Ignore what they say about proprietary protocols in the cards--what you want to know about is the protocol linking the reader to the access control system. Tell them you know about Wiegand ...

You now have the ability to offer a one-card solution that combines existing Wiegand and newly integrated iCLASS technology as you transition from Wiegand to HID iCLASS technology readers for such ...

What does 26-bit mean and is it secure? A: Wiegand is the trade name for a technology used in card readers and sensors in access control products. They look like credit cards that use magnetic ...

Zac Franken, a DefCon goon (staffer), gave a brilliant presentation at the DefCon hacker conference today involving security access control systems and cards ... in the Wiegand protocol that ...

The Wiegand Switch offers advanced functionality ... debit cards, smart cards, NFC and access control credentials to enable fast, accurate, reliable and secure transactions.

It offers a more secure and flexible option to traditional Wiegand communication for physical access control systems ... security equipment, such as card and biometric readers from one company ...

Only OSDP card reader cables provide secure channel ... using simple stranded cable typical of Wiegand access control readers does not typically meet the TIA485/EIA-RS485 specification for twisted ...

Like an earlier protocol, known as Wiegand, OSDP provides a framework for connecting card readers ... the communications passing through the access control system cables. By default, Secure ...

2041 for 16K bit (2K Bytes) card with 2 application areas. The iCLASS Wiegand Card integrates iCLASS 13.56 MHz contactless read/write smart card with Wiegand technology on a single card with the ...