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RF IDEAS

RF IDEAS RDR-60W1AKU RFID 125 kHz USB Desktop Black

SKU CH-QM3Q-W609E MPN RDR-60W1AKU

Reads 125 kHz proximity cards via USB for PC log-on, time attendance and secure printing

  • TypeRFID Reader
  • Form FactorDesktop
  • Frequency125 kHz
  • ConnectorsUSB
  • Power SupplyUSB self-powered
  • FeatureEasy Interface and Protocol: USB models connect directly to
  • Reads 125 kHz proximity cards for employee identification
  • USB self-powered connection simplifies desktop deployment
  • Configurable output as keystroking or serial ASCII data
  • Compact 3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60" form factor fits any workspace
  • Operates from -30 °C to 65 °C for reliable performance

Compact 125 kHz Desktop RFID Reader

The RF IDEAS RDR-60W1AKU is a USB-powered desktop reader that scans 125 kHz proximity cards and transmits the ID as keystrokes or serial ASCII data. It targets IT administrators and system integrators who need a simple way to add badge-based authentication to Windows applications without writing custom driver code.

USB Keystroke Output Limits

The device draws all power from the USB port and presents itself as a keyboard wedge, so it works only where the host OS accepts HID keyboard input and where a free USB-A socket is available. It does not expose a programmable DLL or direct SDK interface, limiting integration to applications that can consume simulated keystrokes or ASCII streams.

Upgrade from Dedicated Enrollment Hardware

This unit replaces standalone enrollment stations that require separate power supplies and proprietary cabling. The jump is worth it when you want a single reader that sits on a desk, installs without drivers on supported Windows versions, and eliminates the need for a dedicated enrollment PC.

Highlights

  • Reads 125 kHz proximity cards for employee identification
  • USB self-powered connection simplifies desktop deployment
  • Configurable output as keystroking or serial ASCII data
  • Compact 3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60" form factor fits any workspace
  • Operates from -30 °C to 65 °C for reliable performance

Specifications

BrandRF IDEAS
ModelRDR-60W1AKU
TypeRFID Reader
Form FactorDesktop
Frequency125 kHz
ConnectorsUSB
Power SupplyUSB self-powered
FeatureEasy 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.
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 design allows for easy placement on
desktops, mounted on monitors, time clocks and more.
Medical/Healthcare HIPAA Compatible: Meets HIPAA requirements when
Dimensions3.40" x 2.00" x 0.60"
Weight0.25 lbs.
Operating Temperature-22 degree to 150 degreeF (-30 degree to 65 degreeC)
Storage Temperature-40 degree to 185 degreeF (-40 degree to 85 degreeC)
Humidity5% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size86 × 51 × 15 mm

Questions about this item

Which version of the pcProx Plus 82 Series should I choose for 125 kHz USB desktop use?

The RDR-60W1AKU is the 125 kHz USB desktop model in black, ready for PC/LAN access control and time-and-attendance applications.

What does the 125 kHz frequency mean when the reader is connected to a PC?

It reads 125 kHz proximity badges and sends the card ID to the host as keystrokes, non-keystroke data or serial ASCII over the USB link.

How does the USB interface limit cable length and power in practice?

The reader is USB self-powered and follows standard USB cable-length limits; it operates from -30 °C to 65 °C without an external supply.

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