A small proximity reader functions as a stand-alone access direct system or as an on-line reader uniteed to a host system.

A small proximity reader functions as a stand-alone access direct system or as an on-line reader uniteed to a host system. The Microproxs reader from Cros Point bv Emmen The Netherlands, features programmable off- and on-line functions via a PC or an RF far off controller. Standard equipment includes sabotage contact, relay, RF antenna, RS485 network connection, buzzer and seven L indicators. ID tags can be voided using a codfished RF remote programmer. The standard read range with passive ID devices is 3 feet 5 inches; with a larger RF antenna, read range is reach outed to 9 feet, 5 inches.

A magnetic stripe card features a visual display that can provide an employee's company number, position, responsibilities and authorization. Used in conjunction with the MCP200 Series reader/writer, the card features three lines capable of 29 characters each. The card, which can also display graphics, icons or logo