Still haven’t implanted my xEM to test that, so I can’t confirm. There is the video of @turbo2ltr using his…so we have a last one member that confirmed that it works.
And @Pilgrimsmaster we’re off on a tangent talking about the Combi-cam lock now, not the subject of this thread. That lock is HF, Combi-cam is LF. I guess we should probably branch off to a different thread to continue discussion.
I had a full blown post viral reaction so I didn’t get a chance to mess with it yesterday, got a new battery
And on backup power…the Combi-cam website shows a tutorial where they take two paper clips to a coin cell, then touch the LEDs to briefly give it enough juice to unlock.
Can you link that?
I wouldn’t have figured the outside of the LEDs to be conductive
Thanks @Pilgrimsmaster for the thread cleanup!
Playing with the lock a little more today, now that my hands are actually functional
It’s not looking good… this thing has almost no field to it
I can’t get a blip with a field detector or a diagnostic card
Brand new battery @Pilgrimsmaster
It’s a struggle to even get the flipping actively emulating a card to open the lock
Could be a lemon… or they tweaked something and it’s garbage now
It’s hard to even get it to read an iso card touching the lock… I don’t think there’s a chance of an implant
Pretty bummed, I was really excited for this from seeing @turbo2ltr
Well drat.
I was hoping this would be the perfect solution for a cam-based RFID lock with backup number pad (for the wife). Mine is installed, and works great with just the keypad entry for now…like I mentioned, I don’t have my xEM installed yet.
Thanks for the testing. Based on my limited testing with field detectors and even my Flipper, our results are identical.
The manual mentions pressing # to wake the lock up before it will accept RFID tags. Have you been doing that?
Edit: looks like its wake period is 3 seconds
#wakeup
#grababrushandputonalittlemakeup
#Hibbeecartafawayegshake-up
(I’m just typing it how I hear it 
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