RF IDEAS pcProx Enroll RDR-6081AKU-C16 USB Reader For Hid Prox With 16" Cable

pcProx^® Enroll

Read-only readers for identification and enrollment of proximity cards or contactless smart cards

RF IDeas’ pcProx card readers are designed for customers seeking to leverage their existing card system for applications beyond building access. The pcProx Enroll readers are engineered to work with nearly all proximity and contactless smart card technologies. The 13.56 MHz contactless model is compatible with most 13.56 MHz cards and the 125 kHz proximity model provides error-free identification for over 300 million physical access cards worldwide.

Featuring plug-n-play functionality, no required software, and embedded configurable flash memory, these readers are ready to integrate with nearly all operating systems, applications, and embedded controllers. As a card enrollment or ID badge reader/tester, the USB model emulates a keyboard and keystrokes the card’s ID and/or site code to the cursor’s location on the screen. The reader can be configured to add keystrokes before and after the card’s data. The serial version, available in RS-232, Ethernet, or USB Virtual COM, delivers the card’s data in ASCII.

In addition to the standard housing (shown), readers are available in various form factors, including: USB Dongle, PCMCIA, kiosk/wall mount, embedded keyboard, and OEM bare boards. Using the optional RF IDeas Software Developer’s Kit (SDK), the pcProx family of card readers can easily be integrated into most applications.

Note: For HID’s iClass cards, including Elite Key, the card’s data is read and will include the card ID and/or the facility site code, while for ISO 14443/15693, LEGIC, or NXP’s MIFARE cards/tags/labels, just the card’s serial number data is read from the card.

	PC/LAN Access Control Application Log-On Employee Identification		Time & Attendance Meeting Attendance, Visitor Management Hoteling		Dispensing
	PLC & Embedded Controllers Manufacturing		Secure Printing		Mobile
	OEM		Point of Sale		Physical Access

• Easy Interface and Protocol: USB models connect directly to a USB port and can be configured to send data as keystroking, non-keystroking or serial ASCII. RS232 models connect to a serial port and send data as ASCII. Ethernet models connect through an RJ45 connection and are send data as either ASCII or E/IP. Note: To utilize PoE and E/IP features with some models, a C-6200 adapter may be required
• Compatibility: Compatible with Windows CE®/2000®/XP®/ Vista®/7®, Macintosh®, Solaris™, Sun Ray™ thin clients, and Linux.
• Improves Accuracy and Productivity: Eliminates errors associated with individual identification.
• Versatile Mounting Options: Articulated cable and unobtrusive design allows for easy placement on desktops, mounted on monitors, time clocks and more.
• Medical/Healthcare HIPAA Compatible: Meets HIPAA requirements when used as a log-on reader.