Description
Top Functionality
The main purpose of the TCP converters is to enable RFID authentication and access control for devices that lack a USB port, from older single-function printers to industrial robotics.
TCP converters can be connected on one end to a Local Area Network (LAN) and on the other end to an RFID reader via USB cable. When the user presents a card to the reader, the information is sent over the network to a local server and depending on the response, a print job can be released or, in the example of industrial robotics, operator authorization granted. Special features: + Easily adds RFID identification capabilities on single function printers and other devices over Ethernet + Simple installation between TWN3/TWN4 reader and Ethernet connected printer + Can act as an Ethernet network switch.
Common Locations
- College and University Computer Courtyards
- Media Centers and Public Libraries
- Student Copy – Print Centers
- Institutions with ID card for other purposes
Specifications
Elatec TCPCONV Converter |
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Dimensions: | Height: 0.98” | Width: 2.56” | Depth: 0.7” | Weight: 3 oz |
Network Connectivity: | TCP/IP via TCPConverter | |||
Housing: | Material ABS UL94-V0, color black | |||
Power Supply: | External Power Supply, 5V | |||
Operating Modes (USB) | TCP Server: Device is connected by a TCP client. TCP Client: Device connects automatically to a specified TCP server.
Connection may be triggered by incoming flow of data on either the USB or RS232 port. |
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LAN COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS | TCP, IPV4, DHCP, ARP, PING | |||
Host interface: | USB or RS232 | |||
Communication Parameters: | USB: Full speed (12 Mbit) RS232: up to 115.200baud / Air: up to 848kbit/s |
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Modes of Operation: | USB key board emulation – USB virtual COM port – Transparent PC/SC 2.01 / CCID mode^6) |