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                Corporate 1000 35-Bit Compatible Proximity Credentials

                Shop AuthorizID’s selection of 125 kHz Corporate 1000 35-bit compatible proximity credentials, including printable proximity cards, clamshell cards, key fobs, silicone RFID wristbands and adhesive proximity sticker tags. These credentials can be programmed to match an existing authorized 35-bit Corporate 1000, H5XXXX or C1000 credential format, including the required company code and sequential card-number range.

                Free Corporate 1000 35-bit samples are available—contact us to request a free sample.

                Available Corporate 1000 Credential Styles

                Choose the credential style that best fits your access-control application:

                • Printable CR80 ISO proximity cards for employee photo identification
                • Durable clamshell proximity cards
                • Compact 125 kHz proximity key fobs
                • Waterproof silicone RFID wristbands
                • Adhesive proximity sticker tags
                • Phone-compatible adhesive tags with an appropriate anti-metal backing
                • Custom-printed access cards and identification badges
                • Sequentially numbered credentials
                • Replacement and expansion credentials for existing Corporate 1000 systems

                These HID-compatible credentials are suitable for commercial offices, schools, universities, healthcare facilities, industrial properties, government facilities, recreation centers, apartment communities, fitness centers and other organizations using an existing 35-bit Corporate 1000 access-control format.

                What Is the Corporate 1000 35-Bit Format?

                The HID Corporate 1000 program was created to give large organizations a company-specific access-control credential format with a large pool of available card numbers. The legacy Corporate 1000 format commonly found in existing systems is a 35-bit Wiegand format containing a company code and credential number.

                Corporate 1000 35-bit may also be described as:

                • HID Corporate 1000
                • Corporate 1000 35-bit
                • 35-bit Corporate 1000
                • HID C1000
                • C1000 35-bit
                • Corp 1000 proximity card
                • Corporate 1K format
                • H5XXXX format
                • HID H5XXXX
                • HID 35-bit proximity format
                • 35-bit Wiegand proximity card
                • 125 kHz Corporate 1000 card
                • Corporate 1000 company code
                • Corporate 1000 facility code
                • Corporate 1000 card number
                • HID-compatible Corporate 1000 credential
                • Corporate 1000 replacement card
                • Corporate 1000 compatible key fob
                • Corporate 1000 RFID wristband
                • Corporate 1000 adhesive tag

                The 35-bit Corporate 1000 format is different from the standard 26-bit H10301, 37-bit H10302, 37-bit H10304 and newer 48-bit Corporate 1000 formats. These formats are not interchangeable unless the access-control system is specifically configured to accept each format.

                Corporate 1000 35-Bit Format Capacity

                The traditional 35-bit Corporate 1000 structure generally provides:

                • A 12-bit company-code field
                • Company-code values from 0 through 4,095
                • A 20-bit credential-number field
                • Credential numbers from 0 through 1,048,575
                • Format-specific parity bits
                • More than one million possible credential numbers per company code

                The company code may sometimes be called a facility code, site code or Corporate 1000 code. When ordering replacement credentials, it is important to provide the exact code terminology and values used by the existing system.

                Common HID Credential Model Cross-References

                AuthorizID Corporate 1000 compatible credentials may be used as alternatives to credential styles commonly associated with the following HID model numbers:

                • HID 1326 ProxCard II – clamshell proximity card
                • HID 1324 – adhesive printable overlay for a ProxCard II
                • HID 1336 DuoProx II – printable proximity card with magnetic stripe
                • HID 1346 ProxKey III – proximity key fob
                • HID 1351 ProxPass II – active vehicle proximity tag
                • HID 1386 ISOProx II – printable CR80 proximity card
                • HID 1391 MicroProx – adhesive proximity tag
                • HID 1597 Smart ISOProx II – proximity card with contact smart-chip capability
                • HID 1598 Smart DuoProx II – proximity and magnetic-stripe card with smart-chip capability
                • HID 202x iCLASS and Prox – dual-technology iCLASS and HID Prox card

                Other commonly marketed compatible products include AlphaPass APROX-COMP-35 composite proximity cards, 3millID Corporate 1000 compatible ISO cards, ValuProx Corporate 1000 compatible cards and IDenticard UBand 35-bit Corporate 1000 wristbands.

                These model numbers are provided for comparison and search-reference purposes. AuthorizID products are independently manufactured compatible credentials unless a listing specifically identifies the product as genuine HID.

                Compatible HID Proximity Card Readers

                Because Corporate 1000 is the encoded data format, the reader must first support the credential’s 125 kHz HID Prox radio technology. The access-control panel or software must then be configured to interpret the 35-bit Corporate 1000 data structure.

                Common HID readers that may support these credentials include:

                HID Single-Technology Proximity Readers

                • HID ProxPoint Plus 6005
                • HID MiniProx 5365
                • HID ThinLine II 5395
                • HID ProxPro 5355
                • HID ProxPro 5358
                • HID ProxPro II 5455
                • HID MaxiProx 5375
                • HID EntryProx 4045
                • HID Prox80 5405

                HID Signo Multi-Technology Readers

                When ordered or configured with legacy 125 kHz HID Prox support:

                • HID Signo 20
                • HID Signo 20K
                • HID Signo 40
                • HID Signo 40K
                • HID Signo 40T
                • Compatible HID Signo PIV models supporting HID Prox

                HID multiCLASS and iCLASS SE Multi-Technology Readers

                When the reader includes an HID Prox antenna and the low-frequency technology is enabled:

                • HID multiCLASS SE R10
                • HID multiCLASS SE RP10
                • HID multiCLASS SE R15
                • HID multiCLASS SE RP15
                • HID multiCLASS SE R30
                • HID multiCLASS SE RP30
                • HID multiCLASS SE R40
                • HID multiCLASS SE RP40
                • HID multiCLASS SE RK40
                • HID multiCLASS SE RPK40

                Other third-party multi-technology readers may also support HID Prox credentials. Compatibility should always be confirmed using the reader’s complete model number and configuration profile.

                Reader Compatibility Is Only Part of the Equation

                A reader recognizing a 125 kHz HID-compatible credential does not necessarily mean the access-control system will correctly process its 35-bit data.

                The complete system must support:

                1. The credential’s 125 kHz HID Prox technology
                2. The 35-bit Wiegand transmission length
                3. The correct Corporate 1000 bit structure
                4. The customer’s assigned company code
                5. The programmed credential-number range
                6. The reader-to-controller communication protocol
                7. The access-control panel’s card-format configuration

                Many readers simply transmit the credential data to the controller. The access-control panel or management software is normally responsible for interpreting the company code, card number and parity structure.

                Information Needed to Order Compatible Credentials

                To produce credentials for an existing system, please provide as much of the following information as possible:

                • Corporate 1000 format number, typically identified as H followed by five digits
                • 35-bit format confirmation
                • Company code or facility code
                • Starting credential number
                • Ending credential number or requested quantity
                • External printed-number requirements
                • A photograph of the most recent card-box label
                • Manufacturer and model number of an existing working credential
                • Reader manufacturer and complete reader model number
                • Access-control panel and software platform
                • A raw credential read, when available

                If the original box label is unavailable, AuthorizID may request a known working credential or a raw data read before confirming compatibility.

                Important Corporate 1000 Ordering Information

                HID states that there is no special credential part number used only for Corporate 1000. The desired HID credential model is ordered and programmed with the organization’s assigned Corporate 1000 format and next authorized credential-number range.

                AuthorizID compatible credentials are intended to reproduce customer-supplied, authorized credential data for an existing access-control system. Unless specifically identified as genuine HID credentials issued through the HID Corporate 1000 program, independently manufactured compatible credentials are not manufactured, registered or number-tracked by HID.

                Customers are responsible for providing accurate format information and confirming that they are authorized to order credentials using the submitted company code and credential-number range.

                Order Corporate 1000 Cards, Fobs, Wristbands and Tags

                Whether you need printable employee badges, durable proximity key fobs, waterproof wristbands or compact adhesive tags, AuthorizID can help identify the correct credential style for your existing 125 kHz Corporate 1000 system.

                Before placing a large order, we strongly recommend testing a sample credential with the actual readers and access-control system installed at your facility.

                Request a free HID Corporate 1000 35-bit compatible sample from AuthorizID.

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