Direct sales by manufacturers! RFID card reader/IC only read M1 card-COM serial card reader【R31C】

USBIC card reader uses microelectronics RF reception module and embedded microcontroller, combining efficient decoding algorithms and advanced data processing tec

hnolog

y. A

s an e

xternal in

put de

vice for comp

uters,

this card reader can read out the

serial

number in the RFID card a

nd out

put it to the c

ompute

r via PS/2. It i

s equi

valent to the

automa

tic keyboard

input

number. It can use

common

ly u

sed so

ftware suc

h as "

WORD" and "Notepad" to record t

he car

d nu

mber,

which is reliable in performance and convenient in operation. The card number that can be recorded can be

used t

o de

rive m

ore management fu

nction

s.   1. Technical parameters: Product model:

R31C

Support card type: Support

Mifar

e standard, frequency: 13.56

MHz co

mpatible card. Communic

ation

format: Extended

keybo

ard code (can be customized according to customer requirem

ents).

Card reading distance: greater than 70mm Card reading time: less

than 100ms Power supply method: USB power withdrawal Output interface: COM port Size: 110×80×30mm   2. Installation instructions: Connect the USB cable, the card reader rings twice, and the green light flashes twice, indicating that the installation is successful.   You can use commonly used software tests such as "WORD" and "Notepad". Open "WORD" or "Notepad" and swipe the card when it is input. Once a sound is ringed, the green light flashes once. A string of numbers appears in "WORD" or "Notepad" and automatically presses, indicating that the system is normal. The number that appears is the required RF card number.   3. Precautions and simple troubleshooting: 1. The card reader is installed in a position that is convenient for card swiping operations, and avoid getting close to the monitor, as the radiation from the monitor may interfere with the normal operation of the card reader. 2. It is recommended not to operate the mouse when swiping the card to avoid errors in forwarding information. 3. The length of the communication cable between the card reader and the computer should be less than 15 meters. 4. Avoid reading cards in critical states (the distance that can be read just by just the card). 5. Is the USB wiring correct? 6. No response to swiping the card: whether the interface is plugged in well; whether the RF card is a compatible RFID card; whether the RF card is broken; whether there is another RF card within the card reading range. 7. Error in transferring information: whether the mouse was operated when swiping the card; whether the card was read in an environment with strong electromagnetic field interference; whether the communication cable between the card reader and the computer was too long; whether the card was read in a critical state.