MORX RF01-MF Mifare Card Reader for Access Control, Wiegand

Overview

The MORX RF01-MF is a Mifare card reader that adds 13.56 MHz Mifare smart card reading to an access controller or attendance terminal. It is a reader, not a lock controller: it passes each card number over Wiegand to a separate controller, which decides whether to open the door. It suits a place that issues Mifare cards and runs its doors from an access control panel, such as the MORX MAC-D series, or from a fingerprint terminal with a Wiegand input.

Is it right for you?

• It suits a door run by a controller with a Wiegand input that needs an entry or exit reader for Mifare cards.
• It suits adding a card reader to a biometric terminal with a Wiegand input.
• If your cards are 125 kHz proximity cards, choose the MORX RFR104 instead.
• If you want a reader that controls the lock itself, look at the WebPass-M, which reads Mifare and has a built-in controller.

Key features

• Reads Mifare cards at 13.56 MHz.
• Wiegand output to a separate controller.
• Part of the MORX Wiegand card reader range, alongside the RFR104 proximity reader.
• Pairs with MORX Mifare 1K and 4K cards.

What else you need

• An access controller or terminal with a Wiegand input.
• A cable run from the controller to the door, with the reader powered from the controller.
• Mifare cards or tags enrolled in the controller.

Installation

An access control installer should mount the reader at the door, run the cable to the controller’s reader input and power it from the controller. The controller handles the lock, exit button and door sensor.

Before you buy

• Read range, supply voltage, Wiegand format and ingress rating are not stated by the manufacturer; confirm them on the quotation before specifying it for an outdoor door.
• Tell us your card type: this reader is for 13.56 MHz Mifare, not 125 kHz proximity.