Will a key card with RFID chip in it still open doors etc when inside the case?
188043
I honestly don't know from experience but looking at the way that it's Bill I don't see any reason why he would ship the cards are held up by a plastic excuse me flexible plastic pyramid inside of the case so it adjust to the cards inside of the case thus protecting him making it secure enough so that it won't fall out
188044
You have to take the card out... If you're asking if the card will work through the case no.
1333064
Yes FYI Its not a high security lock. More of a convenience of not needing a key or remembering a combination.
1893874
A key will probably fit in the ipod pocket. A credit card or ID card will not.
2021909
You have to have the key that currently works in the lock to activate the key-change procedure. Odds are against that, I hope.
1047319
In locked mode, from the exterior side of the door the knob will turn and will make a beeping sound, however the door will not unlock until the correct code is entered. When the correct code is entered after pressing the # key there will be a single beep, at which time the door will unlock, momentarily, for entry. As for the interior whenever, the knob is turned, YES, the door will open.
1231236
Pin code for opening safe/ key for the small cubby inside/ does come with keys if keypad malfunctions
1309076
I don't know. I suspect if an intruder knew where the device was placed and had something that could be pushed under the door, said intruder could perhaps push the device inside and thus gain entry w/o activating the device.
1345719
Yes - no problem. I think there is an RFID chip in my ID card and it is scanned by a reader in the lobby. I don't think you really can't swipe the card if it has a magnetic strip that has to be passed through a slot to be read.
316069
Yes when it is used as a cash drawer you must use the key each time you open it.
1745145
Hello Matthew I am a seller of samsung shs-2920 it comes with 2 card keys but I am afraid that the nfc doesn't work on this doorlock thank you for asking have a great one :)
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
1378783
Yes. It also comes with a key. There is also a 9v battery with plug that can be inserted from the outside to bypass the battery. You will still need your fingerprint to open the door.
920561
In the first place, they would have to open it and it can only be opened by preset fingerprint. It comes with a key also.
2208940
No, not that I've experienced. It's a small, round button-like magnet in the middle of the case, and if you put your credit card on the top level of slots, magnet side facing away from the magnet closure, you should be fine!!! :)
658378
Christen, I am not sure about this. The key that I placed in the safe is a "Valet" type key with no chip embedded. This just allows me to get into the vehicle when I have locked my keys inside. There may be information in your vehicle owners manual regarding care of the fob that would address magnets. I would also recommend adding a zip tie/ cord to secure the safe to a fixed point in the event that the magnet were to come loose. The magnet is very strong and this is unlikely.
126335
If you tape one of the programmed round RFID tags to the inside of the transparent cat flap, the door will think a cat is constantly present and act accordingly. This means you can use the timer mode to allow any cat (or other animal!) in or out at selected hours, without requiring any of the cats to have an ID tag or microchip. This has worked for us for 3 years with no apparent problems.
1070374
By Default, the lock is configured can not read ID card. Please refer to RFID Card Function to enable card reading function: Enable: Verify any registered fingerprint on lock and press + key. Disable: Verify any registered fingerprint on lock and press - key.