Keri Systems RDR-ENR1 Universal Desktop Enrollment Reader
- Enroll credentials at badging station by presenting them to the reader
- Plugs directly into PC's USB port
- Integrated with Doors.NET software enrollment screen
- Reads a variety of popular 3rd party 125 kHz proximity cards and 13.56 MHz smart cards
- Best used with cards of unknown ID

Keri Systems RDR-ENR1 Universal Desktop Enrollment Reader Features
The RDR-ENR1 is a desktop card reader that combines proximity and contactless technologies into one reader. It is capable of reading both 125 kHz proximity cards and 13.56 MHz contactless cards. The reader is best used when card numbers or data formats are unknown, common in such technologies as MIFARE, EM, and others, as it eliminates the need for manual entry and provides error-free identification and security. The device is simply plugged into the USB Port of a PC or workstation running a Doors.NET Client. Using the pcProxConfig software utility, the operator chooses the card type and format and clicks the Write Active button to load the information into the device. Afterward, unless the customer wishes to enroll cards of a different type or format, the pcProxConfig software is not needed again. The pcProxConfig software can also help analyze unknown card types and data format.
Features
- Enroll credentials: Enroll credentials at badging station by presenting them to the reader for quick and efficient setup.
- Easy connectivity: Plugs directly into PC’s USB port, ensuring a straightforward installation without the need for additional power sources.
- Software integration: Integrated with Doors.NET software enrollment screen for seamless enrollment processes.
- Versatile reading capabilities: Reads a variety of popular 3rd party 125 kHz proximity cards and 13.56 MHz smart cards, allowing for broad adaptability to existing systems.
- Unknown ID functionality: Best used with cards of unknown ID, significantly reducing the time spent on manual data entry and minimizing errors.
Keri Systems RDR-ENR1 Detailed Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Compatibility | Supports 125 kHz proximity cards and 13.56 MHz contactless cards |
| Connection | USB interface for easy plug-and-play setup |
| Software | Compatible with pcProxConfig for enrollment and analysis |
| Use Case | Ideal for environments with unknown card types |
| Dimensions | Compact and lightweight design for easy desktop use |



