Proximity reader RoGer MCT66E-IO — wall-mounted access reader, Wiegand/26-34 compatible, IO interface

The RoGer MCT66E-IO proximity reader is a wall-mounted access reader designed for reliable reading of contactless cards and tags. It supports Wiegand formats (26–34) and communicates via an IO interface, allowing integration with access control panels for doors, gates and other entry points in offices and residential buildings. The reader's compact wall-mounted housing and standard wiring make it suitable for both new installations and retrofits where straightforward credential verification is required.

Advantages

The reader combines Wiegand compatibility and an IO interface to offer flexible integration options with a wide range of access controllers. It reads proximity credentials reliably at typical operating ranges for this device class and is designed for wall mounting to provide convenient positioning at entry points. The unit's adherence to common communication formats simplifies wiring and system configuration while supporting consistent, repeatable credential detection.

Suitable for

• Door access control in offices and administrative buildings
• Residential building entry systems and apartment blocks
• Gate and barrier control at parking areas and service entrances
• Integration with third-party access controllers using Wiegand interface

Key specifications

• Mounting type: wall-mounted housing suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Read technology: 125 kHz proximity (contactless card and tag reading)
• Interface: IO communication and Wiegand output supporting 26–34 bit formats
• Credential compatibility: standard proximity cards and keyfobs compatible with Wiegand systems
• Power requirements: low-voltage DC supply typical for access control readers (verify controller specifications before installation)
• Environmental considerations: designed for typical access control environments; verify IP rating and operating temperature if outdoor exposure is expected

How to use

Mount the reader at a convenient height near the controlled entry point and connect power and data lines according to the access controller's wiring diagram. Configure the controller to accept Wiegand input in the correct bit format (26–34) to match the reader's output. Present supported proximity cards or tags to the reader surface to register or verify credentials through the connected access control system. For programming or enrollment of new credentials, use the controller's management interface following its procedures.

Usage recommendations

To ensure consistent performance, install the reader away from strong electromagnetic sources and metal obstructions that may affect proximity reading. Confirm the access controller's power output and input format settings before finalizing installation, and perform credential enrollment and functional tests after wiring to verify proper operation.