5pcs/lot Touch Memory TM Key RW1990 iButton Copy Card rewritable RFID Clone Duplicate Sauna Key

There are five colors, normally we will send by random, if need specify the colors, please leave message to tell us, we will obey to send.

Feature

• TM card, also known as touch memory, electronic key
• Stainless steel package with su304#,
• rugged, never rust, corrosion; resistant to heat;
• Anti-variant; sealing strong;
• for security patrol, sauna door locks,electronic door locks,
• door intercom, card systems, identification, banking,
• Communications, rail transportation, transportation, and so many fields
• Information ibutton RW1990 memory 64, can be repeated rubbing, write the diy code.

RW1990 feature:

• 1.RW1990 ibutton
• 2.Low-cost
• 3.water proof
• 4.Rewritable ,DS1990A and TM1990A iButton ,
• 5.can be copy,RW1990
• Technique Parameters:
• America DALLAS encryption
• Breakdown Rate:1/100,000
• Serial Number:Only global 64 bit numbers
• System Logic:64bits pin protection
• Memory:8kb RAM
• Inductive Type: touch
• R/W and encrypt
• R/W times:1,500,000,000
• Working Temperature:-40~85
• Rewritable ibutton RW1990A-F5 read-write type of card, compatible ds1990a.
• Rewritable,DS1990A and TM1990A iButton ,RW1990
• Unique 64-bit registration Number;
• The data exchange is performed by the protocol 1-Wire,
• which requires one sole data pin and the common pin.
• The microcircuit supports the function of the protocol 1-Wire of ROM search,
• which makes it possible for several devices to operate on one bus.
• This protocol determines the alteration conditions of the bus status
• and the time intervals during synchronization by the synchropulses cuts of the control device.
• Data readout and writing are performed by the junior significant bit forward.
• Built-In Multidrop Controller for 1-Wire Net;
• Digital identification by momentary Contact
• This RW1990 chips we use imported one,
• which approved to be reliable performance than others,
• CMOS microcircuit is essentially an electronic carrier of the unique 64-bit digital code.
• The code is stored in the internal nonvolatile memory.

• The data exchange is performed by the protocol 1-Wire,
• which requires one sole data pin and the common pin.
• The microcircuit supports the function of the protocol 1-Wire of ROM search,
• which makes it possible for several devices to operate on one bus.
• This protocol determines the alteration conditions of the bus status
• and the time intervals during synchronization by the synchropulses cuts of the control device.
• Data readout and writing are performed by the junior significant bit forward.