Installation of NFC copier NS106

This video is simply show poepl how to get the software download it from your pc. The NFC copier is a cost-friendly option for high frequency (13.56MHz) reading, writing, and cloning. Not only supported with useful open source software, but the reader/writer can also be interfaced with the NFC (near field connection) features of NFC compliant mobile phones. The RFID Reader/Writer is an extremely inexpensive circuit board designed to be easily interfaced with the Arduino line. Searching the internet, there are many Arduino based RFID projects available to experiment with reading and writing to RFID (high frequency (13.56MHz) cards and tags. I’ll present a few of these projects later in this write-up. The Handheld RFID Writer Is another very inexpensive device that makes it incredibly easy to clone HID (low-frequency 125kHz only) cards and tags. This handheld reader/writer is powered by a couple of AAA batteries. Simply power the device using the on/off switch on the handle. Hold the source card to the reader (top-left), press the READ button, and wait for the green (pass) LED to light. Replace the source card with the target card, press the WRITE button, and wait for the green (pass) LED to light. Free to contact via email daniel@obohands.net/ whatsapp:008613705002309