Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi mō te Kāri Mana Uru Tata HID Global ASSA ABLOY ProxCard II

Kupu Whakataki

The HID ProxCard II is a widely used proximity access control card designed for secure and convenient entry. It offers universal compatibility with all HID proximity card readers, providing a reliable and cost-effective solution for various access control applications. This manual provides essential information for understanding and utilizing your ProxCard II.

This image displays the front side of the HID ProxCard II, a white clamshell-style proximity access control card. It features the blue HID logo and the text 'ProxCard® II Clamshell Card' printed on its surface. A slot for attaching a lanyard or clip is visible at the top.

Nga waahanga matua

• PROVEN, RELIABLE TECHNOLOGY – Offers extremely consistent read range. Unaffected by body shielding or variable environmental conditions, even when close to keys and coins.
• CONVENIENT TO USE – Can fit into a wallet or purse. Use with a strap and clip as a photo ID badge.
• WHAKAARO whiti – A cross-reference list correlating the external card number and the programmed ID number is provided for easy system administration.
• TE WHAKAMAHI – Offers over 137 billion unique codes.
• ORA ROA – Passive, no-battery design allows for an infinite number of reads.

Tatūnga me te Whakauru

The ProxCard II is a passive device that does not require batteries or internal setup. Its functionality relies on integration with a compatible HID proximity card reader and an access control system.

Whakakotahi Pūnaha

To enable the card for access, it must be enrolled into your existing access control system. This process typically involves:

1. Identifying the unique programmed ID number of each ProxCard II. This number is often printed on the card or provided in a cross-reference list.
2. Entering this ID number into your access control system's database, associating it with a specific user and defining their access permissions.
3. Ensuring your HID proximity card readers are properly installed and configured to communicate with your access control system.

For detailed enrollment procedures, refer to the documentation provided with your specific access control system and HID card readers.

Mahi

Using the ProxCard II is straightforward:

• Hold the card flat against or within close proximity to a compatible HID proximity card reader.
• The reader will typically emit an audible beep or display a visual indicator (e.g., a green light) to confirm a successful read.
• Once read, the access control system will verify your credentials and grant or deny access based on your assigned permissions.

The card's consistent read range ensures reliable operation even when carried in a wallet or purse.

Tiaki me te Tiaki

The ProxCard II is designed for durability and long life. To ensure optimal performance and longevity:

• Keep the card clean and free from excessive dirt or debris. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth if necessary.
• Kaua e piko, creasing, or puncturing the card, as this can damage the internal antenna or circuitry.
• Do not expose the card to extreme temperatures, harsh chemicals, or strong magnetic fields, which could affect its functionality.
• While durable, the card is not waterproof. Avoid prolonged exposure to liquids.

The card's passive design means no battery replacement is ever needed.

Raparongoā

If your ProxCard II is not functioning as expected, consider the following:

Card Not Reading

• Ensure Proper Presentation: Hold the card flat and steady against the reader.
• Check Reader Status: Verify that the proximity card reader is powered on and functioning correctly (e.g., indicator lights are on).
• Whakauru Pūnaha: Confirm that your card's ID number is correctly enrolled and active in the access control system. Contact your system administrator for verification.
• pokanoa: While designed to resist interference, ensure no other RFID/NFC devices are directly adjacent to the card when presenting it to the reader.
• Tukino Tinana: Inspect the card for any visible signs of damage (cracks, bends). A damaged card may not function.

Whakakahoretia te Uru

• Whakaaetanga: Verify with your system administrator that your access permissions are correctly configured for the desired entry point and time.
• Tūnga Pūnaha: Confirm the access control system is operational and not experiencing any outages.

If issues persist, contact your access control system administrator or HID Global support.

Whakatakotoranga Hua

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For information regarding product warranty, please refer to the official HID Global webpaetukutuku, whakapā atu ranei ki ta raatau tautoko kaihoko.

HID Global Support: Visit HID Global Support

For technical assistance or inquiries related to your access control system, please contact your system integrator or administrator.