***** ** * *********** credential [**** ** ****** available] **** ******** * standard *** *** ** 13.56 *** ******* **** an ******* *********** ******. In ***** ** **** the *********** ********** ***********, a **** **** **** a ***** ****** ** turn ** **. *********** the ********** ******* *****-******, rather **** *** ******, and *** ******* ******** without ********* ****** ** panel ***********.
** ************* ** ** ******* note, ***** *** *$*.** ** *****, **** *** ******* *** finalizing ****** *** ********** details. ** **** **** the ***** ********** ******* is ********.
Evaluation *****
** *** **** *****, we **** ***** *** compare ** ** *********** CR80-size ********** *****:
******* *********** ** *****, with **** *****/******* ********* ******** reads ****** * ***** print ** ****, ********** the ****. **********, ***** is *** **** ******* size ** * ****** card, *** ** ************* thicker *** *****.
***** * ***** **** is **** *******, *********** is ******* ** ***** contactless ***********. ***** ******** leading **** ******* **** iClass, *** ****, ******, and ******* [**** ** longer *********], *** ******** with ******** ******* **** no ******* ******.
Key **************
*** ****** ****:****** **** ********** ***** readers, ***** ***** ******* only *** *********** ** activate. **** ****** ** enrolled *** *****, **** slight ********** ** ******** recommended ** ******** **** success.
*** ********:*** **** *** *** LEDs **** **** *** user ******** ** *** success/failure ** * ***** read ** **** ***** enrolled *** ***.
******* *******: ***** **** * CR-2032 **** **** **** battery **** ** ******** available ** *** ******. Zwipe ****** * ***** battery ** **** *** 4,000 *********** *****, ***** for * **** **** six ***** *** *** is ***** *.* *****.
***** *********, *** *****-*****: ****** * ******* fob ** **** **** is ****** ********, ***** is ******* ** * clamshell ******** ** ***** halves. *** **** ****** is ***** ** ****** if ********* ** ***** or *** ** ****** if ****. ***** ********** cards ** '******* **** cellphones', ** ******** ** the ****** ******* *** rugged ************ ***** *** normally ****/****** **.
Unit ****
* ****** ***** **** has * ********* ****** price ** $**.**. ************ is ******* ***** *******, with ******** *** ****** discounts *********.
**********
***** *** ******* ******** of ***** ** ****** multi-factor ************** ** *** card, ** ***** ******* significant ********:
************ *****: *** ******* ******* with ***** ** *** some, ******* ********** ***** will ** *********. ****** a *********** ***** **** reads *** ***** ****, a **** *** *** be **** ** ******* credental **** * **** with *****. ***** ************ finger ******** ****** ********** may ******* ***********, ***** may ***** **** ******** getting *** **** ** 'read ***** *** ***** time'. ** *** **** lot ** ***** *****, we ******** **** ********* adult ***** *** ******* fingers *** **** *******, and ***** **** *** an ****** **** *********** valid ***** **** ******, none **** ************ *** first ****, *********.
**** *****:** ~$** *** ****,
issuing ***** ** *
population ** ***** ***
quickly ****** **** *********
than ****** ********** ***
door **** * ********
fingerprint ******. **** ***********
readers *** ********* **
the*** $*** ***** *** ***** ******** ****
of *******, *****'* *********
case is **** *** ****
than ** - **
users.
***** ***-******* *******: ***** **** **** a *** ******* ******* programmed *** ******** ****, but ** ** **** to ****. ****** ***** are ******* ** *** pattern ** *** ****** after * ***** ****, the ****** ** ****** missing *** ****** *** the ******* ******* ***** unexpectedly.
** ******: ****** *********** *********** cards/fobs, **** ********* *** a ******** ** *****. Once *** ******* ****, there ** ** ****** method ** **** ********** details. **** ***** **** most ***** ***** **** need ** ***** ********** keys, ****** *****, ** PIN ******* *** ******* readers ** ***** ** have ********* ******* *** access.
**************
***** ** ***** *******, Zwipe's ************ *** *******. Rather **** ******* ***** to ****** *********** ** users, **** *** ****** few **** '***-******' ***** or **** ****** ** sensitive ***** ******* ***** cards.
*** ***** ************ ****** to *** ***** ***** of ****** ***** ******** areas ***** ******* ******* facility ******** ************* ******** to ******** **** ** door-mounted *********** ******* **** by * *** ****** of *****.
Comments (3)
Undisclosed #1
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Undisclosed #2
Weird. Seems like card + PIN would be a more practical overall approach. If you really really need a true biometric 'nobody can steal it' two-factor system you can probably justify the cost of fingerprint readers at the door.
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