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The T5577 EM4305 Copy Rewritable ID Tag Transponder is a versatile solution for duplicating various ID formats, including TK4100 and EM4100. This pack of 12 lightweight key fobs is perfect for applications in hotels, amusement parks, and ticketing systems, offering a colorful and practical way to manage access control.
Manufacturer | XCRFID |
Brand | XCRFID |
Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 5.16 x 3.9 x 0.91 inches |
Item model number | T5577 rfid key fobs |
Color | Black,Blue,red, purple, gray ,orange |
Number of Items | 10 |
Manufacturer Part Number | XC22-03 |
R**Y
Works good
Works as advertised. I was able to clone my RFID card to these key fobs and give them to different members of my family. Would definitely recommend
L**.
Colorful and easy to program
They worked nicely as expected. Good quality with a nice key ring in each.
E**D
they work perfect for copy and rewriting
they work perfect for copy and rewriting
L**A
Yellow one works fine
So far I’ve only wrote my access card onto the yellow fob and it works fine. Hopefully the rest will be good too. It’s a bit larger in size than other fobs I’ve used so a little bulkier. That’s the reason for the 1 star deduction.
R**S
True T5577 chip
I learned the hard way that not all products advertised as T5577 really contain a T5577 chip. Some come with EM4305 chips which are not compatible with HID and other formats.I am happy to say this order is working as expected and does seem to contain a true T5577 chip. All 12 fobs are in great working condition.I was able to write to the following formats: EM4100, H10301, Indala26, IoProxXSF, FDX-A, FDX-B, HIDProx, HIDExt, Pyramid, Viking, Jablotron, Paradox, PAC/Stanley, Gallagher, Keri, AWID
J**N
Highly recommend
Fantastic keys fobs! Easy to program and works flawlessly. Very happy with these.
B**N
Works with Proxmark 3 RDV4!
These successfully read and write with my Proxmark 3 RDV4! Because of its small size positioning is important. Placing the fob with the dimple side down and near the top center (toward the LED's/FPC connector) of the Proxmark did the trick. Initially they show up as an EM410x tag but doing a `lf t55xx detect` shows them has a T55x7 chip. I was able to wipe the chip and easily reprogram to a HID ATS Wiegand 30-bit. All 12 read/erased/reprogrammed just fine.I tried another similar fob but couldn't get it to write using my Proxmark 3 RDV4, some reported success using the RDV4.01 which has a selectable Q-switch. Mine is older and doesn't have that switch. However, using these tags having that switch was not required.
K**G
Not all work
Received 4 not writeable
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