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13.56 MHz Physical Access Contactless Technology How to Order Guide D00529, Release F.3 June 2015 The most current version of this document is available for download at: 13.56 MHz Physical Access

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1. Begin by gathering the necessary equipment. You will need a device or card reader capable of operating at 1356 MHz, as well as any associated software or drivers required for the specific system or application you are working with.
2. Identify the specific purpose or use case for the physical access. Determine whether the access is required for a building entry system, secure room access, parking garage access, or any other specific application.
3. Familiarize yourself with the system or application you are working with. Understand the protocols, procedures, and security measures in place for accessing the physical space. This may involve reading documentation, consulting with system administrators, or attending training sessions.
4. Once you have the necessary equipment and knowledge, physically locate the access point or card reader. It may be mounted on a wall, integrated into a door lock mechanism, or placed in a specific area designated for access control.
5. Carefully insert your access card or device into the designated slot or proximity area of the reader. Ensure that the card is properly aligned and make sure you are within range of the reader if it operates on a proximity basis.
6. Wait for the system to process your access request. This may involve a brief delay while the reader communicates with the central access control system to verify your credentials.
7. If your access is granted, you will typically receive some form of visual or auditory confirmation. This may include an LED light turning green, a beep or chime, or the sound of a door unlocking. If access is denied, you may receive a different indication, such as a red LED light or a different sound.
8. Proceed to enter the physical space as allowed by the access control system. Be mindful of any specific entry procedures, such as the need to show identification or follow additional security measures.

Who needs 1356 MHz physical access:

1. Organizations or facilities that have implemented an access control system operating at 1356 MHz may require individuals to have this type of physical access. This can include workplaces, government buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and other secure locations.
2. Individuals who are authorized to access specific areas within a facility or property may need 1356 MHz physical access. This can include employees, contractors, visitors, or other individuals granted permission to enter controlled spaces.
3. Industries that prioritize security and controlled access, such as data centers, research facilities, defense organizations, and financial institutions, may have a greater need for 1356 MHz physical access as part of their overall security measures.

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