FunkyGate-IP RDR NFC
Contactless RFID/NFC over Ethernet wall 'smart reader'
The FunkyGate-IP NFC is a ‘smart reader’ fitting for physical access control applications. It is designed to be installed on a wall or a door frame. It has a buzzer and two red/green luminous lights. RJ45 10/100Mbps connection, and two power supply options:
- 9 to 12V external power
- directly powered by Ethernet. Watch our video to discover how to configure it.
You just configure the smart reader according to the card's data -number or text- you want to reach. It doesn't matter whether it is a protocol serial number (UID), in-memory content or a securized file: the smart reader will reach them all. And that is all! The FunkyGate-IP NFC performs the card transaction on its own and the host computer only receives the piece of data it needs. No complex card transaction or card security scheme to implement on your side! A secure TCP channel makes it easy to operate the FunkyGate-IP NFC even from low-end PLCs.
Running in HTTP client mode, the FunkyGate-IP NFC connects to a cloud-based service and open the doors of the World of connected devices. A reliable and effective authentication system protects the server's application against fraudulent readers or replay attacks. The reader can be installed on most networks without a specific configuration. It interfaces virtually any pre-existing softwares through a simple HTTP service API entry-point. Get more technical details here.
Here is the presentation of the FunkyGate IP-NFC in video.
KEY FEATURES
- Supports almost all 13.56MHz badges used in companies
- Rugged wall-mount reader (identical shell for all the SpringCard wall readers)
- To be set up with Windows software (MultiConf) or securised master badge
- Supports up to 4 reading templates simultaneously
- 2-year limited warranty
- RoHS & WEEE compliant (environmental protection)
- Carrier frequency: 13.56MHz
- ISO 14443 (1, 2, 3 and 4, both type A and type B): Proximity Coupling Device (PCD)
- ISO 15693 (1, 2, 3): Vicinity Coupling Device (VCD) or Base Station for RFID labels and tags
- ISO 21481 (ECMA 352): the device is able to communicate with any NFC object running in card emulation mode
- 106kbit/s (ISO 14443, NFC-A & NFC-B), 212 or 424kbit/s (FeliCa, NFC-F), 26kbps (ISO 15693, NFC-V)
- ASK CTS256/CTS512
- ATMEL CryptoRF
- Calypso (CD97, CD21, GTML, etc), Innovatron radio protocol "14443 B'"
- FeliCa Lite, Lite-S (NFC Forum T3T)
- HID iClass, Inside PicoTag (UID only)
- Infineon SLE66 family
- Innovision Jewel, Topaz (NFC Forum T1T)
- NXP Mifare UltraLight, NTAG (NFC Forum T2T), Mifare Classic, Mifare Plus, Desfire, SmartMX...
- NXP ICODE-SLI family
- Texas Instrument my-d proximity
- Texas Instrument my-d vicinity
- ST MicroElectronics SR, SRI, SRIX families
- ST MicroElectronics LR family
- Thinfilm NFC Barcode
- 4 processing templates to fetch data from the cards (UID, stored data, APDU response...)
- Integrated
- Ethernet 10/100 TCP/IP v4 CCID protocol over TCP
- SpringCard secure communication protocol (MK2)
- Http Client
- Http Server
- Free SDK for SpringCard access control readers
- Power: 9 to 24V DC
- Powered by the network (POE)
- 2-point screw terminal (power)
- RJ45 (network)
- Through USB, using Renesas FDT application