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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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Attendance In-Person & MS Teams

Attendance In-Person & MS Teams In One Report Get the results of attendance in-person & MS Teams at your meetings in one easy report. You easily get reports from MS Teams for all meeting attendees, but you also need in-person attendance records. Now you do both with Cloud-In-Hand® Stratus-io Time and Attendance, and the MS Teams report import option. Have complete attendance at your meetings for everyone in-person by scanning their employee badge, and import the MS Teams attendance for those who are remote. Tap Employee Badge For In-Person Attendance

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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 Bluetooth Did you know you can connect a Bluetooth device to SMKP without pairing step in Windows Bluetooth app? SerialMagic Keys Professional (SMKP) Windows app connects to Bluetooth devices on Windows, you do not pair in Windows Bluetooth first.

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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. 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 or two QRcode readers, or one of each. Second, choose

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SerialMagic Keys Windows Connects Wirelessly

Connect SerialMagic Keys Windows To NF4x RFID-NFC Reader SerialMagic has been enabling data to be posted to all applications since the year 2000 (12 years before the Microsoft Store existed!). Now SerialMagic Keys Professional Windows Connects idChamp® NF4x RFID-NFC Reader-Writer wirelessly to Windows 11, 10*. Once connected, you post RFID-NFC readings as keystrokes to all apps that take keystrokes, no programming needed. *Windows 10 must be  version 1809 or later. Install SerialMagic Keys Professional Windows Get SerialMagic Keys Professional from the Microsoft store. After installe, launch SerialMagic Keys, when your Windows is

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iOS Enter/Return Solution idChamp® RS4x

iOS Enter/Return Solution – Cursor Focus Fails To Move After Post You’re using an RFID-NFC-Barcode reader on iOS that sends [ENTER] or [RETURN] character and after the scan. The scanner/reader you use connects to iOS in wireless keyboard mode. However, you find the focus does NOT move to the next field or next line after the scan. This post shows the iOS Enter/Return Solution for the idChamp RS4x RFID-NFC Reader-Writer. This solution may work for other scanners also. The core reason that your cursor fails to move after your barcode

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idChamp RS4x BLE or HID

idChamp® RS4x BLE or HID Mode? idChamp® RS4x RFID-NFC reader-writer is flexible with two wireless connection modes. What mode do you use the idChamp RS4x BLE or HID?  Use BLE mode for the most fast and reliable data posting. BLE mode requires your app to connect the scanner. SerialMagic Keys, iScanBrowser, Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Grid, stratus-io Time and Attendance all support BLE mode. In BLE mode the app connects the scanner. Third party apps using the Serial Device Manager libraries may also connect. Use HID mode when you want the RS4x

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