ID Document Readers
Half page MRZ reader for passports, ID cards and contactless cards
The OCR601-MK2 is a machine readable zone (MRZ) data reader with RFID functionality, to simultaneously decode the contents of an ePassport or contactless smart card.
The OCR601-MK2 automatically detects when a document with machine readable data has been inserted and its advanced recognition engine provides highly accurate and instant data capture and decoding.
By integrating the contactless RFID reader/writer the device simultaneously and efficiently captures and processes data fields, including the holder’s image, from the chip. This combined functionality provides a robust and cost-effective alternative to full-page, multi-illumination ID scanners such as the ATOM® Document Reader.
The compact, robust design enables easy integration into self-service kiosks and gates, or use as a desktop device. Its rugged manufacturing ensures years of indoor and outdoor, frontline, public use.
USB 
NFC/RFID 
OCR/MRZ 
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ePassport MRZ and chip reading are carried out simultaneously
High-speed recognition engine for instant detection/reading
Offers a cost effective alternative to full-page, multi-illumination scanners
Programmable audio ‘beep’ for user feedback.
Reads MRZ from ICAO 9303 compliant documents as well as ISO 18013 compliant driving licences
Option for ISO 14443 reader/writer supports ICAO LDS standards, including BAC, PA, AA, EAC and SAC
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