Enhanced Sensor Card RFID Card Duplicator
RFID Card Copy machine 125khz-135khz
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RFID Card Copy machine Read and Copy RFID Card 125khz-135khz
RFID Card Copy machine Only use Rewrite RFID Card, Chain to copy RFID card.
Sensor Card Duplicator Application:
Copies of all ID card (copy of the product offer free card and copy
buttons, picture in order to allow customers a better choice)
Electric door card / card / ID proximity cards Chinese copy of the host
Sensor Card Copier Can copy all copies induction card (including 125
khz-135khz), can be repeatedly copied many times, simple operation, read
and write two-step operation can be completed.
Sensor Card Duplicator Can copy and type: ID card (available in the
market access cards, access cards, into the room cards, identification
cards, time and attendance system, card, card access control systems,
property identification card, etc.)
Features:
1. In particular, requirements for DC power 6 -- 12V, current is 20MA,
small size, light weight, weighing 120 grams, so mobile, home copy.
2. Is particularly powerful, the machine can copy on the market parking
cards, access cards, gates of all ID cards, class cards, including small
button-type, shaped cards.
3. Can be reused, proximity cards can use an unlimited number of times.
4. Copier function super, you can copy the card common in Taiwan, such
as Soca sensor card, Kaduo Li proximity card, and can force these
sensors can only copy one of the classic card proximity card can be used
many times in the host.
Sensor Card Copier Power
110V - 240V Voltage, 1W.
9V DC battery Optional.
Instructions for RFID Card Duplicator
1. Reading...
To generate copies, put the sensor card or sensor button at the SENSING
AREA, press READ button of the copier, a three-time beep indicating that
the card/button is being read successfully; otherwise nothing happens
means the reading process failed.
2. Copying
Put the successfully read card/button at the SENSING AREA, press COPY
button, the "copying..." indicator light on lasting 2 seconds then off,
or, a four-time beep, indicating copying process complete successfully.
