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pcProx USB Dongle
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Our Price: $154.00
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The pcProx USB Dongle reader allows end users to read all identification information into any application running under Windows 98, 2000, XP or Windows 7. Now organizations can allow employees to identify themselves with other independent software such as Excel, Access or any in-house created application. Choose the reader for the type of proximity card you have. AWID, Casi-Rusco, Kantech ioProx, Pyramid, and EM Marin.
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pcProx Reader for HID Prox Cards
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Our Price: $174.00
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The pcProx USB reader allows end users to read all identification information into any application running under Windows 98, 2000, or XP. Now organizations can allow employees to identify themselves with other independent software such as Excel, Access or any in-house created application.
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pcProxPCMCIA Reader
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Our Price: $189.00
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The pcProx PCMCIA reader allows end users to read all identification information into any application running under Windows 98, 2000, XP or Windows 7. Now organizations can allow employees to identify themselves with other independent software such as Excel, Access or any in-house created application. Choose the reader for the type of proximity card you have. AWID, Casi-Rusco, Kantech ioProx, Pyramid, and EM Marin.
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pcProx - 232 Prox Reader for other manufacturers
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Our Price: $184.00
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Now organizations can allow employees to identify themselves using their exisitng proximity badge or token. The pcProx 232 (for RS-232c ports) reader allows end users to read all identification information for applications capable of reading ASCII data from serial ports, running under Windows 98, NT, 2000, or XP.
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pcProx USB - Emulating RS232 Serial Port
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Our Price: $184.00
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This pcProx USB (Emulating RS-232 Serial Port) model produces the same ASCII character output (not keystrokes like the other USB offerings), but does it through the USB port.
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pcProx USB - Proximity Reader for other Prox Cards
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Our Price: $174.00
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The pcProx USB reader allows end users to read all identification information into any application running under Windows 98, 2000, or XP. Now organizations can allow employees to identify themselves with other independent software such as Excel, Access or any in-house created application. Choose the reader for the type of proximity card you have. AWID, Casi-Rusco, Kantech ioProx, Pyramid, and EM Marin -the newer smaller model includes a beeper.
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pcProx Ethernet Reader for HID Cards
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Our Price: $299.00
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The pcProx Ethernet Reader for HID Cards allows users to attach pcProx readers to a RJ45 Ethernet connections. When using the supplied redirector software, the reader appears the same as the RS-232 model.
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AIR ID Enroll - Desktop ID Reader
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Our Price: $194.00
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The family of AIR ID Enroll contactless smart card readers eliminates the need for manual entry, providing error-free identification. AIR ID is compatible with nearly all 13.56 MHz contactless cards/tags/labels.
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pcProx - TTL Proximity Reader for Compsee Turbo Wedge
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Our Price: $209.00
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The TTL proximity reader is to be used with hardware-based keyboard wedge devices such as Compsee's Turbo Wedge I. This reader reads existing proximity cards and outputs ASCII data suitable for a RS-232c port. Data communications parameters are 9600, N, 8, 1 (9600 baud, No parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit).
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Air ID Playback Starter Kit
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Our Price: $369.00
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This ready-to-use, AIR ID Starter Kit provides everything needed to use smart cards with existing applications and embedded controllers. The Kit includes an AIR ID Writer, AIR ID Playback Reader, AIR ID Card Manager software and sample cards. The Kit solves computer access control issues by allowing usage of existing back-end server infrastructures and building access investments in contactless smart cards without adding software to the client or server. The costs associated with training, pilot tests, software licenses, upgrades, incompatibilities are negligible since no software is deployed.
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