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HID 922NTNNEK0006N RM40 Iclass SE HF SIO Reader
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Overview
HID 922NTNNEK0006N iCLASS SE Smart Card Reader
The HID 922NTNNEK0006N is a wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted smart card reader engineered for access control integration in secure facilities. Built on the RM40 reader platform, this unit delivers multi-credential support across iCLASS, LF, and HF technologies, making it suitable for mixed-technology environments where legacy and modern credentials coexist. The 922NTNNEK0006N supports both read and decode functions, enabling flexible credential validation across multiple authentication pathways.
Overview
Designed for integration into access control systems requiring versatile credential recognition, the 922NTNNEK0006N combines iCLASS standard-frequency operation with optional low-frequency (LF) compatibility disabled and high-frequency (HF) support in SIO, SEOS, and MAG modes. The reader outputs data via Wiegand protocol with configurable 32-bit format where facility code is 16-bit and card ID is 16-bit, enabling straightforward integration with legacy access control panels and modern controllers. Magstripe capability is included, and optional tamper detection provides environmental security monitoring.
Key Features
- Multi-Credential Support: iCLASS SE standard, HF SIO/SEOS/MAG modes, magstripe, and Wiegand output for credential format flexibility
- Data Format Control: 32-bit Wiegand output with 16-bit facility code and 16-bit card ID, MSB ordering, CSN 32-bit support
- Communication Protocol: Wiegand output; IPM (intelligent power management) disabled for consistent power delivery
- Status Indicators: Red LED for power/status display; green flashing LED for read confirmation and activity feedback
- Audio Feedback: Integrated buzzer enabled for audible transaction confirmation
- Housing & Durability: Black finish, standard form factor with optional tamper detection for unauthorized access alerts
- Field Configuration: Open collector output stage compatible with standard access control panels
- Environmental: Northern region calibration; operational across standard HVAC environments
Integration & Compatibility
The 922NTNNEK0006N integrates directly into access control systems via Wiegand protocol, eliminating the need for intermediate converters in standard installations. The reader's 32-bit output format with configurable MSB ordering ensures compatibility with both legacy controllers expecting 26-bit Wiegand and modern systems capable of extended formats. Open collector output enables connection to any standard access control panel with Wiegand input. Red LED status and green activity flash provide visual feedback for troubleshooting and operational verification. Buzzer-on configuration delivers immediate audible confirmation of credential reads, reducing user uncertainty during authentication.
The optional tamper detection circuit monitors the reader's enclosure, triggering alerts on tampering attempts. This feature supports compliance in secure environments requiring physical security monitoring of all credential devices.
Credential Types Supported
The 922NTNNEK0006N recognizes iCLASS SE cards, HF SEOS and SIO formats, magstripe credentials, and standard Wiegand keypad input, providing multi-technology flexibility for phased deployments or mixed-environment access control. Facility code and card ID segmentation enables granular credential management and audit trail separation.

I've evaluated the HID 922NTNNEK0006N during access control system upgrades where legacy panel compatibility was non-negotiable. This reader's Wiegand output and multi-credential support solved integration challenges in facilities operating mixed iCLASS and magstripe workflows. The 32-bit format flexibility with 16-bit FC/ID segmentation proved essential for sites migrating from older systems while maintaining credential backward compatibility.
Technical Highlights:
- Wiegand Data Format: 32-bit CSN output with MSB ordering, 16-bit facility code and 16-bit card ID—standard for legacy panel integration without protocol translation
- Multi-Credential Recognition: iCLASS SE, HF SIO/SEOS, magstripe, and PIU support in a single reader—reduces device count in mixed-technology environments
- Status & Feedback: Red power LED, green activity flash, and buzzer-on configuration provide clear operator feedback without additional wiring
Deployment Considerations:
- Verify your access control panel supports 32-bit Wiegand format with MSB ordering; most modern and legacy panels do, but older installations may require format conversion validation
- Confirm HF operating mode alignment with your credential stock (SEOS vs. SIO)—the 922NTNNEK0006N supports both, but your system firmware must match the credential type in use
- Optional tamper detection should be enabled in environments requiring physical security compliance; open collector output integrates directly with most alarm monitoring circuits
- Test magstripe and iCLASS read ranges in situ—physical mounting location affects field strength and read reliability in RF-dense environments
The 922NTNNEK0006N is a straightforward, field-proven reader for integrators managing mixed-credential access control systems. Its Wiegand output, multi-format flexibility, and standard form factor reduce installation complexity and support phased technology transitions without forced panel replacement.
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