HID FARGO Card Printers

  Understanding the Basics HID iClass cards are contactless smart cards that utilize 13. 56 MHz RFID technology. To read these cards, you'll need a compatible RFID reader. Key Components: HID iClass Card: This is the card you want to read. RFID Reader: A device capable of reading 13. 56 MHz RFID cards. Reading Process: Power On the Reader: Ensure the reader is connected to a power source and is turned on. Bring Card Near Reader: Hold the card within a few centimeters of the reader's active area. The exact distance might vary depending on the reader's specifications. Data Transmission: The reader will capture the data stored on the card, including the card's unique identifier (UID). Data Processing: The captured data is then processed by the connected system or software application. Typical Applications: Access Control Systems: Verifying user identity for entry into buildings or restricted areas. Time and Attendance: Tracking employee attendance and work hour

A Brief Overview HID iCLASS cards are contactless smart cards that utilize 13. 56 MHz RFID technology for secure identification and access control. They are developed by HID Global, a leading provider of security solutions. Key Features: Contactless Technology: Users can simply tap the card near a reader for authentication, eliminating the need for physical insertion. Enhanced Security: iCLASS cards employ advanced encryption techniques to protect data stored on the card and transmitted during communication with the reader. Versatility: These cards can be used for various applications beyond access control, including cashless payments, time and attendance tracking, and more. Durability: Built to withstand daily use and maintain functionality over time. How They Work: RFID Communication: When brought near an iCLASS reader, the card transmits a unique identification number to the reader. Authentication: The reader verifies the received information against its database to gr