Minimum system requirements, 1 getting started – HID iCLASS Programmers User Manual
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iCLASS Card Programmer Quick Start Guide – 3150-902
Minimum System Requirements
The system requirements for the iCLASS Card Programmer outline what is required of a system
prior to installing the application.
Type
Description
300 MHz or higher Pentium-compatible CPU
Serial port (COM1 - COM4)
Computer/Processor
USB port
128 megabytes (MB) of RAM or higher.
Memory
256 MB of RAM recommended.
Hard Disk
100 MB free space.
CD-ROM drive
Drive
3 ½ Floppy drive
Display
VGA or higher resolution monitor
Operating System
Windows 2000 or higher
Latest Operating System service pack
MS Office 2002 or higher (with latest service pack)
Internet Explorer 6 or higher (Internet connection is recommended for
updates)
MDAC components (v.2.7 is provided with iCLASS setup)
Software Environment
.NET Framework (v.1.0 .NET Framework is provided with iCLASS setup)
User Permissions
Local machine administrative rights for iCLASS installation and secure
database administration
Inkjet or Laser printer for Card Labels
Printers (Optional)
Windows compatible PVC Card Printer for direct card printing
1 Getting
Started
This section provides basic installation, and usage information.
Note: You must have Administrator privileges to complete the following Installation, and Start-up
procedures.
1.1 Hardware
Setup
1. Ensure you have all the listed items in the Kit Contains section.
2. Your PC should be powered off.
3. Connect
the
iCLASS Card Programmer (CP400) using a serial cable to a COM port on the
PC.
Or
4. Connect
the
iCLASS Card Programmer (CP575) using a USB cable to a USB port on the PC.