Bluetooth Card Duplicator Long-distance Parking Card Duplicator and Rewritable Bluetooth Card

# Long-Range Bluetooth Card Copier for Parking and Property Management

## Product Overview

The Asiali Long-Range Bluetooth Card Copier is an advanced device designed for copying and managing access cards used in residential communities and parking systems. Manufactured in Shenzhen, this all-in-one sensing machine offers high-tech solutions for property management and parking access control.

## Key Specifications

- Brand: Asiali

- Type: Community all-in-one card system

- Applicable cards: Parking cards, property management replacement cards

- Sensing distance: 600 cm

- Power: 12 W

- Working frequency: 16 KHz

- Card reading time: 0.01 s

- Storage capacity: 100,000 cards

## Key Features

1. Universal Copying: Can copy any client Bluetooth card that allows data reading.

2. Anti-interference: Uses CPU electronics with automatic multi-lane recognition.

3. CDMA Technology: Eliminates entrance and exit interference issues.

4. Advanced Features: Sleep wake-up, Bluetooth functionality, CPU automatic recognition.

5. Non-stop Card Reading: Greatly improves traffic flow and recognizes multiple lanes.

6. Strong Penetration: Works through vehicle protective films and is suitable for all vehicle types.

7. International Leading Technology: Combination of various high-tech innovations.

## Operation Instructions

1. Power On: Turn on the power switch. The power light (green) will illuminate, and the digital display will show "H" with a beep sound.

2. Scanning: Press the read button. The read/write light (blue) will turn on, and the display will show "F". Place the original card face down near the sensing area (about 10 cm away). Successful scan is indicated by a beep and the card type displayed. Failed scan shows "n" with two beeps.

3. Copying: After successful scanning, press the write button. The display will show "P". Place the new card near the sensing area for automatic copying. Success is indicated by "C" on the display with a beep. Failure is shown as "n" with two beeps.

## Note

Avoid scanning near devices with strong radiation (e.g., computers, phones) for optimal performance.