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Contact Information
Telephone
+32
(0)3 722 91 60
Fax
+32
(0)3 722 91 66
Postal
address
Zakstraat
104
9112
Sinaai
Belgium
Electronic
mail
info@proxtech.com
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The
µMFPROG Mifare
Card Programmer will load values into any sector of a Mifare
card. It will also program
standard Mifare cards for use with the µPREMIUM-MFS family of Mifare
readers. The card
programmer comes complete with RS-232 serial cable and Windows
compatible PC software, and requires a 12Vdc power supply.
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Technical specifications MFPROG
- Dimensions:
154 mm x 84 mm x 38 mm
- Supported
transponder types : Mifare®
Std 1K and 4K (Contactless interface as per spec ISO/IEC 14443 Type A)
- RF
Frequency : 13.56 MHz
- RS-232 port
operates at 19200 baud for connection to PC
- Read range :
20 to 50 mm
( values depending on transponder
types and ambient
environment )
- Power supply
: 12 Vdc (120 mA typ.)
- Software
runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Software features Secure Card Programming
Software
- Software
runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
- Programs
any sector on a Mifare card with any data.
Supports VALUE format
- Programs
keys and access bits into the trailer block of any sector on the card
- Format
Sector 0 and/or Sector 16 of the card into a Mifare Application
Directory (MAD) according to MAD1 and MAD2 specifications
- View/Edit/Add
applications in the MAD directory of the card
- Creates
secure configuration cards for the µPREMIUM-MFS family of Mifare
readers. Configuration cards
set the following on the µPREMIUM-MFS reader:
- Sector/block on card
to read. This may be
defined by an AID (application ID) if the card is using the Mifare
Application Directory (MAD)
- Key to use for
reading that sector
- Number of bytes to
read from the card
- Format of output
from µPREMIUM-MFS (Wiegand,
Magstripe, RS232, custom formats)
- Behaviour of LEDs
and beeper on good and failed reads
- Converts
a decimal ID number into appropriate wiegand or magstripe bits for
programming into a sector for a secure ID card application
- Saving
and loading of user configurations to disk and logging of cards
programmed to a text file
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