HID 40KNKS-02-000000
HID Global 40KNKS-02-000000 Signo Access Control Keypad Multi-Tech Smart-Profile (SEOS / iClASS SE / iClASS SR / iClASS / MIfae Desfire EV1/EV2 (SIO) / Mifare Classic) Reader – (IP65-Rated) Weatherproof & Tamper-proof – Black Bezel – Integred Keypad – Secure Mobile ID via NFC / Bluetooth – Supports OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol)
HID Global 40KNKS-02-000000 Signo Access Control Keypad Multi-Tech Smart-Profile (SEOS / iClASS SE / iClASS SR / iClASS / MIfae Desfire EV1/EV2 (SIO) / Mifare Classic) Reader – (IP65-Rated) Weatherproof & Tamper-proof – Black Bezel – Integred Keypad – Secure Mobile ID via NFC / Bluetooth – Supports OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol)
Key Features :-
- Multi-Technology Support: It seamlessly reads high-frequency (13.56 MHz) credentials, including iCLASS, SEOS, Desfire and MIFARE.
- Mobile Ready: Features native Bluetooth and NFC, allowing users to use smartphones (including Apple Wallet) to unlock doors.
- Integrated Keypad: Equipped with a 2×6 keypad for dual-factor authentication (e.g., scanning a badge followed by entering a PIN).
- Weather & Tamper Proof: Built for indoor or outdoor use with an IP65 ingress protection rating.
Powerfully Secure :-
- Multi-Layered security to ensure data authenticity and privacy
- EAL6+ Certified Secure Element Hardware
- Native OSDP secure channel capability
- Trusted secure authentication using the SIO data model
- Supports iCLASS Elite™ and Corporate 1000 Programs
Meet every need, adapt to any situation :-
- Go mobile with native Bluetooth and NFC support
- Supports over 15 common credential technologies
- Flush mount terminal block and pigtail wiring options
- Robust
Manage, upgrade and configure :-
- Easily and securely managed using HID Reader Manager®
- Configure via a mobile device or OSDP
- Update firmware in response to threats
- Personalize by configuring audio visual or keypad settings
- Deactivate legacy credential technology to conclude secure migration
The primary difference between the HID Signo 20 Standard Profile and the Smart Profile lies in their support for 125 kHz Low-Frequency (LF) proximity cards. Standard Profile readers read both legacy and modern cards, while Smart Profile readers are engineered for sites that only utilize High-Frequency (HF) and Mobile credentials.
Key Differences
| Feature | Standard Profile (e.g., 00/01 configuration) | Smart Profile (e.g., 02 configuration) |
| Low-Frequency (LF) Support | Yes (Supports HID Prox, Indala, EM Prox) | ❌ No |
| High-Frequency (HF) Support | Yes (Seos, iCLASS, DESFire, MIFARE) | Yes (Seos, iCLASS, DESFire, MIFARE) |
| Mobile Credentials | Yes (NFC, Bluetooth, Apple Wallet) | Yes (NFC, Bluetooth, Apple Wallet) |
| Use Case | Ideal for sites migrating from legacy 125 kHz proximity badges to newer tech. | Ideal for brand-new or “future-proofed” sites that do not use old proximity cards. |
Why choose one over the other?
- Standard Profile: Gives you maximum compatibility and is the safest bet for legacy environments, though it allows older, less secure 125 kHz credentials.
- Smart Profile: Forces a complete transition to high-security credentials. By completely disabling the low-frequency hardware component, it secures the facility against the use of easily cloned proximity cards.
You can manage, update, and toggle specific credential technologies natively via the HID Reader Manager app.