HID iCLASS RK40 6130 Access Control Reader Model Overview
The HID iCLASS® RK40 and RWK400 Readers are cutting-edge 13.56 MHz contactless smart card readers designed for superior access control and user convenience. Featuring dual-factor authentication, these readers enhance security by combining secure PINs with iCLASS® card verification. The elegant, rugged design includes a weatherproof keypad with backlit numbers, ensuring functionality in any lighting condition. These versatile readers are simple to integrate with new and existing systems using Wiegand output, making them ideal for various applications, from corporate facilities to secure transit environments.
Key features:
Dual-Factor Authentication: Combines secure PINs with iCLASS® card authentication.
Flexible Configuration: Compatible with various PIN pad outputs.
Backlit Keypad: Facilitates operation in low-light conditions.
Read/Write Capability: RWK400 model supports data storage and retrieval.
Robust Design: Weather-resistant polycarbonate housing for durability.
pivCLASS READERS FOR "CONTROLLED" AREAS ENABLE HIGH SECURITY, INTEROPERABILITY AND COMPLIANCE
Part of an integrated solution from a single, trusted provider - Enables FIPS 201 compliance per NIST SP 800-116 guidelines and the TWIC Reader Specification
Reconfigurable in field - can be upgraded in the field to achieve higher assurance levels with the addition of a contact or contact plus biometric "sidecar"
Transitional reader - supports reading PIV, PIV-I, CAC, CIV, TWIC, FRAC, iCLASS® and HID Prox® cards for easy, phased transitions from legacy technology to new PKIenabled smart cards
Contactless reader with keypad for "Uncontrolled" security areas - enables "PIN to PACS" approach using both legacy and FIPS-201 cards
HID Global's pivCLASS Government Solutions enable facilities to upgrade their existing physical access control systems (PACS) to achieve FIPS 201/FICAM compliance without the need to rip-and-replace their existing system. The RK40 and RPK40 are designed to support multiple use cases leading to full FICAM compliance.
Transitional reader - in this approach the reader can be used standalone to read legacy iCLASS and HID prox cards as well as FIPS 201 type cards and pass the card identifier directly to the panel. The key pad can be used to send a user entered PIN directly to the PACS panel. When used with the pivCLASS Registration Engine and Certification Manager software this approach provides a solution for a smooth transition to full FICAM compliance as well as a cost effective solution for "Uncontrolled" doors where access control is desired but FICAM compliance is not required.
FICAM compliant reader - to be FICAM compliant requires the addition of the pivCLASS Authentication Module (PAM) to provide single factor strong authentication.
This configuration supports the CHUID + VIS and card authentication key (CAK) authentication modes as described in NIST Special Publication 800-116.
Two-factor strong authentication can be achieved by adding the HID pivCLASS contact reader sidecar. This sidecar provides a contact card reading slot and an LCD that displays messages and instructions to the card holder. This configuration supports the CHUID + VIS, CAK authentication modes over both the contactless and contact reader interfaces. It also supports the PKI + PIN authentication mode on the contact interface with match-oncard of the PIN.
Three-factor strong authentication can be achieved by adding the HID pivCLASS contact plus biometric reader sidecar. In addition to a contact card reading slot this sidecar also provides a biometric sensor. This configuration supports CHUID + VIS and CAK over both the contactless and contact reader interfaces. The PKI + PIN with match-on-card of the PIN and the PKI + PIN + BIO authentication modes use the contact interface.
The HID 921NHRTEK000Q7 Access Control Reader is also known as
HID-921NHRTEK000Q7
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