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I. Module Parameters
Dimension：76x35x20mm
Rated Voltage：12V DC
Input Ports：2
Output Ports：2
Supported Card Model: 125kHz ID Card
II. Functional Description & Applications
Functionality:
- Triggers Output 1 when detecting a registered ID card.
- Triggers Output 2 when detecting an unregistered ID card.
- Supports multi-card recognition and sequential verification.
Applications:
- Access Control: Triggers door locks, lighting, or automated gates.
- Escape Rooms: Hidden triggers for puzzle mechanisms (cards embedded in props).
- Exhibitions: Detects objects to activate videos, lighting effects, etc.
III. Usage Guide
1. Installation
- Wiring & mounting must be done with power off.
- Note: The sensing surface is on the blank side (non-labeled face).
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Penetration Limits:
- ❌ Metal blocks detection.
- ✔️ Works through insulators.
- Max range: 5cm (standard ID cards), 2.5cm (coin-sized cards).
2. Interface Specifications
- Input 1: Single-trigger port (default: test cap installed).
- Input 2: Continuous-trigger port (default: test cap installed).
- Output 1: "Correct" action (registered card detected).
- Output 2: "Error" action (unregistered card detected).
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LED Indicators:
- Input 1 signal: 1 flash.
- Input 2 signal: 2 flashes.
- Registered card: Fast red blink.
- Unregistered card: Slow red blink.
3. Operations
(1) Registering ID Cards
- Swipe admin card (fast blink) → LED stays on.
- Swipe cards to register (fast blink during swipe).
- Swipe admin card again → LED turns green → extinguishes.
(2) N-Point Sequential Verification
- Common in ordered activation scenarios (e.g., escape rooms).
- Each module corresponds to a hidden card in props.
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Daisy-chaining setup:
- First module: Inputs 1 & 2 capped; Output 1 → Next module’s Input 2.
- Final module’s Output 1 → Main controller input.