Nedap AVI 9206663 uPASS Access Ultra-Small UHF Reader

The uPASS Access is an ultra-small UHF reader for handsfree door access. Based passive UHF technology, people are identified up to 2 meters (6,5 feet). The uPASS Access complies with the ISO18000-6C and EPC global Gen 2 directive.

Typical applications include hands-free door access in hospitals, office buildings, gated communities, care homes and universities.

Card orientation freedom
As the uPASS Access is used in combination with battery free UHF combi cards, the solution is cost efficient. The patented antenna design guarantees card orientation freedom. This means credentials can be read both horizontal and vertical as long as they are in direct line of sight of the reader.

Nedap's portfolio contains various combi cards that combine UHF with conventional card technologies, such as: HID Prox, HID iClass, EM, MIFARE and LEGIC. These combi card solutions enable compatibility with access control installations.

Communication interfaces
The uPASS Access supports a variety of industry-standard communication interfaces, such as Wiegand, clock & data and RS485. This enables seamless integration into any existing or new access control or parking system.

LED and beeper indication
The built-in high intensity red, green and blue LED's provide the user with visual feedback that the tag has been read or authorized. The LED and beeper functionality can be controlled by the access control panel, but can also be reconfigured.

Easy installation
The uPASS Access is ideal for door post mounting at a height of about 1,5 meters (5 feet). It can be installed directly onto a wall next to a door, without requiring additional mounting accessories.

The reader is IP65 rated, so it can be used indoors as well as outdoors. The reader features a tamper switch to immediately provide tamper indication.

OSDP capability
The uPASS Access UHF RFID reader supports the Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) for automatic vehicle identification applications. OSDP enables advanced and secure communication between the uPASS UHF RFID reader and the controller.