Specifications

13.56 MHz How to Order Guide, – D00529, E.1
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SmartID Readers
SmartID Single-Technology 13.56 MHz Readers Part Numbers and Options
Card Reader Description
Base Part
No.
Current
Rev. No.
Color
Options
Application
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SmartID S10 Contactless Smart Card Reader
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Wiegand, Clock-and-Data, RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8030 D S = Silver
HM = HID MIFARE (default)
HC = HID MIFARE (non-default)
CM = MIFARE
DM = Dual MIFARE
DF = DESFire
SmartID SW100 Contactless Smart Card Reader/Writer
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Host driven RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8030 D S = Silver
TC = T/CL Protocol
RW = 3964 Protocol (Legacy)
SmartID SK10 Contactless Smart Card Keypad Reader
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Wiegand, Clock-and-Data, RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8031 D S = Silver
HM = HID MIFARE (default)
HC = HID MIFARE (non-default)
CM = MIFARE
DM = Dual MIFARE
DF = DESFire
SmartID SWK100 Contactless Smart Card Keypad Reader/Writer
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Host driven RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8031 D S = Silver
TC = T/CL Protocol
RW = 3964 Protocol (Legacy)
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All part numbers generated by the above grid (except HM = HID MIFARE) require an additional accompanying “format configuration”. The format configuration is a separate part
number that is combined on a PO with the above part number to make up the full definition of a reader. Format configurations are either generic (for public use) or custom. For generic
format information, see
SmartID – Generic Configuration Document (http://www.hidcorp.com/documents/smartid_configuration_guide_en.pdf). For custom format definition, see
Custom SmartID Format, MIFARE or DESFire Requirements on subsequent page. For more information on applications and format configurations, reference the whitepaper SmartID
Application and Configurations (
http://www.hidcorp.com/documents/smartid_apps_configs.pdf). The HM application provides standard reader configurations, including beeper and
LEDs. The HC application allows for configuration of beeper and LEDs.
SmartTRANS Multi-Technology Readers Part Numbers and Options
(13.56 MHz & 125 kHz)
Card Reader Description Base Part No.
Current
Rev. No.
Color Options Application
1
SmartID SP10 Multi-Technology Contactless Smart Card and Prox Reader
HID Prox and AWID (125 kHz) or Indala Prox
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Wiegand, Clock-and-Data, RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8100 = HID
8140 = Indala
D S = Silver
HM = HID MIFARE (default)
HC = HID MIFARE (non-default)
CM = MIFARE
DF = DESFire
SmartID SPK10 Multi-Technology Contactless Smart Card and Prox Keypad Reader
HID Prox and AWID (125 kHz) or Indala Prox
Mullion Mount, Terminal Strip
Wiegand, Clock-and-Data, RS232, RS485 or RS422 (RoHS Compliant)
8101 = HID
8141 = Indala
D S = Silver
HM = HID MIFARE (default)
HC = HID MIFARE (non-default)
CM = MIFARE
DF = DESFire
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All part numbers generated by the above grid (except HM = HID MIFARE) require an additional accompanying “format configuration”. The format configuration is a separate part
number that is combined on a PO with the above part number to make up the full definition of a reader. Format configurations are either generic (for public use) or custom. For generic
format information, see
SmartID – Generic Configuration Document (http://www.hidcorp.com/documents/smartid_configuration_guide_en.pdf). For custom format definition, see
Custom SmartID Format, MIFARE or DESFire Requirements on subsequent page. For more information on applications and format configurations, reference the whitepaper SmartID
Application and Configurations (
http://www.hidcorp.com/documents/smartid_apps_configs_wp_en.pdf). The HM application provides standard reader configurations, including beeper
and LEDs. The HC application allows for configuration of beeper and LEDs.