables it to read id tags from different manufacturers. The Power Tracker III is capable of reading, translating and storing up to 2000 AVID or FECAVA ID tag codes with a date & time stamp. The ID code can be displayed as manufactured or translated to an alphanumeric format as defined by the user. For example: the ID tag can be displayed as "AVID*123*456*789" or displayed as "MATTHEW-2432". The ID code, in its original or translated format, can be displayed on the Power Tracker's 16 character LCD, downloaded via RS-232 to a computer, and stored in the reader's memory.

In the operational mode, the Power Tracker emits two beep tones and visual LED flashes to signal that an identification tag has been read. When not in use, four beep tones sound every three minutes to warn the user that the unit is still on.

Software

Avid Power Trackers are compatible with any software that supports serial port communications. Please consult our customer service representatives at 1-800-336-2843 Option 3 for Avid's premium software solutions.

Avid Reader Wedge for Microsoft Windows^® 7, 8, and 10

The Avid Reader Wedge automatically transfers reading results to Windows^® as keyboard entries. To install the Reader Wedge, extract the package and run setup.exe.
See the Avid Reader Wedge User Guide for details.

Application Notes

• Avid Memory Module Data Logging Guide

The AVID Power Tracker V is a portable, water-resistant, hand-held identity tag reader. Its patented Multi-Mode technology enables it to read ID tags from different manufacturers. The Power Tracker V can read AVID, FECAVA and ISO FDX-B coded radio frequency identification tags. The ID code is displayed on the Power Tracker's 16 character LCD and can be downloaded via RS-232 to a computer. Optional emulation software is available to provide an automatic interface between the reader and a computer. In the operational mode, the Power Tracker emits two beep tones and visual LED flashes to signal that an identification tag has been read. When not in use, four beep tones sound every three minutes to warn the user that the unit is still on.

Software

Avid Power Trackers are compatible with any software that supports serial port communications. Please consult our customer service representatives at 1-800-336-2843 Option 3 for Avid's premium software solutions.

Avid Reader Wedge for Microsoft Windows^® 7, 8, and 10

The Avid Reader Wedge automatically transfers reading results to Windows^® as keyboard entries. To install the Reader Wedge, extract the package and run setup.exe.
See the Avid Reader Wedge User Guide for details.

The AVID Power Tracker VII is a portable, water-resistant, hand-held identity tag reader. Its Multi-Mode technology enables it to read ID tags from different manufacturers with different protocols. The Power Tracker VII can read and display ISO FDX-B and HDX ID tags conformant with ISO 11784 and 11785 standards. The ID code is displayed on the Power Tracker’s 16 character LCD and can be downloaded via RS-232 to a computer. Optional emulation software is available to provide an automatic interface between the reader and a computer.

In the operational mode, the Power Tracker emits two beep tones and a visual LED flashes to signal that an identification tag has been read. When not in use, four beep tones sound every three minutes to warn the user that the unit is still on.

Software

Avid Power Trackers are compatible with any software that supports serial port communications. Please consult our customer service representatives at 1-800-336-2843 Option 3 for Avid's premium software solutions.

Avid Reader Wedge for Microsoft Windows^® 7, 8, and 10

The Avid Reader Wedge automatically transfers reading results to Windows^® as keyboard entries. To install the Reader Wedge, extract the package and run setup.exe.
See the Avid Reader Wedge User Guide for details.

The Avid Auto-Tuning Reader is a versatile ISO stationary reader that can adapt to your applications. This reader automatically tunes to a variety of antennas and surrounding environments. Set-up is simple: just plug in the antennas and switch on the power to start reading!

With auto-tuning, antennas can be customized to fit your installation sites. The standard antenna is a 25"x33" solid panel optimized for walk-by scanning of ISO bolus tags. Metallic-frame, plastic-frame, and flexible-loop antennas are build-to-order. Tell us about your projects, and we can design the best solution for you.

• ISO FDX and HDX animal ID
• Dual-antenna scanning
• Auto-tune to different antenna configurations
• Auto-tune to different environment variations
• RS-232 serial port with USB and Bluetooth^® options
• Alligator power clips for wall-plug or batteries

The Auto-Tuning Reader is compatible with any software that supports serial port communications. Please consult our customer service representatives at 1-800-336-2843 Option 3 for Avid's premium software solutions.

Avid Reader Wedge for Microsoft Windows^® 7, 8, and 10

The Avid Reader Wedge automatically transfers reading results to Windows^® as keyboard entries. To install the Reader Wedge, extract the package and run setup.exe. See the Avid Reader Wedge User Guide for details.

The AVID Mini Tracker is engineered for convenience and performance, providing the user with the ideal solution when portability and cost are important. The AVID Mini Tracker is small enough to carry in your pocket. Its patented Multi-Mode technology enables it to read id tags from different manufacturers. The Mini Tracker is configured to read and display any AVID or FECAVA coded radio frequency identification tags. The ID code is displayed on the Mini Tracker's 16 character LCD or downloaded via an optional RS-232 to a computer.

In the operational mode, the Mini Tracker emits two beep tones to signal an identification tag has been read. When not in use, four beep tones sound every three minutes to warn the user that the unit is still on.