The SIFER Card Programming Station is an installer tool featuring a USB connected SIFER programming head, which is used in conjunction with the accompanying SIFER Card Programming Software. This system allows SIFER “User Programmable” cards, known as SIFER-U cards to be encoded with customised site codes and encryption keys by the installer. The programming station is also used to create the SIFER Reader Configuration Card which is necessary to configure SIFER readers to decrypt the sites unique encryption key. SIFER-U cards are available as ISO style cards or FOBS and are readily available from Inner Range distributors. Before leaving the Inner Range factory each SIFER-U cards is pre-programmed, with a standard encryption key, site code and unique card number. This allows SIFER-U cards to be used in the field as they are, or they can be encoded to the installers requirements using the SIFER Programming Station.
| Make | Inner Range |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Inner Range |
| Model code | INTG-994750 |
| Reader Type | Smart Card |
| Mount Type | Wall mount |
| Electrical Specifications | Voltage: 5 V DC from PC USB Port |
| Physical Specifications | Dimensions mm: 190 x 134 x 65 |
| Additional info |
The SIFER Card Programming Station is an installer tool featuring a USB connected SIFER programming head, which is used in conjunction with the accompanying SIFER Card Programming Software. This system allows SIFER “User Programmable” cards, known as SIFER-U cards to be encoded with customised site codes and encryption keys by the installer. The programming station is also used to create the SIFER Reader Configuration Card which is necessary to configure SIFER readers to decrypt the sites unique encryption key. SIFER-U cards are available as ISO style cards or FOBS and are readily available from Inner Range distributors. Before leaving the Inner Range factory each SIFER-U cards is pre-programmed, with a standard encryption key, site code and unique card number. This allows SIFER-U cards to be used in the field as they are, or they can be encoded to the installers requirements using the SIFER Programming Station. |