Low cost RFID keyless reader modification with relays to turn on 12V circuit.

[@ha3we]

Great video ,thank you so much for making it !! Please keep uploading more videos like this 👍

[@rayanapoleriano]

Thanks!

[@ruve304]

Hi, did you came across any button on the pcb? Sometimes these buttons can be used to program additional tags

[@pfaudette]

No buttons or switches on the PCB, but there's an empty spot for a second relay, which could work. Not sure if there are other missing parts.

[@ruve304]

@@pfaudette Thanks for your response Pierre!

[@mygt8a4re]

Are all rfid readers like this? Where you need to reverse it? I see some now with boards that appear to have options for how the 12v load will react. Have you seen these? Great vid, appreciate the upload!

[@pfaudette]

I used a cheap immobilizer from eBay, so you could probably find a different type which does turn on/off at will. There's probably also a way do make one with Arduino modules.

[@mygt8a4re]

@@pfaudette thanks for your input Pierre. Think a 12v relay can handle 48v at little to no amperage? I'd like to use this 12v to trigger a relay to switch a 48v ignition system on/off. So essentially a keyless rfid ignition system.

[@pfaudette]

@@mygt8a4re 48VDC would likely burn out the coil of a 12VDC relay. The RFID reader also would likely not work above 14VDC.

[@mygt8a4re]

@@pfaudette appreciate the input. I was going to run the reader off 12v, use a 12v line from the reader to trigger the relay. I thought 48v with little to no amps would be OK but I'm sure your right. Maybe I can find a higher voltage relay that 12v can still trigger it? I'm certainly no electrical guru. Really liked your vid, inspiring for ideas!

[@pfaudette]

@@mygt8a4re Or you could use a third 12V relay, as the load in the circuit, to switch on the 48V, as long as the amperage of the relay can take it.

[@jefflabady5052]

Can you program more blue chips to the system??

[@pfaudette]

I don't think it's easy to program the receiver to recognize other RFID tags. You might be able to clone the tags provided with the right RFID writing device.

[@kanishkarrajendran2391]

Can it be fixed in bikes?

[@pfaudette]

It can if it has a 12V supply. The RFID receiver should ideally be hidden, but not behind a metal surface.

[@tjthenovicerider1138]

Sir can you provide a diagram on how to connect the red black and green wires on motorcycle? Thanks in advance

[@pierreaudette3252]

The red wire would go to the positive from the ignition switch, and the green wire to contact 86 on one of the relay, as shown in the linked schematic in the description.

[@twopiecez5226]

Can you please send me the link for the rfid immobilizer, so I could buy

[@pfaudette]

Just search on eBay for 'car RFID alarm immobilizer'. They're around US$10.

[@rdooski]

www.ebay.com/itm/Car-Smart-Keyless-RFID-Alarm-System-Sensor-Motorcycle-Anti-theft-Device-Engine/351429671245?hash=item51d2d7394d:g:Z2EAAOSw3ydVgpAR

[@alejandrosalazar6433]

hi can you sent me a electrical diagram pls

[@pfaudette]

I've udpdated the description with a link to a diagram on a google drive.