Technical Videos Our technical videos demonstrate how to use
and configure the ELATEC readers.

This video is a quick start demonstration of the TWN4 CONFIG Programmer. It is used to write RFID reader configurations on contactless cards (TWN4 Configuration Cards). These cards are then used to wirelessly (re)configure ELATEC RFID cards readers. This helps to reduce the configuration time since the reader does not need to be connected to a computer or get unmounted from the machine in which it is integrated.

This video illustrates the enhanced features of ELATEC's software release (version 1.2.0.18) for the TCPConv 2 networking device.

• cross subnet discovery tool
• improved web UI layout
• improved web UI performance
• only one reboot needed
• SSL for sending card reader data
• addition of Syslog for remote monitoring
• context sensitive help screens

Download the latest TCPCon 2 AdminPack. .

This video demonstrates the Director, which is a powerful tool used to easily access the built-in functions of ELATEC’s TWN4 MultiTech RFID reader.

Take an in-depth look at ELATEC’s TechTracer Kit TWN4 MultiTech, which is a RFID card analyzer and development kit. See the TWN4 MultiTech operate in TechTracer mode and view the capabilities of the AppBlaster, which is used to easily change the reader configuration.

The ELATEC TCPConv 2 enables card-based features (such as authentication and pull printing) on devices that do not have support for the direct connection of a USB proximity card reader (i.e., single function printers).

The card reader connects directly to the TCPConv 2, which is connected to the printer. When a card is swiped, the TCPConv 2 sends the card data directly to the authentication server. In this way, the card data completely bypasses the single function printer. As a result, the TCPConv 2 can work with network printers from any printer manufacturer.

The video starts with a brief product introduction and then shows an in-depth view of the TWN4 MultiTech configuration tool, the AppBlaster. It also explains where to find video training for the various products throughout ELATEC’s YouTube channel.

How to decode the number commonly printed on the employee badge and to configure TWN4 MultiTech card readers to output that number.

If the TWN4 MultiTech is unresponsive while using CDC virtual COM port mode, make sure that the driver is installed correctly.

TCPConv is a device which enables the connection of a USB or RS232 device to a local area network. Use the TCConfig tool from the TCPConv AdminPack to change the configuration of your converter. See how the TCPConv can be used along with an ELATEC RFID reader to release a print job similar to a secure or follow-me printing application.

ELATEC strongly recommends reducing the number of RFID technologies that can be read with a TWN4 MultiTech once ready for installation. This will improve performance by increasing identification distance, detection speed, or security. See the before and after performance of the TWN4 MultiTech after reducing the number of technologies that can be read.

From secure printing to kiosks to industrial robotics and more, TCP3 enables ID card-based user authentication and access control over the network for devices that lack a USB port. This video explains the use case and the novel features that this product has been developed with.

Watch this video first, followed by any or all of the following short, friendly tutorials in our TCP3 Video Training Series to help get you up and running with TCP3.

Assign names and workgroups. Configure IP settings. Enable the Network Watchdog.

Send status information whenever an event of interest occurs. Carry out remote firmware updates.

Follow along with these simple steps to upgrade your TCP3 firmware to the latest version. The TCP3 will signal your progress and successful upgrade completion.