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# RFID Timing

RFID Timing is an Australian brand specializing in passive and active RFID timing systems. Wiclax is compatible with both *Ultra* and *Echoactive* systems.

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## Connexion

On the Wiclax side, the first step is to create an `RFID Timing` acquisition in the acquisitions window and select the corresponding hardware: `EchoActive` or `Ultra`.

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Here, the IP address of the box has been entered. The default port will be used if none is specified. Simply click the `Connect` button to start receiving the readings.

The `Start reading` button allows the box to be put into reading mode from Wiclax.

{% hint style="info" %}
As a reminder, the timing equipment and the PC must be on the same IP address range (see [the Basic Network Principles](/en/use-wiclax/acquisition-of-timing-data/basic-network-principles.md) page).
{% endhint %}


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