NFC reader module Newland NLS-NQNFC-01 13.56 MHz, USB interface

NFC reader module Newland NLS-NQNFC-01 operates at 13.56 MHz and provides a USB interface for straightforward connection. The compact module is designed to read and interact with ISO 14443 and compatible 13.56 MHz contactless cards and tags. It is intended for integration into devices such as payment terminals, kiosks, access-control systems and embedded solutions where USB connectivity and contactless communication are required. The module fits NQuire 500, NQuire 700 (II) and NQuire 1000 (II and III) series.

Advantages

The Newland NLS-NQNFC-01 offers a compact form factor with a standard USB interface, compatibility with ISO 14443 contactless cards and tags, and operation at the common 13.56 MHz frequency. Its design supports integration into terminal housings and embedded systems and simplifies deployment where USB connectivity is preferred. The module is compatible with multiple NQuire models, enabling straightforward replacement or upgrade.

Suitable for

• Payment terminals and point-of-sale devices
• Access control and identification systems
• Kiosks and self-service stations
• Embedded systems requiring contactless card reading

Key specifications

• Model: Newland NLS-NQNFC-01
• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Card/tag standard: ISO 14443 and compatible 13.56 MHz contactless media
• Interface: USB
• Compatible devices: NQuire 500, NQuire 700 (II), NQuire 1000 (II and III)

How to use

Connect the module to a host device via the USB interface and install any required driver or firmware provided by the device integrator or manufacturer. Position the module in the terminal or enclosure according to the host device's integration guidelines. Present a compatible 13.56 MHz contactless card or tag to the reader area to initiate card detection and data exchange using the host application.

Recommendations

Use the module in environments that match the host device specifications and follow Newland or integrator instructions for driver installation and mechanical integration. Test communication with representative cards and tags during integration to confirm compatibility with the target ISO 14443 media and host software.