RF IDeas WAVE ID Nano CCID Reader RDR-75U6AKU 13.56 MHz USB-C contactless smart card reader

The RF IDeas WAVE ID Nano CCID Reader RDR-75U6AKU is a compact 13.56 MHz USB-C contactless smart card reader designed for seamless integration with systems that accept CCID class devices. It provides plug-and-play operation over a USB-C connection and reads 13.56 MHz proximity and smart cards used for authentication, access control, time-and-attendance, and secure user identification. The low-profile form factor allows placement near workstations, kiosks, or point-of-entry stations without occupying significant space.

Advantages

This USB-C contactless reader supports CCID for driverless operation on compatible platforms, reducing setup time and simplifying deployment. The 13.56 MHz radio frequency ensures compatibility with a wide range of contactless smart cards and proximity credentials. Its compact design and durable housing enable easy mounting or desktop placement while maintaining reliable read performance for routine identification tasks.

Suitable for

• Employee authentication at workstations
• Access control points and door-entry verification
• Time-and-attendance and workforce tracking systems
• Self-service kiosks and point-of-sale identification

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz contactless communication
• Interface: USB-C connection for power and data
• Protocol support: CCID class for plug-and-play compatibility
• Form factor: compact, low-profile contactless reader
• Supported credential types: standard 13.56 MHz proximity and smart cards

How to use

Connect the reader to a host device via the USB-C port; compatible operating systems that support CCID class devices will typically recognize the reader automatically without additional drivers. Present a supported 13.56 MHz card or credential near the reader’s top surface until the device indicates a successful read. Integrate the reader with authentication, access control, or time-and-attendance software according to the system’s configuration instructions to enable credential mapping and user management.

Usage recommendations

Place the reader on a stable surface or mount it in a location that provides a clear approach for presenting cards; avoid covering the antenna area and maintain a typical read distance for 13.56 MHz credentials. Use in environments within the manufacturer’s ambient temperature and humidity ranges and protect the device from sustained exposure to moisture or direct impact for reliable operation.