The idChamp® NF2 RFID-NFC Reader/Writer can connect to the host via USB, or via Wireless (BLE). This page shows the DIP switch setting options. NF2 Wireless (BLE) Mode DIP Switch Settings
You use Geolocation attendance for automatic check-in and checkout personnel at any location using stratus-io: Remote Check-In. First you create geofences (geolocations) in any number of places. Then personnel automatically check-in and out as they enter/leave the defined geographic location. Finally you have accurate incident reporting with automatic check-in. See your group on-site check-in, check-out, and resource auditing. First, see your custom geofences in the stratus-io app on an Android or iOS devices. Third, users get push notifications immediately as they enter the geofence alerting them of check-in. Thirdly, once
stratus-io Time and Attendance by Cloud-In-Hand Solutions Framework with the idChamp® NF4 RFID-NFC reader provides unmatched flexibility and convenience to read every type of RFID employee ID badge credential in common use (and many not so common) for attendance, training, meetings, and emergency evacuations. The Lillitab desktop kiosk shown in this video provides a convenient secure kiosk form factor (locked with a physical key) for unattended operations. Floor stand and wall-mount options are also available. Kiosks can support many Android and iOS devices. Cloud-In-Hand Solutions Framework can also provide soft
Ensure safety and compliance for your company forklift operations so only properly trained and authorized forklift drivers can use equipment. Driving the forklift is enabled by an employee badge scan. One manufacturing company forklift report showed an operator drove the forklift for 56 hours straight. You can see obviously that’s not what was happening. First, this company’s prior solution was forklift operator use was enabled Bluetooth Beacons. Secondly, the beacon was detected and authenticated by their on-board Android application to register usage and task completion. Thirdly, the company failed to
Why No Tap Check-in? You need No Tap Check-in(TM) because your users are not using your current tap-to-checkin NFC-RFID readers with their badges. Firstly, your organizations RFID badges readers are great, and employees use them to tap-in and tap-out, this is a major improvement. However, now you need users to be checked-in and checked-out simply by walking to and from the job site. Automatic Onsite and Offsite Tracking Portal for Employees, Contractors, & Visitors Your attendance events instantly upload and provide you real-time reporting of resource use. Additionally, you have records
How can iOS keyboard be used to send user specified data to a wirelessly connected device? SerialMagic Keys iOS provides a ‘Command Key’ option to send user defined data to trigger some event on the device connected to BlueSnap M6A DB9 connector serial port e.g. to trigger scale to send weight, RFID reader to read tag, sensor to take measurement, barcode scanner to read barcode, etc. Open SerialMagic Keys app on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, then tap on “Command Key” Choose the wireless device that SerialMagic Keys will send
Why Smartphone Wallet Attendance Check-in You do smartphone wallet attendance check-in with secure credential stored in smartphone’s wallet. Your credential is stored in your Apple Wallet when you have an iPhone. You check-in to your meeting or event using your iPhone or Apple Watch. Your unique credential is securely stored in the smartphone wallet then you don’t carry your physical employee badge to check-in. Check-in for your meeting, class, and membership, use for tool and equipment check-out, everything your badge can do, your phone can do with soft credential stored
Setup the idChamp® NF4x to post correct RFID badge value You use the NF4x SDM PAC Wizard to get the correct RFID badge value to post to your iOS application. You scan a badge, but the RFID-NFC value posted is not the value printed on the card. This post shows you how to get the correct value using the idChamp NF4x wireless mobile badge reader. You use the SDM (Serial Device Manager) PAC wizard to setup idChamp NF4x (This works for NF4x Smart Mode models only) to setup the idChamp® brand
Connect the AllFlex RS420 to iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices. The RS420 is MFi (Made For iOS) device, so needs initial connect in the iOS Bluetooth app, then the iOS app connects to it once that’s done. On power up, the RS420 auto-reconnects to the last device that it was connected to. Here we show how it’s connected first to iPhone11 then power OFF Bluetooth, press the RS420 menu button until menu appears, select “Bluetooth Settings” then “Select Device” then select the iOS device (search and connect to the iPad /
Here you see how to connect Gallagher HR5 livestock RFID reader to iPad to scan RFID livestock tags to any iPad app. You connect Gallagher HR5 to iPad (or iPhone) using the BlueSnap SPP-BLE Bridge. Since the Gallagher HR5 supports Bluetooth SPP (and WiFi) but not Bluetooth BLE this seems impossible. This video shows Gallagher HR5 connected to iPad using the BlueSnap bridge. HR5 can auto-connect at power-on to the bridge, making it easy to use HR5 with iPad iPhone iPod Touch. When auto-connect fails, simply connect manually as shown in the video. Once
