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UID’s desktop reader Mifare PCR300M

Unique serial number reader (UID) for Mifare tags and RFID cards of 13.56MHz Mifare (ISO14443A)

Desktop module for UID’s reading of tags and RFID Mifare cards. Available for USB and RS-232 connection

Description:

Desktop Mifare reader is a unique serial number reading, or UID, for PC and desktop environments. It has a small size design, compact and attractive.

It’s available for USB or RS-232 connectivity.

When the user puts the card near the reader automatically sends the card’s UID to the host, when the card is removed from the reader’s field, the device also sends an event to the host. The device also has a button to send a call sign to the host. Allows to send those commands to the reader:

• Activate the buzzer for an error signal
• Activate the buzzer for an ok signal
• Interrogation of the device’s name
• Interrogation of the version
• Interrogation of the card’s UID

The code read by the PCR300M is different from the one you can get with the Kimaldi KRD13M, UID's 4 bytes are read in reverse, first is read the one with low weight.

The selling of the device is for projects, by a minimum of unities.

Frequency 

13,56 MHz

Supported standards

ISO 14443A

Supported Tags

Mifare ® Standard
Mifare ® 4k
Mifare ® Pro
Mifare ® Ultralight

Antenna 

Includes antenna

Communication interface 
USB o RS-232
9600, N, 8,1

Software and drivers 
Virtual COM port Driver
Software Demo
Windows XP, 2000 y 98_ME.

Power Supply and current consumption
USB version: Power supply through USB port
RS-232 version: Power supply through PS/2 adapter
5V / 200 mA

Transmission 
Reading distance: up to 4cm with card format tag

Size and weight 
65x102x24 mm (WxLxH)
115 gr

Environment 
Operating temperature: -10ºC to +55 ºC
Operating relative humidity 10 to 90 %

Typical applications

• Access security to PC and software
• Passwords entry
• Log-on / log-off
• Users’ identification and authorization in hardware and equipments
• Control of production
• Documents’ protection
• Point of sale’s terminals (POS)
• Print control
• Telephone boxes and cybercafés