Unboxing the Access Kit

The Dangerous Things Access Kit is an add-on for products and bundles which contain transponder products that can be used with both the xEM Access Controller and the KBR1 devices included in the Access Kit. The xEM Access Controller v2 (xAC) is a stand-alone access control module that can be used with any of our products that contain the https://dngr.us/t5577 chip inside like the https://dngr.us/xEM or https://dngr.us/NExT or https://dngr.us/flexEM etc. • https://youtu.be/A1PwCvSq8TI - Official video for the xAC v2 Here are some projects on our community forum that utilize the xAC v2; • https://f.dngr.us/xac-v2-alternative-garage-door-button-control - garage door opener • https://f.dngr.us/rfid-unlock-with-car-keyfob - unlock the car • https://f.dngr.us/big-gun-safe-rfid-conversion - gun safe upgrade • https://f.dngr.us/hornady-shotgun-wall-safe-works-with-next-with-some-hacking - wall safe upgrade • https://f.dngr.us/xac-garage-door-opener - another garage door opener • https://f.dngr.us/replacing-ignition-with-xac-v2 - start the car • https://f.dngr.us/yamt-yet-another-magic-toolbox-xac-v2 - magic toolbox Someone even created an STL file for 3D printing a plastic case for it; • https://f.dngr.us/xac-v2-case-stl The KBR1 is a USB keyboard wedge reader for 13.56MHz ISO14443A RFID transponders, which is a very common type of chip used in cards, key fobs, and a lot of our implants like the https://dngr.us/xNT, https://dngr.us/NExT, https://dngr.us/xSIID, etc. It will read the ID of the chip and "type it out" as if someone had typed it on a keyboard. In fact, there are no special drivers needed for the KBR1 because all modern computer operating systems work with standard human interface device drivers for things like USB keyboards. • https://youtu.be/SuFeTyBPgAY - Log into Windows 10 with the KBR1 • https://youtu.be/4EBtSLe-mBs - Log into MacOS with the KBR1