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πŸ”‘ HID OMNIKEY 5025 CL Reader - Contactless - USB 2.0 Cable - Light Gray | Reliable and Convenient Access Control Solution Review

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Description of πŸ”‘ HID OMNIKEY 5025 CL Reader - Contactless - USB 2.0 Cable - Light Gray | Reliable and Convenient Access Control Solution

Connectivity Technology: Cable. Media Supported: Contactless. Features: Supports 125 kHz proximity technologySmall form factor design.Native CCID implementation supporting PC, thin and zero clients5325 CL backward compatibility.Reads unique number from HID Prox cards.Smart accessories - adhesive plate, screw mount and card holder.Tap-and-go use as well as permanent "card present" mode.Supports WINDOWS, LINUX and MAC operating systems. Host Interface: USB 2.0. Color: Light Gray.

Reviews

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Type of review

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Doesn't work with my cards

Compatibility details not listed. Seems to recognize my Proxcard II cards but cannot read them. The software is bad, the documentation is worse.

Pros
  • Connectivity: Cable
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Works with HID Prox Keyfobs (with optional free software)

Used to identify unknown code key fobs of our house. It required a free program called pacsprobe which I used to put a key fob on her and she gave me a hidden code so I could program her to work with our security system.

Pros
  • Features: Supports 125 kHz proximity technology. Small form factor. Integrated CCID implementation with support for PC, thin and zero clients. Backward compatible 5325 CL. Reads the unique number of HID Prox cards. Screw mount and card holder. Use in "push to go" mode and in permanent "attendance card" mode. Supports WINDOWS, LINUX and MAC operating systems.
Cons
  • I won't say anything

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Doesn't work with my cards

No information on compatibility made. Seems to recognize my Proxcard II cards but cannot read them. The software is bad, the documentation is worse.

Pros
  • Connection technology: cable
Cons
  • poorly thought out

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works with HID Prox Keyfobs (with optional free software)

Used to identify unknown keyfobs for our building. It required a free program called pacsprobe which I used to put a key fob on her and she gave me a hidden code so I could program her to work with our security system.

Pros
  • Features: Supports 125kHz proximity technology. Small form factor. Integrated CCID implementation with support for PC, thin and zero clients. Backward compatible 5325 CL. Reads the unique number of HID Prox cards. Screw mount and card holder. Use in "push to go" mode as well as in permanent "card presence" mode. Supports WINDOWS, LINUX and MAC operating systems.
Cons
  • Some little things

Revainrating 2 out of 5

The protocol specifications are provided by the manufacturer with the .

Protocol specifications unclear from manufacturer, use in embedded devices requires emulation to run proprietary binaries to decode native cards. Using it with regular cards isn't that much of a problem.

Pros
  • Host interface: USB 2.0
Cons
  • Contact seller