RPK40 multiCLASS Keypad Reader - 13.56 MHz/125kHz, 45.72 cm (18 ") Pigtail with HID Prox, Beep, LED, Flash, Standard Security, 200 Bit FIPS Mifare/FIPS Output, 8 Bit Burst (Dorado), Black
The multiCLASSTM family of card readers is designed for customers upgrading their current card system from the most popular proximity technologies to iCLASS® credentials. With the RP40, RPK40 and RP15 readers, the customer has the ability to transition to smart cards over time while incorporating the use of multiple card technologies within a single building or across multiple facilities.
The multiCLASS reader line provides enhanced security through mutual authentication and data encryption. HID, Indala and other popular proximity technologies are supported by multiCLASS. Save on system configuration costs by keeping system upgrade simple. Whether reading proximity, iCLASS or multi-technology cards, identical user identification data formats are sent to the panel. Unlike competitor products, HID multiCLASS readers support all HID and Indala Proximity formats, including Corporate 1000, long and FlexSecur.
Only the multiCLASS family of products provides true iCLASS security, the ease of proximity technology, the power of smart cards and the confidence of choosing HID, the worldwide leader in access control.
<b>Unique Read Selection</b>
- Enable iCLASS, proximity or both technologies at the same time.
- Multiple data outputs available when multi-technology card is presented depending on preference.
- Configuration cards configure the reader to custom installation requirements.
- Reads: 125 kHz – HID, Indala or AWID Proximity
13.56 MHz – iCLASS, ISO 15693 CSN (MyD, ICODE, Tag-it), ISO 14443A CSN (MIFARE® DESFire®), US Government PIV, ISO 14443B CSN, FeliCaTM IDm, CEPAS CAN or CSN
<b>Seamless Upgrade</b>
- Same HID and Indala Proximity reader features and format compatibilities.
- Matching Reader and Credential formats for EM4102 and iCLASS.
- Same wiring, power and interface as many popular proximity readers in the market today.
- All Corporate 1000 formats can be migrated.
- For additional security, our iCLASS Elite program is available with iCLASS credentials.
- Wiegand or Clock-and-Data outputs easily interface with existing access control panels.
- The RPK40 combines a contactless card presentation with a personal identification number (PIN) to support dual factor authentication of identity.
- The RP15 is a mullion form factor drop-in replacement for the HID MiniProx.
<b>Security</b>
64-bit authentication keys are extremely secure. Readers and cards require matching keys to function. All RF data transmission between the card and reader is encrypted, using a secure algorithm. The key management system reduces the risk of compromised data or duplicated cards.
<b>Elite Custom Keys</b>
Custom keys provide the highest level of security, where cards and readers are uniquely matched to individual sites or customers, and are non-interchangeable. Combining Elite custom keys with our Corporate 1000 can offer companies a scalable solution that can be implemented in facilities worldwide
<b>Audiovisual Indication</b>
Audio sounder provides various tone sequences to signify access granted, access denied, power up and diagnostics. Visually impaired cardholders can easily distinguish between access granted and access denied. A high-intensity light bar provides a clear visual status indication in red, green or amber, even in bright sunlight. (Note: Light bar will illuminate amber when a PIV/FIPS 201 card is read.)
<b>Easily Interfaced</b>
The reader’s Wiegand output easily interfaces with most existing Wiegand protocol access control panels. The reader reads standard HID format data and will output data as encoded. When reading MIFARE® cards, the reader can be configured to output 26-bit, 32-bit, 34-bit, 37-bit, 40-bit, or 56-bit Wiegand formats, based on the card serial number.
<b>Indoor/Outdoor Design</b>
Rugged, weatherized polycarbonate enclosure, designed to withstand harsh environments, provides reliable performance and resistance to vandalism. A tamper switch in reader housing facilitates the notification of a tamper alarm.
