Idesco 9 CD 2.0 MIFARE DESFire read write RFID reader
Technical Specification
- Make: Idesco
- Model code: 9 CD 2.0
- Reader Type: RFID
- IP Rating: IP67
- LED / Beep: LED / Buzzer
9 CD 2.0, Idesco’s read-write device, is available in several different housings. The desktop version differs most from other housing with the convenience it provides users for certain applications. Its USB interface lets you connect it to your PC, making it ideal for coding cards and tags. It also possesses a convenient card holder, ideal for cranes, large machinery or buses: detection of an authorized card starts the machinery; removing it from the holder shuts it down. However, the most crucial feature of 9 CD 2.0 R/W is its read-write capability, ideal for payment tasks. A user’s tag or card can track and subtract prepaid gym visits, for example. When the reader transacts the card or tag, it reduces by one the remaining number of visits, writing that - or any other data - to the transponder.
Read more| Make | Idesco |
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| Manufacturer | Idesco Oy |
| Category | Access control products >Access control readers |
| Model code | 9 CD 2.0 |
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Reader Type: RFID IP Rating: IP67 LED / Beep: LED / Buzzer Colour: Black Protection: IP67, IK-10, IK-09 |
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| Electrical Specifications | Voltage: 10 ~ 30 V DC |
| Physical Specifications | Dimensions mm: 95 x 62 x 24 |
| Environmental Specifications | Operating Temp oC: -40 ~ +55 C (-40 ~ +131 F) |
| Additional info |
9 CD 2.0, Idesco’s read-write device, is available in several different housings. The desktop version differs most from other housing with the convenience it provides users for certain applications. Its USB interface lets you connect it to your PC, making it ideal for coding cards and tags. It also possesses a convenient card holder, ideal for cranes, large machinery or buses: detection of an authorized card starts the machinery; removing it from the holder shuts it down. However, the most crucial feature of 9 CD 2.0 R/W is its read-write capability, ideal for payment tasks. A user’s tag or card can track and subtract prepaid gym visits, for example. When the reader transacts the card or tag, it reduces by one the remaining number of visits, writing that - or any other data - to the transponder. |
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