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HID 600TGGAN SIO Enabled UHF Contactless Smart Card (Programmed)

HID 600TGGAN SIO Enabled UHF Contactless Smart Card (Programmed)

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Overview

About this card

The HID 600 is a long-range access credential. Where every other card in this catalogue is read at a few inches, this one works at 860 to 960 MHz — UHF — and reads at up to five metres depending on the installation. That is the difference between a driver winding down a window at a barrier and a driver not slowing down at all, which is why it is the card for parking, gates, vehicle access and hospital campuses.

What makes it an HID credential rather than a generic UHF tag is the SIO. Its 512 bits of user memory hold a PACS Secure Identity Object, so the credential number is wrapped in HID's own layer of encryption and authentication and the card is bound to your access control system rather than being a freely readable serial number. It operates with the iCLASS SE U90 reader.

Printing is the constraint to plan around. HID are emphatic that high definition retransfer (HDP) is the only recommended print process for this card — direct-to-card and other processes will not produce acceptable results. Card marking is done by laser engraving. You can also add a magnetic stripe, a barcode or an anti-counterfeiting element. To order, give us your card format, your facility or site code, and the starting card number; note that HID recommend keeping the encoded data below 120 bits.

Specifications

  • Technology: UHF 860 to 960 MHz, EPC Class-1 Gen-2 / ISO 18000-6C
  • Memory: 512 bit user memory holding a PACS Secure Identity Object (SIO)
  • Read range: up to 5 m (16 ft), installation dependent
  • Reader: HID iCLASS SE U90
  • Construction: composite, 60% PVC / 40% polyester
  • Printing: HDP retransfer only — HID state that direct-to-card and other processes will not produce acceptable results
  • Marking: laser engraving
  • Magnetic stripe: optional, 1/2 in HiCo / high energy 4000 Oe
  • Encoded data: HID recommend keeping the format below 120 bits
  • Operating temperature: -40 to 158 °F (-40 to 70 °C)
  • Dimensions: 3.375 in x 2.127 in x 0.033 in max (8.57 cm x 5.4 cm x 0.084 cm)
  • Weight: 0.20 oz (5.7 g)
  • Slot punch: not available on this card
  • Warranty: lifetime
  • Base part number: 600 (example configured: 600TGGAN)
Reordering & support

What we’ll need to match your cards

Placing a repeat order or reaching out to our team? Everything we need is printed on the end panel of your HID box. Grab these four and we’ll match your replacement cards exactly — same reader, same doors, same numbering.

PROXCARD II Box # of # BARCODE QR UPC: HID P/N: ####XXXXX - PACK## - ###### HID S/O: ########### - # CARD RANGE: ##### - ##### QUANTITY: ## FORMAT: X######X Facility Code: ## Made in USA with Imported Parts HID GENUINE PRODUCTS 1 2 3 4 Example of a label found on the end of an HID box. 1 HID P/N Part number The exact part number on the box — giveus this and we’ll match your reorder exactly(card, slot and print numbering included). 2 CARD RANGE Card ID numbers The ID numbers used in this batch. Share itand we’ll continue your new cards from wherethese end, so no two cards share an ID. 3 FORMAT Card format Your encoding format (e.g. 26-bit H10301).It tells the reader how to read each card, sonew cards work on your existing doors. 4 Facility Code Site code Your facility (site) code — the shared numberpaired with each card’s ID. New cards mustcarry the same facility code.

Don’t have the box handy? Send us your card range or a sample card and we’ll help you match it.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

How far will it actually read?
HID rate it up to 5 metres, but that figure is installation dependent and it is the number you should treat as a ceiling rather than a promise. Antenna placement, mounting height, metal and vehicle glass all move it. If the application is a barrier or a gate, ask your installer to range-test one card in position before you order the full run.
What is the difference between this and a plain UHF tag?
The SIO. This card's 512 bits of user memory hold a PACS Secure Identity Object, so the credential number is wrapped in HID's own encryption and authentication and is bound to your access control system. A generic UHF tag broadcasts a serial number that anything can read and anything can copy.
Can I print a photo ID on it?
Only with an HDP retransfer printer. HID are unusually blunt about this: high definition retransfer is the only recommended print process, and direct-to-card or other processes will not produce acceptable results. If your printer is a DTC model, plan on ordering these blank and issuing a separate photo badge, or talk to us about a retransfer printer.
Can it replace my door cards as well?
No. UHF is a different frequency band from the 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz credentials on your doors, and it operates with the iCLASS SE U90 reader. Most sites carry this card alongside a door credential rather than instead of one - it is a vehicle and long-range credential, not a general-purpose badge.
What encoding data do you need from me?
Your card format, your facility or site code, and the starting card number. They are printed on the box your current cards came in, or on your original HID paperwork. HID recommend keeping the encoded format below 120 bits.
What is the minimum order?
100 cards in increments of 100. Custom artwork raises the minimum to 500. Every run is made to order and encoded to your exact specification, so encoded cards are non-returnable.

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