2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID and OSDP Reader, 03357-001

2N Dual RFID and OSDP Reader

The 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID and OSDP Reader is a plug-in RFID reader that sits inside a 2N IP Force 2.0 intercom and reads both 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz cards. Its OSDP interface talks to an access controller over an encrypted link, which 2N positions as the more secure alternative to Wiegand. It is made for the second-generation two-button and pictogram intercoms, order numbers 03367-001 and 03364-001. The first-generation 2N IP Force (for example 01337-001) is a different model and does not take these modules.

Key Specifications

Full specifications are listed in the Detailed Specifications tab.

Compatible Intercoms

Intercoms 2N lists for this module, available at Affinitech Store:

• 2N IP Force 2.0 Video Intercom with Pictograms, RFID Ready (03364-001)
• 2N IP Force 2.0 2-Button Video Intercom, RFID Ready (03367-001)

Related Products

Other 2N IP Force 2.0 reader modules, coming to Affinitech Store (listed by order number):

• 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID and Wiegand reader (03355-001)
• 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID-S and Wiegand reader (03356-001)
• 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID-S and OSDP reader (03358-001)
• 2N IP Force 2.0 Induction Loop (03399-001)

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Frequently Asked Questions About 2N Dual RFID and OSDP Reader

Which intercoms does the 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID and OSDP Reader fit?

Per 2N it fits the second-generation 2N IP Force 2.0 two-button and pictogram models, order numbers 03367-001 and 03364-001. It is not for the first-generation IP Force.

Which card frequencies does it read?

Both 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz, including MIFARE, FeliCa, iClass CSN/Picopass and 2N PICard credentials, plus phones running the My2N app via NFC.

Does it support HID Seos credentials?

No. Seos and other HID secure credentials need the RFID-S version of this module.

Is it a Wiegand or an OSDP reader?

It uses OSDP, which 2N says encrypts the data sent to the controller, unlike Wiegand.

What inputs and outputs does it add?

Two inputs (active or passive), an active switch output of 9.8 to 13.8 V DC up to 400 mA, a tamper switch for the front panel, and a red status LED under the panel.

What power does it need?

12 V DC ±15% at 350 mA, supplied from the intercom.

What temperatures can it work in?

Operating range is -30 °C to +55 °C (-22 °F to 131 °F) with 10% to 95% non-condensing humidity.

What warranty does 2N list?

2N lists a 5-year warranty for this module on 2n.com.