MSRv008/MSRv009/MCIR003/MCIR002/MCIR001 interruption swiping reader
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magnetic stipe data collection with the integrated interrupted swiping technology
battery powered, portable, encrypted, 3 Tracks data Data Collection
Mini size: 14*6.15*2.85mm
Introduction
MSR009 is Portable Data Collector. It's a portable magnetic swipe reader, which is specially designed for magnetic stripe data collection anytime and anywhere without computer. Large memory can collect 32000 data. Built-in Time clock indicates every transaction date and time. Data is read from the card and kept into the memory then downloaded to the computer.
Features
- Ultra low power consumption
- Reads interrupted swipes in both directions
- Reads all magnetic cards
- Low voltage operation
-Swipe Direction - bidirectional
- Data downloadable to the computer via USB
- Time stamp shows date and time with every transaction
- Hardware imbedded password protection
- 3-track version can collect all three tracks data
- Fully encrypted
- Stores 32000 card scans
- All swipes are timestamped
- Data retained even if power is removed
- No programming required, easy to use as 1- 2- 3
Applications
- Any movable data collection (Trade shows, Racing events)
- Point of sales
- Law enforcement (DMV card)
- Attendance (Student ID, Membership card)
- Conference Attendance
- Classroom Attendance
- Meeting Attendance
- Door Locking Systems
ISO Standard
Track 1 210 bpi, 79 Alphanumeric Characters
Track 2 75 bpi, 40 Numeric characters
Track 3 210 bpi, 107 Numeric characters
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- Q:I have a 4GB SDHC card and I used to always use it with my laptops internal reader, so I know that works. I got another SDHC Card 4GB and plugged it into the same reader and it didn't show up, I tried using my old card that had previously worked and now that does not show up either. Any clues how to fix this or I have just busted my internal reader? I also use XP in case that helps. Neither of them were locked/ are locked either. They work in my cameras just not my laptop.
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- Q:are there any card readers that i can plug into my computer and put a ds game in it and take the information off a ds game?
- you can either use a micro sd card reader or a micro sd card adapter, which slides into a regular sd slot on a computer.
- Q:Do you specifically need the E3 card reader when downgrading a 3.72 ps3 to 3.55 using the E3 flasher, or can you just use any card reader, and if so what kind of card reader dose it have to be?
- From what I know, I don't think you need to rely on an E3 Card alone. There are a few other ways to get this done. Other than jailbreaking your PS3 to downgrade, go to YouTube or Google and search up, Downgrade PS3 to 3.55 You should find your answer there.
- Q:I just buy E3 Card Reader Micro SD/TF Card Reader from ndscardsale.but I don't know How to upgrade?
- Right SD and micro SD should all work fine (providing you have the mSD adapter). However some card readers are a little fussy with SDHCs, I've had at least 2 times when the computer just failed to recognise an SDHC card, to my huge irritation.
- 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:Hi. I just bought a USB Memory Card Reader. I tried transferring or copying songs from our computer to the USB but it tells me I can't because: The disk is write protected, Remove the write protection or use another diskHow do I remove the write protection? Can I? Thank you in advance to anyone who at least tries to help :)
- hi first put the memory card in the mobile after a min take it out and then put it in thecomputer. open the folder and then there should be a folder called music/sounds. drag and drop your music there. then put the memory card back in your mobile.
- Q:cause i just bought a xd reader writer and it didnt work, wasnt able to read the files from my memory card. i was using a 32 mg memory card, from my nokia phone(6600) is a xd and memory card reader same or diff. ?
- There are very many different formats when it comes to memory cards - the most common on the nokia phones are either the mini SD or micro SD cards - these are just minature versions of SD cards. Fuji film and olympus on a joint venture produced a new card more optimised for cameras this was called the xd card - it is a different size, has different pins and is optimised for use in cameras. At the time it came out it was a new type of memory media with an ultra-compact design with theoretical image storage capacity of up to 8 gigabytes and compatibility with different digital camera brands (that supported this format) The type of memory card you use is dictated by which digital device you are using. These physically different cards are *not* interchangeable, eg sd card pheripheral will not take xd etc (not unless it was made specifically to do so which is very rare). If you have a card reader that will read/write SD cards you will be able to read micro and mini SD cards with the aid of an adapter (which makes the mini and micro sd cards into the same size as a normal sd card and fit into an sd drive. The xd card is physically a different shape - broader, but shorter. You will need a xd drive to read/write to these cards. If your card reader is xd only then it will *not* read SD cards. The Reader actually requires a different slot for the SD card. Get a multicard reader. I found i had a variety of sd cards/mini sd/xd cards/sony stick and compact flash cards between my camera/pda and phone devcies so i bought a multi card reader too - there are many makes around and are very common - these come in many varieties depending on the desired computer interface. The most common type are made for PCs and connect to the USB port. Make sure you buy one with all the different formats you have got then you will be able to use the one reader to read a variety of cards as I do. Merry Christmas and Seasonal Greetings!
- Q:Am just learning digital camera. After I put the photo card into the card reader, then what??
- Your card reader is most likely on a USB port. Windows will have assigned it a drive letter. Using Explorer or My Computer, all you have to do is log on to that drive. Explorer will open it and show the files. You can then view them right on the card reader drive or move them to, say, my pictures or what ever folder you want to put them in. Point of general information: I recommend that everyone put a short cut to Explorer on their desk top. It makes file searching and maneuvering a lot easier. Just right click anywhere on the desk top, pick make shortcut use browse to find explorer.exe in the windows folder. Click OK etc. and then rename the file just Explorer (don't need the exe on the end).
- Q:I have a 3.5 bay card reader in my computer with the typical inputs (MS, SD, CF, and so on). It has served me well over the years but I now have a big problem. I recently went out and bought an 2GB SanDisk SD2 card. The card works in my Canon PowerShot A540 as did the normal SD cardshowever, when I go to put it in my card reader, it will not read it. I'm assuming this is because SD2 is a different type of structure or format that the SD slot will simply not read. I know there are the typical portable card readers that will read SD2, but are there any internal (like my 3.5 reader) that will support the SD and SD2 card formats? If I have to I will get a portable type reader, though I don't like them but would like to know if there are any internal ones out there.
- I have never heard of an SD2 card and I do not see any references to such a card anywhere else online. There are SD cards and SDHC cards. However, SanDisk's website does not show any 2GB SDHC cards at the moment. SDHC cards can be read in an SDHC card reader, but not an SD card reader. SDHC card readers will read both SDHC cards and SD cards. The difference between SD and SDHC is that SDHC is formatted in FAT32, which allows for higher storage capacities. Looking at the specs for the A540, it looks like it doesn't take SDHC cards, so I have no idea what this SD2 card is that you're speaking of.
- Q:I have a sandisk CF memory card for my Canon 30d SLR camera and it appears that after I view my pics through a sandisk card reader, my camera can not view the pics when i insert the memory card back into the camera. It would say no images on the view screen but if you look at the allocation display screen on the top, it would indicate that memory has been used. How would I be able to view those pics on my camera again?
- Did you either modify the pics, or move them from their original folders on the card? Insert your card in your reader. Look for a folder on the card labeled DCIM. Within this folder should be at least one other folder labeled with a number immediately followed by the word Canon (example 146Canon). Your pictures should be stored within these Canon folders in order for your camera to recognize them.
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