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How the compatible Schlage NDE / LE aptiQ (AES-secured 13.56 MHz smart card / CSN) works
The Schlage NDE / LE aptiQ (AES-secured 13.56 MHz smart card / CSN) is a dual-frequency credential operating on both 125 kHz LF and 13.56 MHz HF, so the compatible part must carry the correct data on whichever band your readers use. Its data structure is aptiQ secured-sector with proprietary encryption + PACSA; or CSN-only (UID) mode; bit formats 26/32/34/35/36/37/40/48. When you present a credential, the reader decodes that exact structure and passes it to your access-control panel as a card number it recognises.
Because the Schlage NDE / LE aptiQ (AES-secured 13.56 MHz smart card / CSN) is a secured smart credential, it is designed so the encryption keys stay under your control. We supply compatible blank credentials built on the matching AES-secured 13.56 MHz smart card / 1K contactless smart card platform, ready for your access-control system or integrator to enrol exactly as it would credentials ordered through the original vendor's channel. You get drop-in spares and bulk stock at a fraction of OEM pricing — and because your own system writes the keys, every credential inherits your site's security.
The Allegion format sits among the specialist proximity credentials most card vendors never tooled up to produce — which is why the only other source is usually the original manufacturer, at a steep premium. Supporting these hard-to-find formats is exactly what Security ID Systems specialises in. Tell us the format printed on your card, or send a sample for us to read, and we confirm compatibility before you order.
Also known as
Schlage NDE · Schlage LE · aptiQ · Schlage Control · 9651 fob · 9651T · 9691T · 8943
Allegion and all other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Security ID Systems is an independent manufacturer and supplier of compatible access-control credentials and is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by these companies. Brand and format names are used only to identify the systems our products are compatible with.