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ACS Credential Types
Biometric
Biometric for locks is most often fingerprints connected to the user and scanned by the lock/reader
PIN
RFID / NFC
RFID: Radio Frequency Identification
NFC: Near Field Communication
Bluetooth (BLE)
BLE: Bluetooth Low Energy
Requires a bluetooth enabled device - like the smart phone shown above 
Mag stripe
Mag stipe cards have a magnetic strip which stores access information. Must be swiped fully to read.
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ACS Credential Types

Biometric

Biometric for locks is most often fingerprints connected to the user and scanned by the lock/reader

PIN

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RFID / NFC

RFID: Radio Frequency IdentificationNFC: Near Field Communication

QR Code

QR Code: Quick Response codeThis is a special type of barcode that can be read from a screen or even a paper printout

Code that consists of digits to be entered into a keypad, as seen above.

URL

URL: Hyperlink that is sent to an access person which allows them to unlock a door by clicking the link

Bluetooth (BLE)

BLE: Bluetooth Low EnergyRequires a bluetooth enabled device - like the smart phone shown above

Mag stripe

Mag stipe cards have a magnetic strip which stores access information. Must be swiped fully to read.

RFID vs NFC?

NFC is best described as a subset of RFID. NFC devices operate at the same frequency as high frequency RFID readers and tags — 13.56 MHz. But unlike RFID devices and tags, NFC does not have a range from 25 meters to 100 meters.