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Credit/debit/membership cards reader for Android/IOS system

Credit/debit/membership cards reader for Android/IOS system

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  Credit/debit/membership cards reader for Android/IOS system

 

  1. Slim size: light and slim size for high portability

  2. Reduce investment: The user may use own mobile phone to complete the transaction. No need to invest for the heavier POS or ePOS

  3. High security: Data is encrypted before transmitted to the mobile phone. Avoid the possibility of being stolen by Trojan horses.

  4. High reliability: Embedded professional decoder IC speed up the decoding. High swiping performance

  5. Ultra low power consumption:Power up by button cell. Peak operating current<1mA, which could be the lowest power consumption in the similar products.

  6. High compatibility:Support bidirectionalcommunication between phone and device. Compatible for domestic and imported mobile phones. Can support 90% or above smart phones.

 

Specification:

 

Model

MS612 (Dual tracks: 1, 2 track)

MS623 (Dual tracks: 2,3 track)

Power Source

Power   up by embedded button cell (Depend on customer: Can be   powered up by Audio jack of Mobile phone)

Connection to mobile

Plug-in   4 pins 3.5mm audio jack

Cards

Magnetic card. e.g. Credit cards, debit cards, membership cards

Decoder type

Build-in   Hardware decoder

Battery life

20,000 times for normal swiping.

Battery standby time

5 years

Swiping speed

3   - 70 IPS (7.6 - 177.8 cm/s)

Swiping direction

Dual   direction

Swiping time

500,000   times

Encryption

Swiped   data encrypted before sent to mobile phone

Encryption method

Optional:   3DES (TDES)/AES. Support FIXED KEY or DUKPT key management

Encryption spped

<200ms   (complete data encryption from all tracks)

Supporting system

iOS,   Android system

Peak current

<1mA

Operating Temperature

-20   °C to 60°C

Measurement

41.7mm x 30mm   x 13.7mm

Weight

18g

 

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Q:I got it with my digital camera but I don't know what it is. What is is for?
From the description you've given, it's probably for connection to a computer to read the card without using up the camera's power; simply connect the reader via USB to the computer, remove the card from the camera and insert it into the reader. You can then access the card as if it was a drive on the computer.
Q:Do the USB interface readers for SDHC memory chips have to be internally or pin different from the USB readers for SD chips? I can only find one computer (among a whole slew of them) which seems to be able to read a 4Gb chip formatted with a new cell phone. The computer has it's own reader slot in the chassis. I've tried other readers, both integral to desktop chassis, printer chassis and hand-held readers which connect to a USB slot or cable. All the computer USB slots I've tried as interfaces have been USB 2.0, so the problem doesn't appear to lie with the USB interface.
It is as simple as if the manufacturer of the card reader has allowed for the SDHC standard or not. Nearly all still have not. and those that do still are not showing up in new computers. It has nothing to do with USB interface or anything else. The only way to be sure you are getting a reader that will support it is to buy one online that explicitly states that it will work with SDHC. At least now you can buy them. This winter I was trying to find one and could not. Edit: You're very welcome!
Q:Hi guys i am building a PC and i am wondering where the card reader is plugged into. Does it go into the USB plug or the IEEE plug etc. I don't want to fry my damage my mobo so any help will be greatly appreciated.
Most card readers will generally plug into the usb2.0 interface on the mobo. I must admit although they are likely out there, I have never come across one using IEEE (firewire) before :S Good luck ;)
Q:Before I converted to islam i practised reading cards. Is this condemn in Islam? Can I still practise this. Having in mind that reading card is all about energy and interpreting the meanings of the cards. Thank you for all the inputs
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Q:Everytime I used to insert my SD card into the reader, a box would pop up to start importing the pictures, giving me a chance to name the album before actually importing. Now when I insert the card, nothing comes up and I have to go into the folder and copy and paste which takes longer than it used to when the box to import would just come up. Does anyone know why it doesn't work the same anymore? I have a Toshiba Satellite running Windows 7 if that helps And is there a way to get the import box to appear again?
attempt upgrading the motive force for the sd card reader, or attempt uninstalling it, the bios could locate it lower back and set up the main remarkable drivers, if it does not do a seek for sparkling hardware. If the gadget is fault that's low-value to purchase one from asdas which will plug into the usb and study maximum enjoying cards.
Q:I have a SD card and when I put it in the slot of the card reader, it scratched the SD card ?Is it suppose to do that so it can make contact with the SD card and read it ?It's a Scandisk SD card from Radioshack for $11.Its a Sakar card reader from Walmart for around $10.Thanks for the help
the way they are made I wouldn't see it being a big issue it will most likely make some contact and scratch the card. Just like when you get a new debit/credit card and swipe it for the 1st time it has some scratches or marks from swiping it.
Q:I have a e machines model EL1200. it has got a micro SD port on the front. when i put the card in from my camera (which i then have to put the small sd card into the big adaptor than i have to put them in the computer) nothing works? it does not do anything.
Your eMachines is rather old In it's techspecs, it's stated that it only supports SD cards, not SDHC or SDXC, which I'm afraid you're using. Try to find a plain SD card, if you can and only use that one for working with your PC.
Q:I am a recent owner of a Kodak EasyShare (Z700) digital camera. I can take 8 to 10 pictures, then I have to download the to the computer or erase them from the camera's memory. I hoped to work around this by getting an SD card for it. Now when I attempt to transfer pictures to my computer, it's like the computer isn't seeing the camera anymore. It was fine until I started using the memory card. My computer is a desktop Dell Dimension XPSt running Windows 98se on an 800 MHZ Pentium III processor and has 256 MB RAM. No printer. What's the problem and what can I do about it? Assume I know nothing about digital photography or my camera's operation (I find the owner's manual extremely confusing).
it is possible that your card reader is not compatible with the kind of card you are using you might need to invest in one that is compatible to your SD card
Q:Charger output current is not enough impact on the battery it?
There are two ways to charge nickel and nickel-metal hydride batteries, that is, we all know "fast charge" and "slow charge." Fast charge and slow charge is an important concept of charging, only to understand the fast charge and slow charge to correctly grasp the charge.
Q:Is the charger always plugged in the power supply?
Charging frequency: that is, we do not charge the number of mobile phone frequency is too frequent, do not always have to charge, if the phone is full of electricity put the plug unplug it. The same is true for laptops.

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