Scanner Features
Unsurpassed Bluetooth Barcode Reader (2D and 1D). No need to be an expert in 2D
barcode reading.
Reads barcodes through at least 3 layers
of clear plastic
Sends the barcode data wirelessly
Can use any Bluetooth Blackberry
Barcode data saved on SD card
Blackberry 8800 or 8820 provided
Hold up to 1,000 000 reads
Remote Setup
3 to 4 days of normal use per charge
Easy to use Interface for barcode reading (point and click)
Tutorial videos that explain how to use the system
Full keyboard
Voice messaging
Prints to our Bluetooth printer
Swiftium System Features
Reads any 2D and 1D barcode
Understands the format of any barcodes. Makes it
readable for a human being in minute by using our Web Interface to setup the device
remotely.
Using our wireless option each barcode read is sent immediately
to the Swiftium Web site where the data can be viewed, searched and downloaded in Excel or text format.
All the barcodes that are read are saved on the
Blackberry SD card. With a computer the data on the SD card can be viewed and saved
as an Excel or text file and automatically uploaded to the Swiftium servers. A USB SD card adaptor is provided. The user keeps the SD card and the
adaptor, complimentary of Swiftium.
Special Features
Custom Questions
There
is an option to setup each blackberry with a set of custom questions using our Web
Interface and send the set of questions to the device. After reading a barcode,
the user can answer the questions. The set of answers is automatically associated
with each barcode and can be viewed at anytime for later use.
Session Tracking
From the Swiftium Web Interface, a list of sessions can be created and sent remotely
to the device. From the device, the user can select the appropriate session. Each time
a barcode is read, the data is associated to the current session.
Access Control
Swiftium gives you the tools and the know how to encode in each barcode the
rights for a person to access a specific event. A set of events is associated to
a device. Upon a specific event chosen on the device and the data encoded in the barcode,
the device indicates if the event can be attended or not.
Taking Notes
Using the full keyboard of the Blackberry, the user can take notes after
a barcode has been read. Each note will be associated with the barcode that has been
read and can be consulted for later use.
Printing
There is the option to connect the device with our portable Bluetooth printer
and print in a readable format the barcodes that are read. The printing reports
the notes and the custom questions answers for each badge.
Special Features for Show Organizers
Data push
The Swiftium system has the capability to push in real time all the data that
is read by the devices to the Show organizers system. Swiftium uses XML Web services
to push the data. The data can be pushed as well from the SD card from a computer with
an Internet connection. The SD card has a preinstalled program that performs the
data push automatically in one single click.
Show or Event monitoring [pat. pend.]
Swiftium makes available our monitoring program that can be run from any Windows
platform with an Internet connection. The monitoring system monitors all the devices
for a specific event.
It indicates remotely for each device:
- Battery level
- Time and Date
- Number of reads
- Location of the device
- The setup identifier
- The custom questions identifier when available
- The current session when available.
From the monitoring application the time and date and the session can be changed
remotely. Each device can be turned off remotely from the program.
Local database setup and lookup [pat. pend.]
This feature is used when 1D barcodes are used. Swiftium can load an entire
database on each SD card that contains the data associated for each 1D barcode for
a specific event. As soon as a 1D barcode is read, the device looks for the corresponding
data on its SD card (First Name, Last Name etc.) and displays it on the Blackberry screen, then
sends the data on the Swiftium server and saves the data into an Excel or Text format.
If onsite registration is performed, the show organizer can send in real-time the
new registered data to the Swiftium servers, then the data is broadcasted to all
the devices used for that show and saved into the existing SD card database.
