RF IDEAS
RF IDEAS RDR-6082AKU-C06 RFID Reader pcProx 82 125 kHz USB Black
USB proximity card reader operating at 125 kHz with a 6 inch cable and keystroke output
- TypeRFID Reader
- Form FactorPCMCIA
- Frequency125 kHz for proximity Enroll model, 13.56 MHz for contactles
- ConnectorsUSB
- Power SupplyUSB self-powered; PoE; Serial RS232: several power options e
- FeatureEasy Interface and Protocol: USB models connect directly to
- USB-powered 125 kHz reader eliminates manual entry
- Compact 3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60" form fits tight spaces
- Light 0.25 lb build enables portable deployments
- Keystroke or serial ASCII output integrates instantly
- Supports HID Prox cards for broad compatibility
Proximity enrolment reader
The RF IDEAS pcProx 82 series reads 125 kHz proximity credentials for enrolment tasks. It connects through a USB port and draws power from the same connection. The unit is suited to organisations that issue HID Prox badges and want to capture card data directly into host applications.
Capacity and headroom
The reader handles standard low-frequency proximity cards used for access control and time-and-attendance enrolment. It does not support 13.56 MHz contactless technologies, so sites using MIFARE, iCLASS or NFC badges will need a different model.
Six-inch USB cable
A fixed 6 inch USB tail links the device to the host, limiting placement to positions close to the computer or hub. The short lead reduces cable clutter but prevents mounting the reader at a distance from the workstation.
Highlights
- USB-powered 125 kHz reader eliminates manual entry
- Compact 3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60" form fits tight spaces
- Light 0.25 lb build enables portable deployments
- Keystroke or serial ASCII output integrates instantly
- Supports HID Prox cards for broad compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | RF IDEAS |
|---|---|
| Series | pcProx |
| Part Number | RDR-6082AKU-C06 |
| Type | RFID Reader |
| Form Factor | PCMCIA |
| Frequency | 125 kHz for proximity Enroll model, 13.56 MHz for contactless Enroll model |
| Connectors | USB |
| Power Supply | USB self-powered; PoE; Serial RS232: several power options exist |
| Feature | Easy Interface and Protocol: USB models connect directly to a USB port and can be configured to send data as keystroking, non-keystroking or serial ASCII. RS232 models connect to a serial port and send data as ASCII. Ethernet models connect through an RJ45 connection and are send data as either ASCII or E/IP. Compatibility: Compatible with Windows CE / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7, Macintosh, Solaris, Sun Ray thin clients, and Linux. Improves Accuracy and Productivity: Eliminates errors associated with individual identification. Versatile Mounting Options: Articulated cable and unobtrusive |
| Dimensions | 3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60" |
| Weight | 0.25 lb. |
| Shipping weight | 1.13 kg |
| Package size | 137 × 102 × 66 mm |
Questions about this item
Will this 125 kHz USB reader coexist with my existing RS232 badge system?
The reader uses a USB connection and can output data as keystrokes or serial ASCII, so it can run alongside a separate RS232 device without port conflicts.
How do I verify the pcProx 82 enroll reader is functioning after plugging it in?
Present a 125 kHz proximity card; the reader will transmit the card data as keystrokes or ASCII output, confirming the USB link and read range are active.
Does the 6 inch USB cable and reader ship with any mounting brackets or external power supply?
The unit is USB self-powered and includes only the reader with its integrated 6 inch cable; no brackets or separate power adapter are provided.
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