RF IDeas pcProx 125 kHz proximity card readers are designed for customers seeking to leverage their existing card system for applications beyond physical security. Engineered to work with nearly all proximity technologies, pcProx 125 kHz readers provide error-free identification for over 300 million physical access proximity cards worldwide. Featuring plug-n-play functionality, no required software, and embedded configurable flash memory, the reader is ready to integrate with nearly all operating systems, applications, and embedded controllers.

The family of pcProx proximity card readers eliminates the need for manual entry providing error-free identification. pcProx is compatible with over 300 million physical access proximity cards. This reader allows users to use their building access card for other forms of identification and security throughout their workplace. This product is available either embedded in a keyboard or the standard wedge type housing. The plug-n-play reader comes with flash memory, allowing the user to quickly configure the output to meet the user's needs.

The pcProx Sonar solves security risks and privacy concerns with unattended computers without requiring additional software or user action. This solution is a presence detector, not a badge reader. When a user steps away from the computer, the product automatically locks the computer. It detects a user's presence so the computer will not lock until the user physically steps away, avoiding awkward time-out settings.

Get started using your existing employee badge system for enhanced security and functionality with the 82 Series pcProx reader from RF IDeas. We help to facilitate the deployment of services like single-sign-on (SSO) solutions by offering compatibility between the over 500 million different cards, tags and labels used for facility access.

Unlike the pcProx Enroll product the 82 series does not use keystroking to send the card's data and instead uses a callable DLL. Non-keystoking allows you to integrate reader functions into specific software programs. For example to use a door access badge for employee attendance, the 82 series enables you to get the card information and talk to the software attendance program to track their time in and time out. This is only one example of the many extended uses of cards, tags and labels beyond just door access.