Does anyone have any experience with this smart lock? I am having difficulty locating a lock to fit a door with a multi point lock that can be used with an implant.
The product information page mentions it’s RFID and 13.56mhz but little else. I have asked their support team for more info, but if anyone has tried this like I’d be interested to hear your experiences.
Definitely ask Yale where you can go (retail store) to test it out. I have a Yale lock someone sent me for testing… it only works with Mifare 1k chips with 4 byte UIDs. It reads the xNT but it borks… I can see a little reading LED light up when I present it but I cannot program the xNT to the lock, the reader chip works to read the xNT but the Yale software inside the main board doesn’t properly handle it well.
Hi Guys
I am totally new at this and know very little about chip implants. I have a DT
xNT – 13.56MHz NTAG216 NFC Type 2 ISO14443A
and a xEM – 125kHz T5577 RFID chip emulator. I have implanted the NTAG216 between thumb and finger but not the T557.
Where is the best place to implant the T557?
At the moment all i am trying to do is open a Yale Conexis L1 Door lock and a Yale Keyless connected door lock.
Now for the biggy
How do i do it? and pls keep it simple lol
Hoping Andy
Heres where it gets a little tricky (Thanks to Yale)
So you will need a Proxmark3, or if you ask really nicely, you may be able to get your chosen implant sent via somebody with a Yale dump that can do this for you…
Does that all make sense to you.
Just ask if you need further clarification?
Thanks guys,
Im following it so far, Seems like i need another chip. I may put that one in my right knee as its already Bionic Lol.
Thanks everybody for the info and i will get back to this thread when i have the chip.
Thats a 3hr drive there is someone much closer I’ll shoot them a DM as don’t know whether they can / would help and I know them personally so they may jump in here shortly.
As for the implant without removing it from the syringe there’s no way to write to it. The safest way to remove it is to implant it.