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DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software
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Founded in 1948 and headquartered in California, USA, DoorKing is a leading manufacturer of access control and telephone entry systems for residential and commercial use. Known for its innovative and reliable solutions, the company offers a wide range of products designed to enhance security and convenience at entry points. DoorKing has earned a strong reputation for quality and customer-focused service, catering to the needs of property managers, businesses, and municipalities. Its commitment to technical support ensures clients receive tailored solutions that meet their unique security requirements.

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DOORKING Access Card Identifiers & Software

The solution is DK Card Identifiers. Simply download the DK Card Identifier software below, plug the DK Card Identifier into your PC’s USB port and present the card in question. The Card Identifier software will then return the identification number of the card. For an added level of security, the Access Manager can then look up the identification number with the DKS Remote Account Manager Software to determine who the card is assigned to, determine what the access credentials are, and make any revisions to the status of the access card.  A simple answer

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The Secure Solution to Identify Unmarked Access Cards:

DKS offers a range of reliable Proximity Cards for a full line of Card Readers. Through daily use, the identifying number on the cards may become illegible. Additionally, many Access Managers will select cards without identifying numbers in order to keep an even tighter reign on security, and Mifare cards typically have no identifying numbers printed on them. The question then arises: how can Access Managers identify owners of lost cards, or easily identify cards that require access credential updates?

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