Mini Metal Epoxy Drop Elevator Card, CUID Access Control Card, IC Copyable Blank Card with Firewall Penetration, M1 Key Fob
Mini Metal Epoxy Drop Elevator Card, CUID Access Control Card
Brand: Asiali
Diameter: 25 mm; Material: Metal ring/Epoxy resin; Data Retention: 10 years; Read/Write: Contactless IC; Type: Smart Card; Usage: Access control, elevator, attendance, membership, smart locks, etc.
Features:
- Supports duplication via copying machines; requires configuration, not direct use.
- CUID cards have firewall penetration and anti-duplication functions.
- Rewritable after formatting (requires special equipment).
- Suitable for systems with special encryption where standard UID cards fail.
Difference: UID (basic), CUID (rewritable), UFUID/FUID (one-time write, stronger penetration).
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Brand: Asiali
Specification: Diameter 25 mm
Data Retention: 10 years
Encapsulation Material: Metal Ring/Epoxy Resin
Write/Erase Life: More than 100,000 cycles
Application Range: Access control cards, elevator cards, attendance cards, membership cards, community entry cards, smart locks, fingerprint locks, etc.
Type: Smart Card
Read/Write Method: Contactless IC Card
Application Field: Non-financial cards
Product Features: Firewall Penetration Function
Purchase Notes:
1. This link is for an IC-CUID smart sensing card with a metal edge design, supporting duplication using a key-copying machine. It cannot be used directly.
2. IC-CUID cards feature firewall penetration and anti-duplication functions, but they are not universal cards. Typically, after successfully copying with an IC-UID card, the card might become ineffective or unresponsive after several uses. In such cases, an IC-CUID card may be used as a solution.
3. If you don't have the equipment, you can contact online customer service for card configuration services.
Differences between CUID/UFUID/UID/FUID:
1. Similarities: All belong to IC copyable cards.
2. Differences:
- UID: A standard IC copyable card, rewritable, without firewall penetration.
- CUID: A second-generation firewall card, rewritable after formatting, but some systems cannot be penetrated.
- UFUID and FUID: Enhanced firewall cards, only writable once, with stronger penetration, locking the information as original card data.
New Generation IC Thin Card IC-CUID Key Card with Firewall Penetration Function
Notes to Buyers:
- This product is an IC copyable card, which can be used with a copying machine for read/write or after adding the card to property settings. It cannot be used directly.
- It is suitable for access control, elevator, parking, attendance, and other fields.
- A new generation of erasable and rewritable anti-shielding CUID cards, which can be reused (requires special equipment for formatting) instead of one-time FUID or UFUID cards.
- Greatly reduces costs, cost-effective, and improves product utilization.
Key Points:
1. The card is fully compatible with Mifare 1K cards.
2. Block 0 of the card (where the UID is located) cannot be modified using mobile phone NFC.
3. Block 0 can be directly modified using a standard Mifare reader/writer.
4. The default password of the card is 12 F (FFFFFFFFFFFF).
When to Use a CUID Card?
Answer: Many systems are now equipped with anti-duplication and special encryption functions. After using a standard UID card, it may fail to open doors or become ineffective after several uses. In such cases, a CUID or FUID card with special chip configuration is required. The CUID card also offers a rewritable function, requiring a device that supports formatting.
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