Proxer

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Proxer - attractive appearance and modern solutions

Readers from the new Proxer series have been designed in response to the increasing demand for advanced functionality and modern appearance. The device allows the user to upload up to 7 .gif animations and 11 .jpg, .png or .bmp images to be displayed on the built-in colour LCD in response to card events or during the idle state.

Key characteristics

• Advanced functionality: the reader is a perfect solution for access control, work time recording, in loyalty programs and for counting entries
• Colour LCD: allows for nearly unlimited customization options
• Modern enclosure: will present itself well in government buildings, office spaces, shops, restaurants, swimming pools or gymnasiums
• Simple configuration: intuitive UI in the form of a web page optimized for both PC's and mobile devices enables convenient configuration from anywhere within a LAN

Device characteristics

• Supported RFID standards: 13,56MHz Mifare, ICODE, iClass (CSN), iClass SEOS, depending on the version.
• Power supply: PoE IEEE 802.3af, 12V DC (quick-connect), 12V DC (5,5x2,1mm barrel jack)
• Optional Wi-Fi

Standalone operation

The reader can operate as a standalone device – without communication with a server or PLC controller.

The built-in memory can store data for 5000 users and 30000 event records.

Users can be added via the built-in Web page or external applications – e.g., connected to an existing access system.

The reader can be customized to meet the requirements of any application through personalized actions for each event.

You can set the behaviour of outputs, LCD messages, LEDs, sound signals, and memory recordings.

IT system integration

The built-in network protocols offer extensive options for controlling the reader's operation via external applications.

HTTP/HTTPS Client

The device sends every card swipe to a server. The server can respond with instructions on what the reader should do.

The simplest scenario might look like this:

You swipe a card on the reader, the reader emits a short sound and sends an HTTP request to the server.

The server checks if the card number is authorized and returns data with instructions to activate (or not) the output, display a message on the LCD, emit a sound, etc.

We provide example programs in PHP and NodeJS.

In case the server is unavailable, the device can switch to standalone mode and operate using the built-in user database.

User database synchronization can occur automatically. The reader can connect to the server periodically, and the server can return a new user database.

MQTT/MQTTS

Proxer supports this very popular protocol designed for IoT. The device can send and receive data similar to the HTTP protocol.

Missing functionality?

The built-in Lua interpreter allows writing custom scripts to handle card data and perform advanced commands.

For special applications, our programmers can modify the software as needed.