One Card Compliant Equipment and Specifications

Learn about One Card compliant equipment and specifications.

One Card compliant equipment and specifications

Note: if you want to know if a reader not listed here is compliant or what you should buy to be compliant, email onecardquestions@ucsd.edu

MRD5

• Functionality: Contactless and mag stripe reader
  • Operating temp: –4 to 140 degree Fahrenheit
  • Dimensions: (no greater than) 6" x 4" x 2".
  • FCC approved
  • 100 transactions per hour minimum.
• Compatibility: integrates with HDH point of sale devices and registers
• Current known manufacturers that meet requirements: BlackBoard

MF4100

• Functionality: Contactless and mag stripe reader
  • Operating temp: –4 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit
  • Dimensions: (no greater than) 6" x 4" x 2".
  • FCC approved
  • 20 transactions per hour minimum.
• Compatibility: Integrates with HDH Wash Laundry reader system
• Current manufacturers that meet requirements: BlackBoard

Passport 1000 and VingCard Lock Readers

• Functionality: Contactless and mag stripe reader
  • Operating temp: –13 to 151 degrees Fahrenheit, 85% Humidity
  • Upgradable to near field use & wireless use
  • FCC & UL approved for fire rated doors
  • 250 transactions per hour with 10,000 event audit trail
  • Wireless P2 supports WEP, WPA, WPA2 and 802.1x wireless encryption (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 GHz). AES 128 encrypted communication
  • Weatherized
• Compatibility: HDH Personna E-Lock systems
• Known manufacturers that meet requirements: Assa Abloy, Sargent & BlackBoard

HID multiCLASS SE Readers

• Functionality: Contactless readers which integrate with Lenel OnGuard and Software House CCURE9000 Access Control and Event Management Systems. Ideal for installations requiring multi-level authentication, including biometrics and supports multiple credential technologies.
  • Operating temp: -31 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, 5% to 95% humidity non-condensing
  • 56kHz, 125kHz Card Compatibility (various)
  • Supports wide range of form factors including cards, fobs, wristbands, and mobile devices
  • Secure Identity Object (SIO) data model provides an extra layer of encryption for additional protection of identity data
  • Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) for secure communications between reader and controller
• Compatibility: Lenel OnGuard access control systems at UC San Diego Health
• Known manufacturers that meet requirements: HID

Punch Out

The One Card Punch Out sheet (Word file) details exactly where the hole punch should be placed. Placing a hole punch outside of this range will damage the antenna inside the card.

Purchasing Compliant Equipment

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