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125 kHz RFID

Adding 125 kHz cards manually

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You can save new cards to your Flipper Zero without reading a physical card. All you need to do is select a protocol and manually enter the card's data. The added card can be emulated or written to a T5577 blank card.

On this page, you will learn how to add a new card and edit a saved or added card.



Generating 125 kHz RFID cards

You can manually generate virtual cards with the following protocols:

  • EM-Micro EM4100
  • HID H10301
  • IDTECK Idteck
  • Motorola Indala 26
  • Kantech IoProx XSF
  • AWID
  • FECAVA FDX-A
  • ISO FDX-B
  • Generic HID Prox
  • Generic HID Ext
  • Farpointe Pyramid
  • Viking
  • Jablotron
  • Paradox
  • PAC Stanley
  • Keri
  • Gallagher
  • Honeywell Nexwatch

To generate a virtual card, do the following:

1

Go to Main Menu -> 125 kHz RFID -> Add Manually.

2

Select the protocol you want to use and press %ok%OK.

3

Enter the card's data in hexadecimal, then press Save.

Enter the card's data manually
Enter the card's data manually

4

Name the card, then press Save.



Editing 125 kHz RFID cards

You can also edit data of saved and manually added cards by following these steps:

1

Go to Main Menu -> 125 kHz RFID -> Saved.

2

Select the saved card you want to edit by pressing %ok%OK, then press Edit.

3

Enter new data in hexadecimal, then press Save.

4

Enter the new name of the card, then press Save.





Updated 12 Sep 2023
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