TMRF-2RW Dual-Technology Copier (TM + 125 kHz RFID)
One handheld unit copies both contact TM keys and 125 kHz RFID fobs, with the ID on an LCD.
A counter that serves both old and new doors would otherwise need two machines: one for the Dallas keys on the old doors, another for the RFID fobs on the new ones. The TMRF-2RW is designed to cover both. The chrome contact in the middle handles TM-key work — confirm the supplied RW1990 version and firmware before attempting a DS1990 copy — while the induction area just above it handles 125 kHz cards and fobs, copying EM4100 onto T5577. The backlit LCD shows the working state and the ID itself (16 hex digits for a 1990A, 4+6 for an EM4100), so the operator can read the number back, check it against a list, or write it on the tag. Runs from USB or three AAA cells, warns on low battery, and a copy cycle takes approx. three seconds. Test a sample on your own keys and blanks before ordering.
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Two technologies, one hand-held unit
This is a machine for sites that mix old and new. Many older CIS entrances run Dallas contact keys, while newer panels increasingly use 125 kHz RFID — a shop with only a TM copier may have to turn some customers away. Putting both technologies behind one screen reduces that split: the operator does not choose a machine, they present whatever the customer brought. The LCD matters more than it looks, too — being able to read the ID back is how you verify a copy actually took, keep an issue log, or match a key to a flat number without a PC. Note the honest limit: it does the Dallas and EM4100 branches, not Cyfral or Metakom, which need a copier that supports them.
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Key features
- Two technologies in one unit — contact TM probe for DS1990/RW1990 plus a 125 kHz induction area for EM4100/T5577.
- Backlit LCD shows the working state and the ID itself, so a copy can be verified and logged without a PC.
- Optimised for speed — about three seconds per copy, per the original manufacturer's datasheet; confirm for the supplied version.
- USB / OFF / BAT power switch: run it from a USB port or three AAA cells; low-voltage warning built in.
- Copper-core contact and ABS housing, 100.2 × 60.3 × 25.4 mm — pocket-sized for on-site issuance.
- Ships with a USB cable; blanks and RFID fobs ordered separately.
Controls & interfaces
Specifications
| Chip / compatibility | DS1990 / TM1990A-to-RW1990 copying requires version and firmware verification · copies EM4100 onto T5577 (125 kHz) |
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| Protocol | Two read/write zones: contact TM probe (1-Wire) + 125 kHz induction area, sensing distance approx. 2 cm; copy cycle approx. 3 s (typical values; confirm for the supplied version) |
| Memory | Backlit LCD shows working state and the ID — 16 hex digits for a 1990A, 4+6 hex digits for an EM4100 |
| Package | ABS housing, 100.2 × 60.3 × 25.4 mm · package contents (for example the USB cable) are confirmed in the quote |
| Mounting | Three-position power switch: USB / OFF / BAT — runs from USB or 3 × AAA cells, with a low-voltage warning |
| Options | Does not cover Cyfral 2000A or Metakom 2002 — use a copier that supports those types. Blank keys and RFID fobs sold separately. A no-LCD version, TMRF-1RW, may be available; price and availability are confirmed in the quote. |
How it works
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly can the TMRF-2RW copy?
Two branches in one unit: contact TM keys — confirm DS1990 / TM1990A reading and RW1990 writing for the supplied versions and duplicator firmware, then test samples — and 125 kHz RFID, copying EM4100 onto T5577 fobs and cards (test samples for this branch too; acceptance depends on your reader, controller and firmware). It does not cover Cyfral 2000A or Metakom 2002; use our TM01 copier for those.
Does it need a PC to operate?
No — it is fully standalone: powered from USB or three AAA cells, with a backlit LCD that shows the working state and the ID itself (16 hex digits for a 1990A, 4+6 for an EM4100). Per the original manufacturer's datasheet, a copy cycle takes about three seconds; confirm for the supplied version.
Is there a version without the LCD?
Yes — the TMRF-1RW is the dual-technology copier without the LCD. Choose the 2RW when operators need to read IDs back for logs or verification. Pricing and MOQ are confirmed in the quote.