BMDS DAS-8020 is used in conjunction with a wired handheld BMDS reader.
These are new in box. We have 36 available. These units came from a Pharmaceutical company who changed their animal ID methods and no longer needed the inventory of chip readers. Please contact for a shipping quote to purchase more than one!
From the manufacturer:
The DAS-8020 Data Acquisition unit is part of a two piece system for reading the ID data from BMDS™ Implantable Micro-Transponders. In use, it is connected and partnered to a BMDS™ Smart Probe; either a RSP-8004 probe for reading IMI Micro-Transponders or an RSP-8025 probe for reading XPT, IPT-300/IPTT-300 transponders. The DAS-8020’s dual role is to provide clean isolated power to the probe while receiving the captured transponder data back from the probe. This transponder data is then displayed and can be sent out to its various output data ports for connection to a computer or terminal.
The DAS-8020 comes with a heavy metal base but can also be configured to mount directly to the Smart Probe stand with no additional parts.
There are three data ports: USB Serial, USB Keyboard, and RS-232 Serial with a DB9 connector. There is a front panel switch for turning off both the unit and the attached probe. In addition to the bright easy to read display, there is an LED indication for USB connection status and probe power.
BMDS DAS-8020 is used in conjunction with a wired handheld BMDS reader.
These are new in box. We have 36 available. These units came from a Pharmaceutical company who changed their animal ID methods and no longer needed the inventory of chip readers. Please contact for a shipping quote to purchase more than one!
From the manufacturer:
The DAS-8020 Data Acquisition unit is part of a two piece system for reading the ID data from BMDS™ Implantable Micro-Transponders. In use, it is connected and partnered to a BMDS™ Smart Probe; either a RSP-8004 probe for reading IMI Micro-Transponders or an RSP-8025 probe for reading XPT, IPT-300/IPTT-300 transponders. The DAS-8020’s dual role is to provide clean isolated power to the probe while receiving the captured transponder data back from the probe. This transponder data is then displayed and can be sent out to its various output data ports for connection to a computer or terminal.
The DAS-8020 comes with a heavy metal base but can also be configured to mount directly to the Smart Probe stand with no additional parts.
There are three data ports: USB Serial, USB Keyboard, and RS-232 Serial with a DB9 connector. There is a front panel switch for turning off both the unit and the attached probe. In addition to the bright easy to read display, there is an LED indication for USB connection status and probe power.
