rf IDEAS WAVE ID Plus Keystroke HID iCLASS SE V2 Black Reader - RF proximity reader - USB
Mfg # RDR-80081AKU-AMZN
CDW # 5634374
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rf IDEAS pcProx Plus is a dual frequency programmable card reader that provides the advantages of reading both proximity and contactless smart cards in one reader. This reader allows users to leverage their employee ID badges, or any 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz tags or labels, for other forms of secure authentication and identification throughout the workplace.
This plug-and-play reader supports nearly all card types and includes flash memory, allowing users to quickly configure the readers output to meet their needs. Its highly configurable technology allows the reader the capability of simultaneously handling any two of the available technologies - proximity or contactless.
The pcProx Plus multi-technology reader delivers flexibility to any customer, integrator or end user struggling with different card technologies. It's the ideal reader for enrollment into third party software or for single sign-on integrators. As an integrated reader, it has the ability to work with a multitude of applications.
Easy interface allows USB models to connect directly to a USB port and can be configured to send data as keystroking, non-keystroking or serial ASCII.
This plug-and-play reader supports nearly all card types and includes flash memory, allowing users to quickly configure the readers output to meet their needs. Its highly configurable technology allows the reader the capability of simultaneously handling any two of the available technologies - proximity or contactless.
The pcProx Plus multi-technology reader delivers flexibility to any customer, integrator or end user struggling with different card technologies. It's the ideal reader for enrollment into third party software or for single sign-on integrators. As an integrated reader, it has the ability to work with a multitude of applications.
Easy interface allows USB models to connect directly to a USB port and can be configured to send data as keystroking, non-keystroking or serial ASCII.