2N IP Force 125 kHz RFID Card Reader with OSDP, 03228-001

2N IP Force 125 kHz RFID Card Reader with OSDP

The 2N IP Force 125 kHz RFID Card Reader with OSDP is an internal module that reads 125 kHz proximity cards in a first-generation 2N IP Force intercom and talks to the door controller over OSDP. OSDP encrypts the card data on its way to the controller, which Wiegand does not. 2N lists this order number as End of Sale, and Axis lists a replacement for the IP Force 2.0.

Key Specifications

Full specifications are listed in the Detailed Specifications tab.

Module Fitting Notes

• This is an internal module that fits inside the intercom housing, so no separate reader unit is needed on the wall.
• The OSDP link encrypts the data that goes to the door controller, which Wiegand does not.
• The tamper switch on the module signals when the front panel is opened.

Compatible Products

The reader modules fit the two-button and pictogram versions of the first-generation IP Force: 2N names the 2N IP Force 1-Button with HD Camera and Pictograms, 1-Button with Pictograms, 2-Button with HD Camera and 2-Button Audio versions. Compatible 2N products available at Affinitech Store:

• 2N IP Force 1-Button Intercom with HD Camera and Pictograms (01334-001)
• 2N IP Force 1-Button Intercom with Pictograms (01335-001)
• 2N IP Force 2-Button Intercom with HD Camera, Reader Ready (01340-001)
• 2N IP Force 2-Button Audio Intercom, Reader Ready (01341-001)

Related Products

Related 2N products available at Affinitech Store:

• 2N IP Force 125 kHz RFID Card Reader (01344-001)
• 2N IP Force/Safety Additional Switch and Tamper (01350-001)
• 2N Security Relay (01386-001)
• 2N IP Force/Safety Gooseneck Stand (01351-001)

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Frequently Asked Questions About 2N IP Force 125 kHz RFID Card Reader with OSDP

What does the 2N IP Force 125 kHz OSDP reader read?

It reads 125 kHz cards of the EM4100, EM4102 and HID Prox families.

Why choose OSDP over Wiegand?

OSDP encrypts the card ID or PIN sent to the door controller, which makes eavesdropping harder than with Wiegand.

Which intercoms does it fit?

2N lists the two-button and pictogram versions of the first-generation IP Force: the 1-Button with HD Camera and Pictograms, 1-Button with Pictograms, 2-Button with HD Camera and 2-Button Audio versions.

What power and switching does the module offer?

An active output of 9 to 13 V DC (PoE gives 9 V, an adapter gives the source voltage minus 1 V) with a maximum of 600 mA, and a passive NC/NO contact for up to 30 V and 1 A.

Is this reader still sold?

2N lists it as End of Sale, and Axis product data marks it as discontinued. Axis lists 03357-001 as the replacement for the IP Force 2.0.