The description says RF ID card and Pin. Will the unit operate using only the pin pad?
899057
yes, it will operate using either one or both, you can set it to use just the pin or just the card or both. I did not try, but I think you can set it by user, where one needs both and another just a pin or card
680617
I don't know. It is a standard serial to RS232. I used it to connect a credit card terminal external pinpad to a computer. You would have to match the electrical specs to your needs. Good luck!
806665
I was only able to get the rfid card working using the library. My fob that came with won't scan on anything. Could be bricked or have a different access bits
2273887
No it doesn't have a 5-digit pin. However, it comes with instructions on how to cinc it with the door main door opener.Only takes a minute to do. Very easy.
268593
Was remote designed for RI? and RF? Radio Frequency should nor be interfered with the base? my technician just came over and I have asked him.
54032
Hi my friend , Look if you use the same device it will work but if remove the RFID from the device I don't know if it will work .
35677
No. It does not use RFID technology. The range to activate the connection is extremely close. In my experience it has to be within a few centimeters are the reception pad before it will activate the door lock.
1561104
It is not RF-capable out of the box. Easily fixed by adding the 6160-RF keypad. This is what I run, and it works perfectly.
1565102
Not sure. I would think that the connections should be universal. The signal from the connection should react with the pad. You might contact both vendors they should have a good idea if the pads are compatible.
529659
I'm not sure, but assume it would work. Appears to be the same pin configuration. It works fine for me.
967109
This is a super weird internal pin out, it will probably not work. Safety not guaranteed.
1508688
No, just the extension and receiver. Uses a normal pin so all you will need is one additional pin. Has worked well for a trailer, pop-up camper and bike rack.
2136637
Yeah, just be sure you do not push the pin all the way out. Check out a youtube video. There is several good ones that show how it is done.
1089485
cannot completely answer your question. there is a RS 232 port (round shape with about 10 tiny holes) and a pin pad PORT which I never use n I dont know the function of. But the way I have been using it is: Turn the power on, connect a telephone cable into th "Line Port", then start using. I never connect it to any cash register. You enter th credit amount into either your register or POS computer manually.At the end of the day your POS computer will give you the daily credit card total and so as your register. Even if this hypercom has any connection to an external computer or register, you also would need your computer or register to have the compatible function. So, just do it the way I do it, ie. swipe and accept cahrge, that's it.
409510
You can use 5 separate pins. This includes the master pin and four other pins. There's also a duress pin which I didn't include that will allow you to send a silent signal to the monitoring service if someone just happens to come in and make you disarm the system. The police will be automatically notified. So actually there are 6 pins. If you use the interactive monitoring you can easily add and change them online.
1717382
No but all I did was remove one of the black pins (ground ) That way it becomes a 9 pin and works perfectly.
1365453
Just look for in Amazon for a 125khzAnd 26bit rfid card reader. There are various model with usb, urat, ps/2 conection.