I asume that can use this yarongtech iso14443a 13.56mhz mifare classic 1k with that reader??

yes, this reader(ASIN: B07MYFKXG) reads UID of ISO14443A 13.56M mifare classic 1K and 4K card. It reads the UID only and can be configurate with 28 kinds output format. ASIN: B07QBQNQKJ and B07QHYT61G reads the UID and also can be set into USB type to write mifare 1K 4K card sector data. Taylor

Can i program this reader to add a tab after fc and before id in output format (2h-3d-4h-5d) similar to asin: b07tmnzpxk?

yiu can not program this reader as EH301, i can make new firmware for you to add tab between in fc and id , and you can update reader at your side. check the operation manul page and find email address, send me email at that address, then i can send the firmware and document about how to uodate the reader . rds taylor

Everytime i read a card all it spits out for any card is this ")))!^$*@%)" How do i fix this?

Dear Client, EasyMF reader support QWERTY and AZERTY keyboard layout,(pls check you keyboard left up conner, if it is key Q or key A), in default, EasyMF reader is in QWERTY layout(the left up key is Q), look now you keyboard is AZERTY(left up key is A),pls follow this step to set reader in AZERTY keyboard: 1.run notepad or word 2.power on reader by plug in 3.read the config card 3 times 4.reader will enter config mode 5.when －F is display on window,plug off reader 6.when you power on again reader,it works in AZ keyboard pls. note: -E means QWERTY keyboard layout

Is there a sound? Can the sound be turned off?

Reader is with inside buzzer, and you can turn in or turn off sound by config card.

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🔐 Unlock next-level access control with smart, versatile RFID power!

DEVELOPER FRIENDLY - Open for 2nd-level development with provided debug demos—customize your RFID solutions like a pro.
CROSS PLATFORM SUPPORT - Works natively on Windows and Android (with OTG adapter), plus Linux and iOS compatibility for flexible deployment.
PLUG PLAY USB 2 0 INTERFACE - Fast, reliable HID USB connection with 28 customizable output formats to fit your workflow.
SEAMLESS MULTI MODE OPERATION - Switch effortlessly between Reader, Writer, and Keyboard Simulation modes with a simple config card.
UNIVERSAL MIFARE COMPATIBILITY - Reads and programs Mifare Classic, UltraLight, Plus, Desfire, and N-TAG cards for ultimate versatility.

The myownid RFID Card Reader operates at 13.56MHz, supporting multiple Mifare card types with three configurable modes—Reader, Writer, and Keyboard Simulation. Featuring a USB 2.0 HID interface with 28 output formats, it ensures seamless integration across Windows, Android, Linux, and iOS platforms. Lightweight and compact, it includes 5 Mifare cards and offers developer support for custom programming, making it a must-have for professionals seeking efficient, flexible RFID solutions.

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Brand	myownid
Item model number	RFID Reader01
Operating System	Android, Windows
Item Weight	3.84 ounces
Product Dimensions	4.92 x 3.35 x 1.38 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4.92 x 3.35 x 1.38 inches
Color	orange
Manufacturer	myownid
ASIN	B07MYFK6XG
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Date First Available	January 19, 2019

RFID Card Reader 13.56MHz Mifare: UID Reader/Writer & Programmer (Windows Support) +5 Mifare Cards

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