Contactless RFID terminals
REYNORD designs contactless reader terminals for two demanding jobs: validating fares on public transport, and recording working time and controlling doors in the workplace.
Products
Every REYNORD terminal pairs a contactless card reader with a bright touch-ready display, real audio and wired I/O, then specialises for where it is installed: on board a vehicle, or at the office door.
Fare collection
Public-transport grade validators for open- and closed-loop payments: EMV bank cards, MIFARE transit cards and QR tickets, in a single tap.
In-vehicle validation · Turnstile versions on request
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Time & access control
A touch-screen RFID terminal for time attendance and access control, with Wi-Fi, Ethernet, a door relay and secure HTTP / MQTT integration.
Time attendance · Door access · Duty & absence logging
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F910 and F930 handle open- and closed-loop payments. They read high-end MIFARE Plus and DESFire cards under ISO 14443A, accept EMV L1 & L2 contactless credit cards, and scan mobile or printed QR tickets, with fast online transaction validation.
EMV L1 & L2 contactless bank cards alongside MIFARE Plus and DESFire transit cards, from the same reader.
A built-in reader takes mobile and printed QR tickets, and the display can generate QR codes on screen.
A token-based security structure lets MIFARE Plus and DESFire cards be topped up online or while temporarily offline. Two SAM slots secure payments and the device.
Fast online validation, plus white lists for time-limited, route-based and reservation-based ticketing.
1024 × 600 IPS display with up to 900 nits, brightness that follows ambient light, and a 172° viewing angle.
5 W audio output with a speech synthesizer for spoken passenger feedback.
9–36 V DC or PoE (IEEE 802.3af), with DC input prioritized. Vehicle unique-ID identification is standard.
Two opto-isolated inputs and two relay outputs as standard. CAN-FD, RS485 and 4G LTE are optional; turnstile versions are available on request.
Both models are functionally identical: same enclosure, display, reader and I/O. Choose by the software you plan to run.
RTOS platform · cost-optimized
For clean-sheet software, or a comprehensive port of existing code. The same functionality at a substantially lower cost, without significant compromise.
Linux platform
Larger RAM and program memory for up-to-date Linux systems. The right fit when existing software is to be ported, or memory needs go beyond general fare collection.
All interfaces are grouped on one connector panel; the rear carries a VESA 75 mount. Numbering follows the datasheet drawing.
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| Specification | F910 | F930 |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| Dimensions | 183 × 186 × 32 mm (W × H × D, without mount piece) | |
| Mounting | VESA 75 | |
| Protection | IP2X, designed for in-vehicle operation | |
| Power input | 9–36 V DC, 10 W · PoE IEEE 802.3af (DC input prioritized) | |
| Platform | ||
| CPU | RISC-V, 360 MHz | TX8M i.MX 8 series, 1.5 GHz |
| Memory | 32 MB RAM · 16 MB NOR flash | 1 GB RAM · 512 MB eMMC |
| Storage card | 16 GB SDIO Gen3 | |
| Operating system | FreeRTOS / SafeOS | Linux kernel 5.10 |
| Display & audio | ||
| Display | 1024 × 600 IPS, up to 900 nits, ambient-light auto brightness, 172° viewing angle | |
| Audio | 5 W real audio output with speech synthesizer | |
| Contactless & QR | ||
| Contactless | EMV L1 & L2 certified · MIFARE suite (MIFARE Plus, DESFire) & FeliCa · ISO 14443A · Apple VAS & Google Smart Tap | |
| Payment kernels | Latest Visa, Mastercard, American Express & Discover L2 kernels, plus extensive international kernels | |
| Transit kernels | Visa, American Express, Discover & Interac Transit | |
| Security | 2 SAM slots, token-based online / offline top-up | |
| QR reader | QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, Micro QR, Micro PDF417 | |
| QR field of view | Horizontal 67°, vertical 53° | |
| QR scan angles | Roll 360°, pitch 65°, yaw 65° | |
| Interfaces | ||
| Ethernet | 10/100BASE-T with PoE | |
| I/O | 2 opto-isolated inputs, 2 relay outputs (NO) | |
| USB | USB-OTG, USB host | |
| Vehicle | Vehicle unique-ID identification (standard) | |
| Options | 4G LTE modem, CAN-FD, RS485 (depending on purchase configuration) | |
All dimensions in mm, from the F9XX datasheet drawing. Select the drawing to open it full size.
02 F300 series · Time & access control
F300 is a contactless RFID terminal for the workplace. Staff present a MIFARE card, pick an action on the touch screen, and the event goes to your system over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, using HTTP or MQTT secured with TLS 1.3. A relay output and two opto-isolated inputs take care of the door.
| Dimensions | 183.2 × 149.2 × 22.1 mm (W × H × D) |
|---|---|
| Display | 800 × 480 TFT |
| Touch screen | Capacitive, 5 points |
| Contactless | MIFARE, ISO 14443 |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4 GHz, 802.11 b/g/n |
| Ethernet | 10/100BASE-T |
| I/O | Relay output (NO), 2 opto-isolated inputs |
| Audio | Real audio output, 3 W speaker |
| Storage | SD card, up to 8 GB |
| Configuration | Built-in admin panel |
| Protocols | HTTP, MQTT · TLS 1.3 |
800 × 480 TFT with 5-point capacitive touch: large, finger-friendly actions for arrival, departure, duty trips and absences.
Reads ISO 14443 MIFARE cards and tags, so staff badge in with the credentials they already carry.
2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n wireless, or wired 10/100BASE-T where a cable is already in the wall.
A normally-open relay output for the lock and two opto-isolated inputs, for example for a door contact or exit button.
A 3 W speaker gives clear spoken and audible feedback at every tap.
SD card memory up to 8 GB on the terminal.
A built-in admin panel makes settings and configuration straightforward.
Built-in HTTP and MQTT, encrypted with TLS 1.3, to connect to HR, time-management or IoT back ends.
Contact
Tell us what your terminals need to read, where they will be installed and which back end they report to. Turnstile versions and options such as 4G LTE, CAN-FD and RS485 are available on request.