Shenzhen Yanshen Electronic B083G3H9CZ 13.56M RFID DeskTop USB Reader User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Shenzhen Yanshen Electronic
Table of Contents
Shenzhen Yanshen Electronic B083G3H9CZ 13.56M RFID DeskTop USB Reader
Operation
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Product Profile
easy F is designed as an external input device to read M ifare14443A t ype A(or compatible) RFID card UID and send data to host machine (PC/ M ac/Android device) via USB interface according to the specified format, total 28 formats can be selected by user. It also can be set in Writer mode to read and write mifare S50/ S70 sector data. It is widely used in RFID application systems such as Access Control, Time Attendance, membership, logistics, industrial process control etc. -
Feature:
As a UID reader- Read M iafre 4 Byte and 7 Byte UID (S50,S70, UL, Desfire,Ntag etc)
- Total 28 formats can be set with a configuration card
- Driver-free supports Windows, Linux, iOS, Android
- Buzzer enable or disable by config card
- configurable to suit for QUERTY, AZERTY, and QWERTY keyboard layout
- Configurable for sending data to the un-focused window
- in default, EasyM F is 10 digital format, send data to focused window, QWERTY keyboard.
As An USB writer: Read and write the sector data of M ifare card, M ax 64 Blocks (S50,70), including each config block
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How to use
- Works as an external input device (PS2 t ype):
- Works with PC: connect the reader to PC USB port; run editable software such as Word, Notepad, or
- existing user software; read a card. The number is shown on the window at the cursor location.
- Works with M ac: same as work on PC (new M ac need type C converter)
- Works with android device: an OTG adapter is required between the android device and EasyM F reader.
- Works as USB device (send data to the un-focused window), your own program is required.
- Works as USB Writer (Download windows PC software) http:/ / www.fissaid.cn/ EasyM F
Change the output format
Each M ifare card is with 32 bits identification numbers, and the number is
grouped as 10 digitals Hex data that is called as 10H. In different
applications, the specified output format of those 10H data is required, for
example in the Access Control system, wiegand26 is used, the wiegand26 format
is 2H_3D_4H_5D in EasyM F output system. That’s means, converting 2 digitals
Hex data to 3 digitals decimal data, and converting other 4digitals Hex to 5
digitals decimal data. The advantage of EasyM F reader is easy to change
output, and total 28 formats can be set in 2the different way which is listed
below:
A)By the config card in shipment box Run an editable software, like notepad,
plug in reader. Reads this config card 3 times before read any other card,
reader will enter auto config mode, the output format or function will be
display on window at each second. Plug off reader when the demand format or
function appears, setting is stored automatically and will work at next power
on.
Output format list:
1 8H-10D-E
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8 8H-10D
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15 8H-10D-R-E
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22 8H-10D-R
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2 2H-3D-4H-5D-E
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9 2H-3D-4H-5D
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16 2H-3D-4H-5D-R-E
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23 2H-3D-4H-5D-R
3 8H-E
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10 8H
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17 8H-R-E
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24 8H-R
4 6H-E
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11 6H
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18 6H-R-E
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25 6H-R
5 6H-8D-E
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12 6H-8D
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19 6H-8D-R-E
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26 6H-8D-R
6 6H-10D-E
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13 6H-10D
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20 6H-10D-R-E
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27 6H-10D-R
7 4H-5D-4H-5D-E
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14 4H-5D-4H-5D
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21 4H-5D-4H-5D-R-E
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28 4H-5D-4H-5D-R
Remark:
1-28 are output format, suffix with -E means after data output, ENTER is sent;
otherwise, only data is sent; -R, means reverse data E: QWERTY keyboard layout
F: AZERTY keyboard layout H: QUERTY keyboard layout Disable buzzer: no beeps
after reading card Enable buzzer: buzzer sounds after reading card PS2 : Read-
only mode, emulate keyboard input data to cursor location USB: Writer mode,
communicate with host, to read or write sector data 4 byte and 7 Byte UID:
when reader format is set in 8H, the reader will distinguish the card type and
send 4 or 7 byte UID accordingly There are several reference documents and
video can be download on line: www.said.cn/ EasyM F If
you want a Demo code for USB function, Send Email to request
[email protected]
Quick Start and troubleshooting
Quick testing: plug reader to PC & run Word, lets cursor on Word window. Then read sample cards in the shipment package. If reader beeps & data is shown on the window, means reader work properly.
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Q: connect to PC, no beeps, no LED, do not read
A: try on another USB port or restart the PC -
Q: Reader beeps & LED on, read sample card but not my card?
A: your card is not M ifare 14443Ac card. easy F does not support other types of cards -
Q: reader reads a card but the reading distance is too short?
A: if is reader on a metal surface (example: laptop is a metal case, and the reader was on the laptop surface) or another 13.56M reader is nearby. -
Q: Lost config card, how to set reader?
- Run any editable software, Plug in the reader till the buzzer sounded
- Fast Plug IN then Plug Off reader immediately (within 1 second)
- repeat step b 2 times again, then
- Plug IN reader to host, buzzer sound, reader enter config mode
Refer Viedo: www.Jatsecurity.com/ config-reader-output- viedo-2.html
FCC
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one ormore of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.