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3. Connect to the wifi network the ESPKEY and navigate to `192.168.1.1` for the interface
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4. Scan your credential on the reader
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5. Open `log.txt` and copy the binary string WITHOUT the preamble
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6. Use `hf iclass encode --bin <COPIED BINARY STRING> --ki 0` to encode the PACS payload to a iClass legacy card
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6. Use `hf iclass encode --bin <COPIED BINARY STRING> --ki 0` to encode the PACS payload to a iCLASS legacy card
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# Write ProxII credential to a T5577
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^[Top](#top)
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OBS! Downgrading to a T5577 will only work if reader has low frequency (125 kHz) / Prox II enabled.
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A good indicator to look out for is the "MultiClass" sticker on the reader.
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A good indicator to look out for is the "multiCLASS" sticker on the reader.
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## Using Proxmark3
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