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Sabadille Systems today announced the availability of version 9.0 of its acclaimed CardFocus Photo ID and Visitor Management software to include support for Mifare contactless smart card encoding. This gives CardFocus users the power to encode embedded Mifare RFID chips when printing identity cards.
The Mifare encoding functionality in CardFocus enables card issuers to define the contents of the card memory and/or to retrieve and store the serial number of the Mifare Classic 1KB cards. The initial encoders supported include the ACG series for the Evolis Dualys printer, and the GemProx C2 for the Fargo DTC400, Fargo DTC550 and Fargo HDP600 printers.
Additionally, CardFocus supports the standalone ACR120 Mifare encoding device, enabling customers to encode cards without the need for an ID card printer. Typical usage of standalone encoding is the frequent reprogramming of cards, such as in visitor management and hotel systems.
"Our goal is to continually develop the CardFocus Photo ID suite in line with the latest developments in technology," said John Slattery, managing director of Sabadille Systems. "The addition of Mifare functionality demonstrates our commitment to continuous investment in our product line and further enhances our expanding set of product and solution choices to meet our customer needs."
The CardFocus family of products, produced by Sabadille Systems, offers a comprehensive range of photo identity and visitor management software solutions that are powerful, yet simple to learn and loaded with useful features. While providing excellent value in software, CardFocus is so flexible that it improves the issuance and management of advanced photo identity cards for virtually any size and kind of organization.
About Sabadille Systems
Sabadille Systems (sabadille.com) is a leading company in the production of software products for the plastic card issuance and identity management solutions market. Originally founded to provide consultancy and business development expertise, the company quickly embarked on product development for an increasingly security-conscious world.
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