Can this work with any standard 125khz rfid card or do I have to purchase specific seco-larm cards?
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I bought the seco-larm cards and, while they work, my old EMX CARX-20 Prox / Mifare Contactless Smart Cards actually work better. The seco-larm cards need to touch the reader to be read while my others need to be real close also but trigger much better.
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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.
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Yes, it'll work with any router, hub, switch or card that has the normal screw-on antennas. And for best results you would replace both/all of the original antennas.
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you can use any code chip that comes in the strip box. just put it in the meter and turn it on to see if the code displays same as on the chip.
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My work uses the 125kHz cards and while it doesn't block that signal, it does drastically reduce the range of the card. Normally I can swipe at 4 - 6 inches away from the sensor but with these sleeves it drops the range to 1 - 2 inches.
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Reprogramming of all other cards should not be required. Each RFID card has its own identifier that has the programmed password code linked to it. My RFID cards are used with a Samsung SHS-3321 and in the event of loosing a card all I need to do is delete the card number associated with that unique identifier and linked pass code. I can reuse that number deleted and reprogram a new card with the pass code due to the new RFID card having a different unique identifier. The new card will work and the lost or stolen card will not.Hope this answers your question.
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It came with 2 RFs! Also, you can tag a good variety of cards to work as a key (such as credit card, and the metro card os my country, for instance) I really recommend this product! :)
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This card will do a couple of functions that others will not. You must have the right drivers. I will not tell you in this review, contact me directly.
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No. Credit card RFID uses a different frequency.This one uses 125khz. Credit cards use ISO 14443 13.56mhz. Look for a reader that supports that frequency. They are for sale on amazon.
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I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
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Flirc will pretty much work with ANY remotes. When you download the free config software it allows you to program the remote to the flirc. It's very simple and user friendly
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It will work with either card type...just make sure your computer can read the type of card you're using!(Moultrie's portable battery operated viewer is good quality and very convenient to use...)
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The card should work just fune with just about any pc. Amazingly enough it does not require additional power from the power supply and installs into a standadrd 16X pcie slot.
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http://www.taotronics.com/media/downloads/TT-BS003%20User%20Manual%200715.pdfI believe this is the exact same product, they just don't put the company name on the scanner for some reason...anyway, I have tried using some of the configuration barcodes and they seem to work. Hope it works for you!
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there are many devices that can read these ... this is one I use with a Rasberry Pi NEEWER®USB 125KHz EM4100 RFID Proximity Reader Free Driver IF these chips support writing you would need a system like one of these http://www.atmel.com/images/atmel-4602-innovative-silicon-rfid-idic-solutions_brochure.pdf
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I don't have this device but I do have another brand and it works with RF, infrared couldn't possibly be used as its too localized and requires direct view of the transmitter.
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RFID card is compatible to any same shs-1321 door lock. So if you install them each door. any RFID card can work. Thank you.