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125KHz RFID Reader Module (5V) – Standalone DIY Access Control Kit

125KHz RFID Reader Module (5V) – Standalone DIY Access Control Kit

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Short Product Description

Upgrade your interface with crisp visuals.
This 12864 Graphic LCD Module delivers a sharp 128x64 pixel resolution on a stunning blue backlight with white pixels. Built with the versatile ST7920 controller, it supports both Parallel and SPI Serial modes, allowing you to save precious I/O pins on your Arduino or microcontroller. Perfect for displaying complex graphics, charts, and custom text.

Key Features

  • High-Res Graphic Display: 128x64 dot matrix resolution enables text, images, and graph rendering.
  • Crisp Visibility: Deep blue background with bright white pixels provides excellent contrast and aesthetics.
  • Dual Interface Modes: Supports both 6800 8-bit Parallel and Serial (SPI) modes (Selectable via Pin 15 PSB).
  • Standard 5V Logic: Seamlessly compatible with Arduino UNO, Mega, and other 5V logic controllers.
  • Adjustable Contrast: Dedicated V0 pin allows for precise brightness and contrast tuning via potentiometer.
  • Robust Mounting: Four corner mounting holes (3mm) for secure installation in enclosures.

Full Product Description

Simplify Your Security Projects with the YS-RFID2

Are you looking to add keycard security to your project but don't want to write hundreds of lines of code? The YS-RFID2 125KHz RFID Module is the ultimate "set-and-forget" solution for makers and technicians.

Unlike standard RFID readers that require a microcontroller (like an Arduino) to process data, this intelligent standalone module handles everything on-board. It features a built-in microcontroller (STC15) that memorizes card IDs, meaning it works independently once powered up.

 

How It Solves Your Problem

  • No Programming Needed: Features a simple "KEY" button on the board. Press it to register a card; long-press to wipe the memory. It’s that easy.
  • Direct Control: When a registered card is swiped, the OUT pin sends a High-Level (4.3V) signal. You can connect this directly to a Relay Module to unlock a door, turn on a light, or activate a motor.
  • Versatile Application: While it works great standalone, advanced users can modify the solder pads to change modes (Toggle Mode/Self-Lock or 10-Second Delay), making it adaptable for any scenario.

 

Professional Grade Reliability

Built with a TI LM258 chip and a strong anti-interference MCU, this module offers stable reading distances of up to 3cm (depending on card size). Whether you are retrofitting a garage door, building a secure storage box, or teaching students about RF technology, this module delivers consistent performance.

Technical Specifications

  • Model: YS-RFID2
  • Operating Voltage: DC 5V (Standard)
  • Operating Frequency: 125KHz
  • Supported Chips: TK4100, EM4200
  • Card Capacity: 40 Cards
  • Reading Distance: 1.5cm - 3cm (Standard Card)
  • Operating Current: < 30mA
  • Output Type: High Level (approx. 4.3V) when active; Low when inactive
  • Dimensions: 50mm x 29mm x 5mm
  • Interface: 3-Pin Header (VCC, GND, OUT)

Delivery Options

  • Local delivery within Hong Kong and in-store pickup.​
  • Free shipping for orders of HK$400 or above; HK$35 shipping fee for orders below HK$400.​
  • Shipped by SF Express, usually dispatched the same day for orders confirmed before 6:00 PM (Mon–Sat).​
  • Estimated delivery time: 1–3 business days after dispatch (Hong Kong).​
  • In-store pickup details (location and time) will be confirmed by email or phone message.​
  • Delivery times are estimates and may be affected by weather or unforeseen circumstances.​

FAQ Section

Q: Do I need a computer to program the cards?
A: No. This is a standalone module. You use the on-board "KEY" button to "teach" the module which cards to accept. No computer or coding is required.

Q: Can I connect this to an Arduino if I want to?
A: Yes. While it works independently, you can connect the OUT pin to an Arduino digital input pin to detect when a valid card is presented.

Q: How do I delete a lost card?
A: To ensure security, if a card is lost, you perform a "Clear All" operation by long-pressing the KEY button for seconds until the light confirms. You then re-register the remaining cards.

Target Users / Applications

  • DIY Hobbyists: Building smart cabinet locks or secret drawer openers.
  • STEM Educators: Teaching basic input/output and RF concepts without complex coding.
  • Technicians: Retrofitting legacy equipment with basic authentication.
  • Cosplayers: Creating props that activate lights/sound with a hidden tag.
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