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The easiest and most risk-free solution to print on proximity cards is to use a retransfer card printer, such as the Fargo HDP5000. This printer prints onto a film, which is then heat rolled onto the card surface giving you a nice even print quality.

Proximity cards are commonly used as access control cards, and are also used in security, identification, ticketing, toll, and other applications that require fast processing speeds.

If you own an E-book reader, you can get accessories like covers, screen protectors, stands, sleeves, skins, power adapters, power cables, and reading lights to make the most of your device.

The proximity card reader is wired to an access control system panel. The wires carry power to the reader, and data from the reader to the panel. The Reader emits an electromagnetic field called the "excite field". When a proximity card is brought within the field, the card absorbs some of the energy from the field.

First, look at the information on the front or back of the prox card. There are many manufacturers of prox cards but each card may contain physical markings printed on the card actual card. These markings may help you determine: 1. The manufacturer. 2. The card format. 3. The site and facility code. 3. The site and facility code. 4. The card ID ran

A proximity card can be read from only 2 feet away, at best. They operate at different frequencies. A RFID tag holds more information than a proximity card. The typical uses for these two technologies is the biggest difference.