YiToo NS106 RFID Reader Writer User Manual

1. Product Overview

The YiToo NS106 is a versatile RFID Reader Writer designed for duplicating and managing various types of RFID and NFC cards and key fobs. It supports both 125KHz ID and 13.56MHz IC frequencies, including encrypted cards. This device connects to your computer via USB, offering a user-friendly interface for efficient card operations.

Figure 1: YiToo NS106 RFID Reader Writer and accessories.

Key Features:

• Dual Frequency Support: Operates at 125KHz and 13.56MHz, supporting a wide range of IC/ID cards.
• LED Indicator & Buzzer: Provides visual (red for standby, green for reading) and audible feedback for operational status.
• Compact and Portable: Small, lightweight design made from durable ABS flame-retardant material.
• High-Speed USB Connectivity: Features a 1.2-meter USB cable for quick and responsive card operations without driver installation.
• Encryption Decoding: Capable of cracking and duplicating encrypted IC cards.

Figure 2: Key features of the NS106 RFID Reader Writer.

Product Demonstration Video:

2. Specifications

Figure 3: Detailed product dimensions and specifications.

3. Setup

Setting up your YiToo NS106 RFID Reader Writer is straightforward. Follow these steps to get started:

1. Connect the Device: Plug the provided USB cable into the micro-USB port on the NS106 reader and the other end into an available USB port on your Windows computer.
2. Software Access: Upon successful connection, the device acts as a mobile disk. The necessary software, typically named "nfcPro_wbw.exe" or similar, should appear on your computer's desktop or in the mounted drive.
3. Launch Software: Double-click the software executable to launch the "Super RFID Copier" application.
4. Software Download (if needed): If the software does not automatically appear or is corrupted, you can download it from the official link: http://www.nsccn.com/download/soft/nfc/nfcPro_wbw.exe

Figure 4: The included USB cable for device connection.

Figure 5: Software automatically detected and accessible on your computer.

4. Operating Instructions

The NS106 supports reading, writing, duplicating, decoding, and cracking various RFID and NFC cards. Ensure the software is running before proceeding.

4.1. Reading and Writing Ordinary 125KHz RFID Cards (EM4100, TK4100, EM4305, T5577)

1. Read Original Card: Place the 125KHz original card (e.g., EM4100/TK4100) onto the card reading area of the NS106. In the software, click the "Read" button. The software will scan and display the card number. Remove the original card.
2. Prepare Writable Card: Place a writable T5577 or EM4305 (125KHz writable chip) card or key fob onto the card reading area.
3. Write Data: In the software, click the "Write" button. The data from the original card will be written to the new writable card. A success message will confirm the operation.

Figure 6: Multi-frequency identification RFID ID card support.

4.2. Reading and Writing 13.56MHz IC Cards (UID, FUID, CUID, UFUID, Half/Full Encryption)

1. Read Original Card: Place the 13.56MHz original card (e.g., Mifare Classic) onto the card reading area. In the software, click "Read" or "Start decoding" (for encrypted cards). The software will attempt to read and decode the card data.
2. Prepare Writable Card: Remove the original card. Place a writable UID, FUID, CUID, or UFUID (13.56MHz writable chip) card or key fob onto the card reading area.
3. Write Data: In the software, click "Write Type-A" or "Write EMID" depending on the card type and desired operation. The decoded data will be written to the new writable card.

Figure 7: Super RFID Copier software interface for card operations.

4.3. Duplicating Encrypted Cards (as shown in Video 1)

For encrypted 13.56MHz cards, the process involves decoding the original card before writing to a new one.

1. Place Encrypted Card: Put the encrypted 13.56MHz card on the reader.
2. Start Decoding: In the software, click "Start decoding". The software will go through various sectors to crack the encryption. This process may take some time.
3. Decoding Success: Once decoding is successful, the software will indicate "Successful card reading. Auth with all sectors succeeded."
4. Prepare Writable Fob: Remove the encrypted card and place a writable 13.56MHz UID key fob on the reader.
5. Write Decoded Data: Click "Write Type-A" in the software. The decoded data will be transferred to the writable key fob.

Figure 8: The NS106 functioning as an access control copy machine reader.

4.4. About Key Fobs and Cards

The NS106 is compatible with dual-frequency, dual-chip key fobs and cards, supporting both 125 KHz and 13.56 MHz access control systems. These fobs and cards are rewritable and do not require external power.

• 100% brand new, high quality, waterproof, dustproof.
• Sector 0 block can be changed, 125 KHz keychain can be copied arbitrarily.
• Dual frequency, dual chip, compatible with 125 KHz and 13.56 MHz access control system.
• Erasable and readable, no external power required.
• Card chip: UID + T5577 / EM4305 dual chip
• Read / write time: 1-2 ms
• Rewritable: > 100,100 times
• Data retention: > 10 years
• Material: PVC, PET, Mosaic
• Working temperature: -20 to 85 degrees Celsius

Figure 9: Example of 10pcs Dual Frequency Encrypted Key Fobs.

Figure 10: Dual frequency 125KHz and 13.56MHz writable key fobs and cards.

5. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your YiToo NS106 RFID Reader Writer, follow these simple maintenance guidelines:

• Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the device. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as they may damage the surface.
• Storage: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Handling: Handle the device with care to prevent drops or impacts that could damage internal components.
• Anti-Slip Mats: The device features anti-slip mats on the bottom for stability during use. These can be removed if needed, revealing screws for potential servicing (Figure 11).

Figure 11: Bottom of the NS106 with anti-slip mats.

6. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your YiToo NS106, try the following troubleshooting steps:

• Device Not Recognized: Ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the device and your computer. Try a different USB port or cable.
• Software Not Found/Launching: Verify that the device is properly connected. If the software doesn't appear automatically, manually navigate to the device's drive (usually a removable disk) and launch the executable. If the file is missing or corrupted, download it from the official link provided in the Setup section.
• Card Not Reading: Ensure the card is placed correctly on the reading area. Check that the card type is supported by the device (125KHz ID or 13.56MHz IC). For encrypted cards, ensure you are using the "Start decoding" function.
• Writing Failure: Confirm that you are using a writable card/fob (e.g., T5577/EM4305 for 125KHz, UID/FUID/CUID/UFUID for 13.56MHz). Ensure the original card was successfully read/decoded before attempting to write.
• LED Indicator Issues: The LED should be red in standby and green during card reading. If it's off or behaving unexpectedly, check the USB connection and power supply from your computer.

Figure 12: LED indicator status: Red for standby, Green for card reading.

7. User Tips

Here are some tips to enhance your experience with the YiToo NS106:

• Card Compatibility: Always double-check that your cards are compatible with the device's supported frequencies and chip types before attempting to read or write.
• Software Updates: Periodically check the provided download link for any updated versions of the software, which may offer improved performance or new features.
• Backup Data: Before attempting to write over any card, especially if it contains important data, ensure you have a backup of the original card's information.
• Clear Workspace: Keep the area around the reader clear of other electronic devices or metallic objects that might interfere with RFID signals during operation.
• Portability: The compact size of the NS106 makes it highly portable. You can easily carry it for on-the-go card duplication needs (Figure 13).

Figure 13: The NS106 is smaller than a smartphone, making it highly portable.

8. Warranty and Support

The YiToo NS106 RFID Reader Writer is CE certified, indicating compliance with European safety, health, and environmental protection standards.

For any technical support, warranty claims, or further inquiries, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly through the platform where the product was purchased. Ensure you retain your proof of purchase for any warranty-related services.