Net2 - Hands free key fob

Info - PROXIMITY transponders and CARDLOCK magnetic cards are used with Net2. The transponders and magnetic cards are supplied in sets of 10.We now also have self-adhesive discs that turn any card into a PROXIMITY card - very cost-effective.Installation - When transponders and cards are issued to users, the user file is processed. The transponder or card number is read in via the optional desktop reader or entered manually.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply apply the transponder to the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied. Paxton transponders use Hitag2 technology with proprietary encryption, which includes an authentication protocol in the form of a password exchange between the token and the reader. This provides an additional layer of security for your system.

Info - PROXIMITY transponders and CARDLOCK magnetic cards are used with Net2. The transponders and magnetic cards are supplied in sets of 10.We now also have self-adhesive discs that turn any card into a PROXIMITY card - very cost-effective.Installation - When transponders and cards are issued to users, the user file is processed. The transponder or card number is read in via the optional desktop reader or entered manually.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply apply the transponder to the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied. Paxton transponders use Hitag2 technology with proprietary encryption, which includes an authentication protocol in the form of a password exchange between the token and the reader. This provides an additional layer of security for your system.

Info - The term "hands-free access control" means that the transponder can be read from a pocket or handbag to identify the person. It is not necessary to hold the transponder in your hand. This system is particularly suitable for doors used by disabled or elderly people. The hands-free transponders, together with the hands-free interface, achieve this through the use of unique radio technology. The keycards work like hands-free transponders, but have an additional function. When a button on the card is pressed, its reading range is briefly extended to typically 5 metres (maximum 50 metres). Installation - The hands-free transponders work with all PROXIMITY readers in the same way as conventional transponders. When P-series readers and KP-series readers with keypads are equipped with a hands-free interface, they achieve the long "hands-free" ranges. During system installation, the first transponder set is added by applying the group start card from the set. Subsequent sets are added by applying the original group start card followed by the group start card from the new set. The Handfree keycard is also suitable for longer ranges. A reading range of typically 5 metres (maximum 50 metres) can be achieved by pressing a button. Operation - The transponders are supplied in card folders. Each transponder, whether handsfree key fob or handsfree keycard, is packaged together with the corresponding delete card. Once the system has been commissioned, all user cards are valid and can be issued. When issuing the transponder, take the transponder out of the card folder and write the name of the person on the corresponding delete card. The person can now use the transponder to gain access. This process is repeated for all persons. If a transponder is to be blocked, take the corresponding delete card from the card folder and present it to the relevant readers in the building. The transponder is then invalid. The handsfree key fobs and keycards work in active and passive mode. They have a range of between 0.85 and 2.5 metres for all readers equipped with a hands-free interface and up to 5.0 metres for the long-range reader. In passive mode they work with all other Paxton Access proximity readers.

Info - Proximity MIFARE® Transponder for use with Net2 and Paxton10 readers or third-party readers that use MIFARE technology.Cards available in sets of 10 and 500. Key fobs available in sets of 10.MIFARE is a registered trademark of NXP B.V. based in the Netherlands and is used under licence.Installation - When transponders are issued, the user data is processed via the software. When the card is presented to the desktop reader, the unique card number is read into Net2/Paxton10.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply use the transponder on the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied.

Info - Proximity MIFARE® Transponder for use with Net2 and Paxton10 readers or third-party readers that use MIFARE technology.Cards available in sets of 10 and 500. Key fobs available in sets of 10.MIFARE is a registered trademark of NXP B.V. based in the Netherlands and is used under licence.Installation - When transponders are issued, the user data is processed via the software. When the card is presented to the desktop reader, the unique card number is read into Net2/Paxton10.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply use the transponder on the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied.

Info - Proximity MIFARE® Transponder for use with Net2 readers or third-party readers that use MIFARE technology.Cards available in sets of 10 and 500. Key fobs available in sets of 10.MIFARE is a registered trademark of NXP B.V. based in the Netherlands and is used under licence.Installation - When transponders are issued, the user data is processed via the PC software. When the card is presented to the desktop reader, the unique card number is read into Net2.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply use the transponder on the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied.

Info - Since the release of our 2nd generation Paxton readers with Genuine HID Technology™, it has been possible to reduce interference for users by adjusting the volume of the reader and the brightness of the LED via the Net2 function cards. Two function cards are available: the Net2 card for silent operation and the Net2 LED dimmer card.

Info - "Hands-free access control" means that the transponder for personal identification can be read in a pocket or handbag without having to take it out. This is particularly useful for gates, barriers and loading doors as well as for situations where disabled or elderly people need access. Handsfree key fobs in combination with the Handsfree interface achieve this by utilising unique wireless technology.Installation - Handsfree transponders can also be used with all PROXIMITY readers, although the long range is only achieved with P and KP series readers equipped with a handsfree interface.Operation - Handsfree transponders can be used in active and passive mode. They offer a range of 0.85 to 2.5 m for readers with the hands-free interface. They can be used in passive mode with all other proximity readers from Paxton Access. Transponders are registered with the desktop reader in the Net2 system.

Info - PROXIMITY transponders and CARDLOCK magnetic cards are used with Net2. The transponders and magnetic cards are supplied in sets of 10.We now also have self-adhesive discs that turn any card into a PROXIMITY card - very cost-effective.Installation - When transponders and cards are issued to users, the user file is processed. The transponder or card number is read in via the optional desktop reader or entered manually.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply apply the transponder to the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied. Paxton transponders use Hitag2 technology with proprietary encryption, which includes an authentication protocol in the form of a password exchange between the token and the reader. This provides an additional layer of security for your system.

Info - PROXIMITY transponders and CARDLOCK magnetic cards are used with Net2. The transponders and magnetic cards are supplied in sets of 10.We now also have self-adhesive discs that turn any card into a PROXIMITY card - very cost-effective.Installation - When transponders and cards are issued to users, the user file is processed. The transponder or card number is read in via the optional desktop reader or entered manually.Operation - Once programmed in the software, the transponder is ready for use. Simply apply the transponder to the reader, the access authorisation is determined and access is granted or denied. Paxton transponders use Hitag2 technology with proprietary encryption, which includes an authentication protocol in the form of a password exchange between the token and the reader. This provides an additional layer of security for your system.

Info - Since the release of our 2nd generation Paxton readers with Genuine HID Technology™, it has been possible to reduce interference for users by adjusting the volume of the reader and the brightness of the LED via the Net2 function cards. Two function cards are available: the Net2 card for silent operation and the Net2 LED dimmer card.

About - For use with HID™-enabled Paxton readers.Only one Wiegand activation card needs to be purchased to switch Wiegand functionality on and off. When HID Wiegand is activated, Hitag2 Paxton and EM transponders can no longer be read by the reader. If you deactivate HID Wiegand again, Paxton and EM transponders are accepted again.Operation - To switch between Wiegand and Clock/Data interface, present the activation card within two minutes of disconnecting and reconnecting the reader. The reader's LEDs indicate a green LED for the Wiegand output and a red LED for the Clock/Data output.Further information can be found in APN-1153 - D - Net2 - Wiegand activation .Please note: The Wiegand output is not supported by desktop readers, PaxLock and Entry devices.