NFC card reader

RFID IC M1 card, full protocol HID15693 wireless NFC card reader card issuer/swipe machine with USB.

Product Introduction:

The USB driver-free ID card reader is a low-cost, high-performance external computer input device developed using the latest industry technology.

It can read the RFID card serial number and output it to the computer via the USB port in a specified format, just like keyboard input.
Management software can then use this card number to perform additional management functions without requiring additional program development.

The device is reliable and easy to operate.
It supports plug-and-play and can be connected or disconnected at any time during use.
No external power supply is required.
No driver installation is needed.
The computer system directly recognizes it as an HID keyboard device.

After plugging the reader into the computer’s USB port, it will beep once to begin self-check and initialization, then beep again when initialization is successful and enter standby mode.
At this time, a Human Interface Device (HID) will appear in the computer’s Device Manager, indicating successful connection.
When a card is swiped, the reader automatically inputs the card number at the computer cursor position and presses Enter automatically.

The original ID card number is fixed.
The reader can convert and output different digit lengths and formats based on the original card number.
Different manufacturers’ readers may output data slightly differently, but they follow certain standards. 

When purchasing cards or printing card numbers, ensure format consistency.
Because this reader can integrate into existing systems without secondary development, it is widely used in internet cafés (billing systems), membership management, clubs, and similar applications.

On the market, it may be called:

“Internet Café ID Card Reader”
“ID Internet Café Reader”
“Driver-Free USB ID Card Reader”

In fact, they all have the same function and purpose.

Technical Parameters:
Plug and play.
Standard USB keyboard interface mode.
No driver installation required.
The computer system automatically recognizes it as a Human Interface Device (HID).