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[turbo2ltr]

Yeah the one I had definitely looked different so this may be a different design. With the one I had I just pressed any button to wake it and presented the xEM. There was no need to scan it again to lock that I recall.

Looking at their website, it seems to depict two different units as MiniK 10P. Like mine looked like this:

No red thing on the knob.

[vepr]

I’m guessing I got a different version of the K10P.

I can’t get a great view of Turbo2ltr’s Combi-Cam, but I do see a 10P. I don’t see the red indicator.

My PCB has Kilitronik on it and looks very similar to this…
https://www.kilitronik.com/en/minik10.php

I wonder if they have a couple of manufacturers making them.

Here are Combi-Cam’s current models:

Electronic Cabinet Locks, Electronic Locks, Cabinet Locks, Cabinet Lock,...

They now all show red (locked) indicator on the bottom.
Now that I’ve searched Kilitronik, I’m seeing several different variations of this same model lock. Who knows how many there are.

This may be similar to the Samsung door locks where you have to find an older model.

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@vepr

This may be similar to the Samsung door locks where you have to find an older model.

Geez, @turbo2ltr is trying to help you out, and now you’re rubbing salt in his wound

Samsung lock (new version) in pieces. Free, just pay shipping

If anyone wants this let me know. It’s the version with the newer firmware. It was brand new when I pulled it apart. I pulled off some of the conformal coating to gain access to the chip. Can’t guarnatee all the parts are in there to fully reassemble, but they should (mostly) be. Model SHS-3321 [20221211_115818]

[vepr]

Lol it aint his fault.

I’ll contact Combi-Cam and see what I can find out. Maybe then we can update the Matrix with a note saying not to buy the version with bottom red indicator for x-series implants.

[enginerd]

I’m going to mention these two low frequency wiegand readers:

(*) UHPPOTE Proximity RFID Card Reader 125KHz Wiegand 26/34 bits for Access Control System

UHPPOTE Proximity RFID Card Reader 125KHz review [51ymwx-G9DL.AC_UF894,1000_QL80_FMwebp] [71wN6UCgmIL.AC_UF350,350_QL80_FMwebp] INTRODUCTION This is a Wiegand reader that looks nice but doesn’t have a good range. CAPABILITY It can reed 125KHz cards and fobs. While it’s possible to get it read an xEM if placed on the side of the reader, it would be too awkward once the unit is mounted to a wall. This reader is too finicky with X Series chips to consider.

Product sales GUFF

Wiegand Format: The…

(*****) "Blue square" Wiegand 125KHz reader

“Blue square” Wiegand 125KHz reader review [61oEM-uXv4L.AC_UF894,1000_QL80_FMwebp] INTRODUCTION This is a generic Wiegand reader that’s available under several brands but offers good low frequency performance. CAPABILITY It can reed 125KHz cards at about 6cm and glassies at about 2cm. The range is similar to that of the xACv2 but this is a nice waterproof unit. However, it’s just a reader and requires additional hardware. Also, the buzzer is loud and the blue LED is not very discreet.

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The first one is way too finicky to be usable with glassies. And it appears that it’s now included with the UHPPOTE kit that’s listed on the spreadsheet.

The second one is pretty good and works great with the xEM but it doesn’t look as nice.

[Pilgrimsmaster]

I’ll add them, and links next time I’m on a pc

[simonz82]

hello everyone,
maybe it can be helpful to everyone. i bought a NEXT chip and tried it with my RFID gate lock unit. it works perfectly.
the unit is this:

[TSMC55]

Do you have a link for this? What range are you getting a read at?

Thanks, I am looking for something like this.

[simonz82]

@TSMC55

Do you have a link for this? What range are you getting a read at?

Thanks, I am looking for something like this.

i am not very experienced, if you want i will turn over the pdf that was attached to me by the seller, i had bought it at least 5 years ago and used it with blue tag tokens. other than the pdf i have nothing else in my hands now.
Tastiera RFID Manuale.pdf (4.2 MB)

[simonz82]

With NEXT chip, I can confirm also this:
Access Control

[enginerd]

I’ve considered getting one of those but had to move so I scraped my old access control plans.

[TSMC55]

Thanks!

[Az_F]

@Pilgrimsmaster

This matrix spreadsheet, is useful, but in my opinion, not the correct platform, ideally it should be a database.

I thought exactly that and immediately read it in your post can it be hosted by the forum ? Need any help with that?

[amal]

The biggest issues around using a database have to do with user interface. A spreadsheet with permission control provided by Google is absolutely dead easy to keep updated and look for information. A database solution is going to require some development.

I don’t really have bandwidth for developing that solution unfortunately. If anybody has any ideas for systems or methods or frameworks that would make a versatile database as easy to use with permissions controls and everything as Google sheets, I’m all ears.

@Az_F

can it be hosted by the forum ?

Discourse Data Explorer

I’d be willing to explore this as a possibility?

[simonz82]

I tried the last access control I had available and it works without any problems as well, again with NEXT Rfid:

this access control

[Pilgrimsmaster]

Thanks for adding a few more products.
I’ll add them to the Matrix when Im back at a PC in a few days (not as easy on a phone)

[simonz82]

@Pilgrimsmaster

Thanks for adding a few more products.
I’ll add them to the Matrix when Im back at a PC in a few days (not as easy on a phone)

Hi,
please, I am glad to help if I can, I am a new owner of Dangerousthings chip.
so having some home automation already, I am trying everything I can and share very gladly.
I hope to have some little help as well to go deeper and make the best use of the chips.

[simonz82]

Hi
everyone, in the company I have this badge reader:

since a few days i installed the NEXT chip, if i pass it, it doesn’t even blink error, is this normal ? i thought it was compatible, the badges we use are HID.
if I pass the DANGEROUS card it shows me correctly with the led that it is LOW FREQ.
the IT person would also enable my “new badge” but if not even blinka error he thinks it would not work.

can anyone advise me on anything ?

thanks

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@simonz82

since a few days i installed the NEXT chip

This is likely your problem, we normally tell people to wait at least 2 weeks before expecting any sort of reliable reading and writing.
So wait for 2 weeks and try again, the let us know how it goes.

Basically, everything else sounds good

@simonz82

the badges we use are HID.
if I pass the DANGEROUS card it shows me correctly with the led that it is LOW FREQ

Try your LF xFD

see if you can get that to light up!

If so that is very promising, but a concern I have is the “bubble” design of the reader, so I hope the antenna is not burried to deeply.

If you could get one open to take look, that would be great.

@simonz82

the IT person would also enable my “new badge” but if not even blinka error he thinks it would not work.

Alternatively, if you do scan it and get denied, that is a great sign that you can get it enrolled.

Long story short, wait 2 weeks and try again

[simonz82]

@Pilgrimsmaster

This is likely your problem, we normally tell people to wait at least 2 weeks before expecting any sort of reliable reading and writing.
So wait for 2 weeks and try again, the let us know how it goes.

Basically, everything else sounds good

my NEXT chip is working perfectly as I had written a few posts ago, it opens 3 kinds of access readers for my home gates.
is this one that is not even being read.

the RFID diagnostic card lights up as this reader passes through, but my chip, it does not make the reader make any noise.