Doorking RFID Proximity Readers - Mifare Classic w/ Wiegand Output

DoorKing offers the following proximity card reader products: DK Prox, HID and AWID proximity card readers, all of which are compatible with the 1830 Series access controllers. All readers feature a cosmetically appealing design that will blend with any architectural design and are sealed in epoxy, making them vandal-resistant and are ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. Mifare card readers are also available for those applications using Mifare Classic cards (we do not sell the Mifare cards, just the Mifare card readers).

AVI (or Automated Vehicle ID) Long Range readers operate in the same manner as proximity card systems, but with longer ranges - up to 25 feet. A typical AVI system places a tag on the vehicle, rather than having the user carry it. In this manner, a gate system will open automatically as the vehicle approaches with a properly credentialed tag. This provides convenience and is ideal in applications where only authorized vehicles are allowed entry.

Have DKProx cards or Mifare cards that are un-usable because the card number has worn off? A simple solution is to use the DK Card Identifier which allows you to read the card access code on your computer — 1815-640 for 26-bit proximity cards and 1815-620 for Mifare Classic 4-Byte UID 13.56 MHz cards.

• Because physical contact is not required, proximity card readers can read card data through common building materials like: concrete, brick, stone, drywall, plaster, glass, wood, plastic...in fact, through anything but metal
• Proximity card readers are maintenance free. There are no parts to wear out or adjust
• Passive card technology provides an unlimited number of "card reads" with no battery to wear out
• Passive cards, unless they are physically abused, will last virtually forever
• Clamshell, ISO Graphic and KeyTag type cards are available
• Read ranges are not absolute and will vary depending on several factors including where the reader is mounted, the mounting surface and product application
• These card readers output their data in 26-bit wiegand format
• Most card readers operate on 5-12 VDC, AVI systems may operate at different voltages
• These card readers are not designed for stand-alone operation and must be connected to an access controller (DKS 1830 Series systems)