How do you read a prox card?

Prox cards use a low 125 kHz radio frequency to transmit to a door access reader. When the card is placed on the reader, the card’s unique strand of numbers is passed to the access control panel, which verifies if the number matches an approved number in the internal database.

What is indala card format?

26-bit Format with Default Key Some dealers prefer the ability to purchase cards and readers from any distributor and use them on any system. For this reason, Indala cards and readers sold through distribution are programmed with the 26-bit Wiegand format, using the Indala default encryption key.

Are prox cards secure?

Proximity cards lack the security that you can achieve with other access control solutions. The low-frequency (125Khz) of the technology leaves a gaping hole for hackers and identity thieves to steal the unencrypted information. You don’t “see” who’s accessing your facility, so your security is compromised.

What is an Indala card used for?

Indala prox cards provide an added level of access control security by screening unauthorized cards directly at the proximity card reader.

How do I find my HID facility code?

This information is usually printed on the manufacturer’s box that contains the keyfobs or proximity cards. If this box is lost or misplaced, contact HID Tech Support at 1-800-237-7769 and give them the HID numbers printed on the card or fob. They can provide the Facility Code and Card Bit Type.

How do I know what HID my key fob is?

The card identifying mark, generally printed on the back of the card in the lower left corner, consists of the HID logo, a card model designation, and the chip and manufacturer identifiers. Replacing any above asterisk (*) with a dash (– ) signifies that the card is configured only.

What is proximity access?

What is Proximity Access Control? Proximity is a wireless technology, enabling access control devices to interact with each other wirelessly. Proximity access control systems run on low-frequency RFID technology, meaning that their operating frequency is within the 120 kHz range.

What is the difference between a smart card and a proximity card?

A proximity card is used primarily for access, while a smart card provides a higher level of authorization for access. With the banking information stored on the chip, the user can make purchases, in either a contact or contactless manner.

What is a prox?

A proximity card or prox card also known as a key card or keycard is a contactless smart card which can be read without inserting it into a reader device, as required by earlier magnetic stripe cards such as credit cards and contact type smart cards. The proximity cards are part of the contactless card technologies.

Where is the prox card facility code?

How to Find Your Facility Code

1. Look at the label on your last box of cards – your facility code will be listed there with your card information.
2. Look at your access control software to see your facility code.

How do I find my facility code?

The easiest way to find your facility code is to locate your old box of cards. This should be the most recent card order to ensure accuracy. The facility code is part of the HID card programming information and will be displayed on the label of your last box of cards as shown above.

What is the thickness of the Indala flexiso proximity card?

The Indala FlexISO proximity card is a truly “credit card size” thin access credential, ISO 7813 compliant with a nominal thickness of 0.03 inches (0.76 mm). The FlexISO can be printed by printer such as the Eltron/Zebra, Fargo, Datacard, etc.

How do I program the Indala flexiso XT card?

The Indala FlexISO XT Card can be programmed in the factory or in the?eld using the Indala ProxSmith® Programmer and Toolkit with Wiegand, magnetic stripe and serial data formats. The FlexISO XT can be used interchangeably with other Indala credentials on most systems and can be ordered with specified facility codes and ID numbers.

What is an Indala prox card?

Indala prox cards provide an added level of access control security by screening unauthorized cards directly at the proximity card reader. IDCardGroup carries all Indala prox card styles – FlexCard, FlexISO, FlexKey and FlexTag.

What printer can I use to print the flexiso?

The FlexISO can be printed by printer such as the Eltron/Zebra, Fargo, Datacard, etc. It has the ability to contain multiple ID technologies in a single credential.