English 10 Frequency RFID NFC Card Copier Reader Writer for IC ID Cards and All 125kHz Cards +13.56mhz UID Key +1USB
Brand: HongTie
Come with decoding software (Windows).
How to copy the 125khz&13.56MHz RFID cards:
Press the "on/off "button,
put the original 125khz cards on the back of the copier,
then the copier will be show the "Disclaimer"page,
Press "ok" button,
then put the cards on the back side of the copier,
then press"scan",
then the copier will auto scan it is 125khz cards,
and the copier will show the card number,
then we put one writable EM4305 key on the back side of the copier,
then press"Write",
then that will be write succesfully.
How to Crack encryption 13.56Mhz cards:
Please read it carefully and follow the steps as below:
When the 13.56mhz cards have encrypted,it should be using the software to crack the cards.
Conneted with copier with computer via USB cable,
then Press the "on/off" button,
then the copier will be show the "Disclaimer"page,
NOT press any button on the Copier,
then your computer will show a removeable disk,
open the disk,
there are the manual and the software,
Press the button "OK" to agree with the Disclaimer on the computer fistly,
then argee with the copier's "Disclaimer"page,
that's will be connect successfully,
put your original cards on the back side of the Read/Write area,
then press the button "scan"to crack the passwords,
after 2 or 5 minutes,the passwords will be cracked successfully,
then put one UID cards in the read/write area,
then press"write“button,
that will be ok.
3.2inch screen display and voice operation prompt,4 AAA batteries power, portable to use.
Working frequencies. ID cards: 125 kHz, 250 kHz, 500 kHz, 375 kHz, 625 kHz, 750 kHz, 875 kHz, 1000 kHz. IC cards: 13.56 MHz, 125 kHz prox card.
Support reading: EM4100/EM4200, Mifare classic, UID cards, Ultralight, Ntag203, 1386/1326/1346; Support writing: 1386/1326/1346, T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID cards.
Note: It works for unencrypted cards. It does NOT work for fully-encrypted cards! By its decoding software, it may work for some of half-encrypted cards, but not all.