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This simple script stores 1, 2 or 3 different EM4102 on a single T5577. There is an option to enter the number engraved on the fob in decimal form. The script can therefore be useful if the original EM4102 doesn't work but has an engraved ID number. By entering such an ID as a single EM4102, we can create a working copy of our damaged fob. A tag T5577 created in this way works with the following USB readers: - ACM08Y - ACM26C - Sycreader R60D - Elatech Multitech TWN4 Signed-off-by: Jarek Barwinski <116510448+jareckib@users.noreply.github.com>
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This simple script stores 1, 2 or 3 different EM4102 on a single T5577.
There is an option to enter the number engraved on the fob in decimal form.
The script can therefore be useful if the original EM4102 doesn't work but
has an engraved ID number. By entering such an ID as a single EM4102, we
can create a working copy of our damaged fob.
A tag T5577 created in this way works with the following USB readers: