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Multi-Door RFID Attendance System

Multi-Door RFID Attendance System For Buildings You have a building with multiple doors and need an attendance system to know who’s onsite. First you need a multi-door RFID attendance system, but don’t want trusted people to stop at a kiosk. Secondly you want people to check-in and check-out from any building door as they enter and leave the building. The diagram below shows an overview of how the multi-door building attendance is setup.  Each building has Windows 11 PC to manage all the door readers, and for each door: Android

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Mobile Grid Game Check-in | Cloud-In-Hand® Solutions

Mobile Grid Game Check-in Using Student RFID Badges First, your school has many athletic games. Second, you want to see how many students attend the games. Third, you encourage game attendance with promotions for attendance. Give away shirts, caps, cups, coolers, etc. for good game attendance. One school had a car dealer had a raffle give-away, excellent attendance entered the raffle to win! Use Mobile Grid game check-in for your athletic games and other events as shown below. Pick Your Game Check-in Option From Cloud-In-Hand® Solutions Pick your option from

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macOS NFC Browser | Posts NFC & NDEF On Webpages

macOS NFC Browser Easily Posts NFC Records To Webpages First you need an easy way to post NDEF records from NFC tags to web pages in the browser. Secondly, it’s easy for users so they don’t need to tap in fields to get focus before NFC reads. Third, you need to post multiple NDEF records on the web page with a single NFC tag read. Use the macOS NFC Browser – iScanBrowser iOS runs on macOS with Apple M1 silicon and later. Install iScanBrowser From Apple App Store To get

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Android Cabled RFID Attendance Kiosk

Android Cabled RFID Attendance Kiosk – Wireless Unauthorized First use the Android cabled RFID-NFC attendance kiosk when hard connections are desired. Second, wireless connections are not allowed some sensitive environments. In both cases, use a cabled RFID reader like the idChamp® brand NF2 NFC badge/tag reader shown here. Attendance Kiosk For Fast NFC-RFID Check-in First launch Stratus-io Time & Attendance app on Android. Second, enter the cloud-in-hand.com credentials associated with your Stratus-io Time and Attendance account. Third, connect the idChamp® NF2 NFC cabled reader in the app Serial Device Manager.

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Load MOB-ICE Key On RS4x

Load MOB-ICE Key On idChamp® RS4x You load MOB-ICE key on idChamp® RS4x Smart Credential Badge Reader in order to read secure and restricted badge types. For example the idChamp® RS4x offers support for all HID Mobile Access® solutions including employee badge and Student ID in Apple Wallet. To read these credentials from the Apple Wallet the proper Mobile Key Card must be used to load the key to the RS4x. You read ELITE key badges, only after the proper ICE key is loaded to the RS4x. Steps To Load

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Fast Emergency Headcount With Badge & Without

Fast Emergency Headcount With Badge & Without You perform very fast Emergency Headcount with badge & without. During your emergency, RFID badge check-in is fast, and convenient, yet people will forget their badges. You use Cloud-In-Hand Stratus-io Emergency Headcount for fast check-in with RFID/Barcode badges and without. For example use the idChamp® NF4x Wireless Smart Card Reader to scan employee/member badges. Rally Point / Mustering Captains Get Help With Images First, your emergency headcount/mustering needs to be fast. Secondly, you know in the emergency, people may overlook procedures, and forget

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Load Soft Credential Key On RS4x

Load Soft Credential Key On idChamp® RS4x First you load soft credential key on your idChamp® RS4x to enable reading mobile credentials stored in the phone. Then  use the mobile credentials via HID Mobile Access, or credential stored in Apple Wallet for meeting or attendance check-in. See this post if you just need to load MOB or ICE key on the idChamp® RS4x Smart Credential Reader. Install HID OMNIKEY USB CDC EEM Driver First download the HID OMNIKEY USB CDC EEM Driver. Next, install the EEM Driver on a PC

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PROX & iClass Badge Values

SerialMagic Keys Post PROX & iClass Badge Values As Keystrokes You post PROX & iCLass badge values as keystrokes to iOS apps using SerialMagic Keys iOS. Your company employee badge values easily post to any iOS app that accepts keystrokes. Post RFID, NFC, Barcode, Scale readings sensors, and more, with SerialMagic Keys*. When you’re employee badges have PAC data like PROX, ioProx, iClass, & Seos type cards, you use the SerialMagic Keys PAC Wizard. *SerialMagic Keys works on iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS. Connect idChamp NF4x Badge Reader First, connect your idChamp

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Connect SerialMagic Keys Windows

Connect SerialMagic Keys Windows – Wireless Scanners, Scales… Connect SerialMagic Keys Windows to wireless RFID readers, barcode scanners, scales, calipers, sensors, whatever! This post connects a BlueSnap M6A wireless RS232 DB9 dongle using SerialMagic Keys Professional (SMKP) Windows. Get SMKP from Microsoft Store. Connect Wireless Devices – No Pairng In Windows BT Devices Did you know you can connect a wireless device to SMKP without pairing step in Windows BT Devices app? SerialMagic Keys Professional (SMKP) Windows app connects to wireless devices on Windows, you do not pair in Windows

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School Check-in and Late Pass Printing

School Check-in and Late Pass Printing First, use RFID-NFC badges and/or barcodes and get fast school check-in with automatic late pass printing. Second, use Stratus-io Time and Attendance for Windows. Third, connect both the idChamp® brand NF4x NFC reader and the Scanfob® brand QR code reader. Finally, read 1D barcodes also with the Scanfob® PX20. You can also notify parents by TEXT/SMS when students are late. Speed Check-in With RFID-NFC Badges And Barcodes Using RFID-NFC Badges, QR codes, and barcodes you speed up check-in. First, decide to use two NFC readers

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