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RF IDeas pcProx Reader
The RF IDeas pcProx Desktop USB reader for 125 KHz prox cards. Data read from cards is automatically keystroked into any field in which the cursor is flashing. This makes the entry of card numbers into the physical access system easy, fast and accurate. |
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For non-access control applications, the AIR ID reader can read or write to any application area on the iCLASS credential, with all reader functions controlled by an external host processor via the USB or RS-232 serial port using RF IDeas software.
Features
- Employee identification at data capture stations.
- Enrollment reader for proximity ID card and tags.
- Logon security:
Use proximity card as password in a One- or Two-factor authentication system.
- Badge verification station to check that programmed cards are accurate prior to deployment
- General identification:
Any software application requiring the identification of users.
- Employees use a single badge for building access and identification.
- Eliminates errors associated with individual identification.
Our CF Card allows any RF IDeas USB proximity card reader to keystroke the proximity card data to the location of the cursor on your PDA screen! This works on Compaq iPAQ and Dell Axim, expands your application and ideas of PDA based systems.
Supports USB Flash Memory reader/writers, USB Flash Memory sticks, Zip, Mo and other removable storage devices. Allows you to save, restore data from/to your PDA, to exchange big data simply with WindowsPC.
Easy to install, fully compatible with Windows Microsoft ActiveSync.
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Specifications
- Configuration application included with each reader.
Configuration mode allows user to select bits to include/exclude.
- Support for Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP
- Support for Citrix, Wyse etc..
- Increases productivity.
- No software required.
- No serial port required.
- No maintenance.
- Other pcProx models are available for a variety of keyboard wedge devices from manufacturers such as Symbol, Percon, AMI, etc.
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Options:
- Available for HID (26-bit or Corporate 1000), Motorola, Indala, AWID, Pyramid, or Casi-Rusco card formats
- USB or serial interfaces
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