pcProx ExpressCard
Identification and enrollment reader
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Overview:
The pcProx ExpressCard is designed for customers seeking to leverage their existing card system for applications beyond physical security. The family of pcProx card and badge readers eliminate the need for manual entry providing error-free identification. The ExpressCard allows users to leverage their building access cards for other forms of identification and security throughout the workplace. Engineered to work with nearly all proximity and contactless technologies, pcProx readers provide error-free identification for over 300 million physical access proximity cards and badges worldwide.
The pcProx ExpressCard adds flexibility to connectivity needs by incorporating RF IDeas technology into an ExpressCard format. It is designed to provide interchangeability among computers and other devices where ruggedness, low power, small size, portability and security are critical. The ExpressCard can be easily and quickly installed into any device that has an ExpressCard slot. This reader offers straightforward installation, configuration and the same ease-of-use expected with all RF IDeas products.
Using the optional RF IDeas Software Developer’s Kit (SDK), the pcProx ExpressCard can be easily integrated with most applications. It can be configured to add keystrokes before and after the card’s data. The ExpressCard emulates a keyboard and keystrokes the card’s ID and/or site code to the cursor’s location on the application.
Applications
- PC/LAN Access Control
Application Log-On
Employee Identification - Infield Identification & Authentication
- Time & Attendance
Meeting Attendance, Visitor Management
Hoteling - Point of Sale
Features:
Easy Interface: Since there is no driver software to deploy, the plug-n-play reader design is easy to integrate into existing applications. The device connects directly into an ExpressCard slot.
CJIS Compliant: The pcProx Express Card reader leverages proximity and contactless credentials to be used as part of the Advanced Authentication system utilized by the F.B.I.’s CJIS divison. It is designed to keep law enforcement and criminal justice organizations current with compliance requirements.
Medical/Healthcare HIPAA Compatible: Meets medical and healthcare HIPAA requirements when used as a log on reader.
Compatibility: Compatible with Windows CE®/2000®/ XP®/ Vista®/7®/8®, Macintosh®, Solaris™, Sun Ray™ thin clients, and Linux. (Free configuration software requires Windows® operating system.)
pcProx 125 kHz Supported Cards—Partial List
- AWID
- Cardax*
- CASI-RUSCO®
- Deister*
- DIGITAG
- EM 410x
- Farpointe Data
- GProx™ II*
- HID® Prox
- HiTag 1, S & 2
- Indala® (Motorola)
- ioProx™ (Kantech)
- Keri NXT
- Keri*
- Nexwatch (Honeywell)
- Pyramid
- Radio Key®
- ReadyKey Pro*
- Secura Key
- Rosslare
- Russwin*
- GE Security
pcProx 13.56 MHz Supported Cards—Partial List
- Advant CSN (Legic)
- eTag CSN
- HID iCLASS CSN
- I-Code CSN
- I-tag CSN
- ISO 14443A CSN
- ISO 15693 CSN
- MIFARE CSN
- MIFARE Ultralight CSN
- my-d CSN
- DESFire CSN
- Tag-It CSN
Specifications:
| Typical Maximum Read Range | 1.0” – 3.0” (2.5 – 7.6cm) dependent upon proximity card type and environmental conditions |
| Dimensions | 1.33” x 2.95” (3.37cm x 7.49cm) |
| Weight | 0.7 oz (19.84g) |
| Power Supply | Self-powered |
| Transmit Frequency | 125 kHz for proximity Enroll model, 13.56 MHz for contactless Enroll model |
| Operating Temperature Range | -22° to 150°F (-30° to 65°C) |
| Operating Humidity Range | 5% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40° to 185°F (-40° to 85°C) |
| Certifications | FCC, United States; CE Mark, Europe; C-TICK, RoHS, Industry Canada |
Documentation:
Download the 2FA pcProx ExpressCard Datasheet (PDF).