RFID- badge and card USB reader (LF,HF,NFC) - 2
  • RFID- badge and card USB reader (LF,HF,NFC) - 2

RFID- badge and card USB reader (LF,HF,NFC)

De 164,00€ à 225,00 Tax excluded

the reader

Tax excluded Livraison : 1 à 3 semaines
  • A turnkey reader
  • A contactless reader ( 30 mm ) 
  • For indoor and outdoor use / temperature resistant
  • 3 choices of interfaces
  • Red / green indicator light and audible signal
  • Two frequencies to choose from
  • Poossibility of fixing 

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Total : 225.00€ HT

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At home on Thursday 21 November 2024

This RFID reader allows you to quickly read RFID badges and cards. This reader for badges and RFID cards can be fixed with screws. Easy and quick to use, you will be able to read your contactless RFID transponders (RFID cards, RFID badges, RFID tags...) to, for example, manage the access to a car park, control the entry and exit of your staff or your customers of your sports...


RFID reader, how does it work ? 

A reader is a device that emits radio frequency signals and can detect all labels and chips within its reading range. rfid chip readers provide the energy needed to detect and decode RFID antennas at a greater or lesser distance. The reading distance depends on the reading frequency and the size of the antenna.

Reading the chip consists in knowing the IUD (chip identification number), the type of chip and reading the potential data written on it. For example, the data encoded in the chip can be the name of the customer entering a gym or the number of entries on the card.

For a better understanding, check out the 10-point RFID here.


Which reader for which RFID chip ? 

It is important to know that the reader and the chip must imperatively be on the same frequency spectrum: either low, high frequency.  Here is a table summarizing the correspondence between chips and communication standards: 

Type of frequency read by readersWave frequencyCommunication standardRead chipsIUD-unique chip identification numberReadingWriting/Ecoding
Low frequency (LF) 125Khz Weigand
  • EM ou TK4100;4102,4200,4005,4105,5530
7 to 14 characters 3 cm red cross
High frequency (HF) 13.56Mhz ISO 15693
  •  NXP I-CODE 2 (SLI)
  • TI / Tag- it 
  • Other compatible chips with ISO15693
7 to 14 characters 10 cm à 1 m  green tick
ISO 14443A
  • NXP Mifare Ultralight
  • NXP Mifare standard
  • NXP Mifare S50 4byte et S50 7byte
  • Nxp Mifare S70 4byte et 7byte
  • NXP Mifare Desfire EV1
  • NTAG213, NTAG215, NTAG216
7 to 14 characters 10 cm à 1 m green tick
ISO 14443B
  • Atmel ( chip that reads but does not encrypt)
7 to 14 characters 10 cm à 1 m red cross

If you have labels or tags known as "NFC", the frequency used by them is similar to that of high-frequency chips (13.56Mhz) and they are therefore compatible with this RFID reader. 


Which drive for which use ? 

An interface allows the rfid tag receiver to be connected to a power source. Depending on where you want to connect an RFID reader and how you use it, the interface differs :

  • USB-VCP reader: This reader is delivered with a USB-VPC cable of about 1m50 (see photo opposite). It is ideal when you work with free software such as  putty. The VCP reader works in plug & play, i.e. it is directly functional after connection and installation of the management software.
  • USB-Keyboard Reader: This reader connects directly to the computer with its 1.50m long USB-Keyboard cable. It is compatible with desktop computers but also with laptops. In order to visualize the data collected by the RFID reader, it is ideal to create your own programming interface (API).
  • RS232 reader: in order to be able to use this product, it is imperative to have a 9-12VCD (direct current voltage) power supply.  For this product the cable is only 15cm long and the wires are stripped, i.e. it must be connected to a robot, gantry or other sources.


How do you encode his chip so that it’s readable ?

It is important to know that encoding means that data can be stored inside the chip and that the storage space differs depending on the chips. The storage space is called a byte and the more bytes you have, the larger the storage size.

To encode chips, you usually need software to encode the chips. For a computer scientist or a person with a good knowledge of encoding, creating such software will be quite within their reach. Moreover, by creating your own software, your tag will be able to contain the data of your choice.

However, so-called NFC chips such as NXP Mifare, NTag are encodable via a smartphone by downloading the free (or paid for more functionality) NFC Tools application available on the App store or the Google store.

ACC-LCB-HF-CLA

Data sheet

Unit
the reader
Conditioning
individually
Guarantee
1 year
Temperature resistance
- 30°C à + 55°C
Dimensions
120 x 80 x 20 mm
Reading distance
30 mm
Cut
little or big
Interface
usb cable ( supplied)
Power
Bus powered
Tags
EM/TK4000, 4100, 4102, 4200, 5530

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Frequency High frequency (HF) Ref. ACC-LCB-HF-RS

Quantités Prix € HT
RS232
Prix € HT
USB VPC
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USB Keyboard
1 225 € 225 € 225 €
10 219 € 219 € 219 €
25 182 € 182 € 182 €
50 164 € 164 € 164 €


Frequency Low Frequency (LF) Ref. ACC-LCB-LF-RS

Quantités Prix € HT
RS232
Prix € HT
USB VPC
Prix € HT
USB Keyboard
1 225 € 225 € 225 €
10 219 € 219 € 219 €
25 182 € 182 € 182 €
50 164 € 164 € 164 €

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