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Long Range rfid / Smart Card Reader

Long Range rfid / Smart Card Reader

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Long Range rfid / Smart Card Reader

 

2) Supports EM technology,125kHz
3) Comprehensive interface
4) Build-in antenna
5) Permanent reading and sending of ID number
6) Electronic potted, weather proof
7) Robust casing for harsh environment
8) LED and beeper indication
9) Pigtail for easy installation
10) OEM and ODM are welcome
11) Application: car parking, person / item tracking

Specifications:
1) Interface: Wiegand (26 / 34 / 42-bit), Magstripe, clock and data, RS232
(9600, n, 8, 1), EIA and TTL levels
2) RF frequency: 125kHz
3) Technology: EM technology, EM4100 cards supported
4) Antenna: integrated antenna
5) Power: 7.5 - 13.6V DC, 300mA typical (200mA at 7.5V)
6) Response time: 200ms
7) Dimensions: 240 x 240 x 50mm
8) Material: ABS
9) Operation temperature: -20 to 60C 
10) Reading distance: 90 - 110cm, depending on transponders
11) Cable: 10-way, 1m long

 

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Q:I have a Digital Concepts 21 in 1 card reader. I am using XP on my laptop. Every other memory card I use I can send information back and forth with my card reader. I have been using a 256mb micro sd card and upgraded to an 8 gig micro sd card, but now my computer is saying that The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error. How do I fix this without upgrading my card reader??
An 8 GB Micro is an SDHC card, meaning that it is high-capacity. You need a card reader that supports SDHC cards to properly use the card. Offhand, I would guess that your card reader does not support SDHC.
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?
Your camera should be compatible with a 16gb, most cameras available these days can hold 32GB's at a time. I don't have a 14.1 MP Camera, I do have a 12.1 MP camera though. I can take about 2,200 12.1 MP photo's on 8 gb's of memory. At 14.1 MP's, I would imagine you can take between 1,400 to 1,600 photo's. Like the other person said, having a second memory card would be useful, as if one card goes corrupt, you still have another card to use.
Q:I just tried putting my memory card from my camera to my memory card reader that is supposed to be able to read all memory cards but i can't find a slot that will fit my memory card.This is the first time i'm trying to put my memory card into my card reader,but i have tried putting my friends memory card from her camera to my card reader and there was a slot that fit.My camera's memory card is a xD-picture and my card reader has 4 slots and it even has a micro adapter for really small cards.My camera model is fe-190.I don't have the usb cable to connect straight to the camera that's why i'm using a card reader.Is there a slot that fits and is it just me that's not putting it properlly.
It's going to depend on the memory card reader model as to whether or not it will accept xD memory cards. Usually one of the four slots will be labeled as to which will accept the xD card. Just look on the side with the slots. If it doesn't fit, try turning the card upside down and try again. Worst case scenario: you may need a different card reader (make sure it says xD on the packaging) or you can try an adapter (there are adapters to put an xD card into a compact flash slot). Your best and most affordable bet is a new card reader if there's no labeled xD slot on the card reader you have.
Q:i got a new card reader and i've just rebooted my system and now my pc wont read it.when i insert nothins happening nothing at all and the card reader's fine i checked it.
What OS are you using? Windows 7 came out yesterday with an update for their USB driver. Try uninstalling your USB driver, reboot the computer and click on Windows Update. By the way, just to clarify, REBOOT Click on Start Restart. It's also called 'Restarting' the computer.
Q:I have a compaq presario nb.(raising my hand) computer idiot here.
Memory Card readers (for such devices as digital cameras, mp3 players, etc) come in many standards. Most modern computers have USB ports on both the front and back of the basic unit. These are the rectangular ports that have the three-pronged USB symbol on them. Some computers have flash card readers on them as well. The ones I've seen are located on the front of the case, sometimes behind an access panel. I've included a few links below to show you what these things look like.
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
I don't think so, there has to be some degree of contact and will likely make a slight bit of surface scratches especially on a cheap card reader, but you should be ok so long as it's not digging into the contacts to the point that they will wear out real quick, if it is deep, you may want to dump the reader and get a better one. I'm sure it will be fine though.
Q:i have bought a multi card reader usb device, which my windows do not installs automatically. what can i do to install it automatically?The card reader and the cable both are ok.i don't want to install new window.As i plug in other usb devices, they do work.when i insert the card reader cable into the usb port it detects only 1 removable drive in My Computer window, whereas it must have to show at least 3 or 4 removale drives, such as Removable Drive I, Removable Drive J, Removable Drive K, Removable Drive L.In my case, it only shows Removable drive I, and it do not opens the contents of the SD Micro card.please help me to solve this problem, Installing new window is not suitable right at this time.
This is a bit of a reach, but my first suggestion is to try another port. The other day, I was in a class where the student computers were semi-new Compaq Presario laptops. Each of the computers had two sets of USB ports on either side. The student next to me could not get her flash drive to work. I plugged it into a port on the other side of the computer, and it worked fine. What might be happening: laptops sometimes come with both USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 ports. All USB 2.0 ports will run USB 1.1 devices, but the obverse is not always true. If you're jacked into a USB 1.1 port, your computer may be able to read one of the slots, but not the others. You can also try the device in another computer where you know you have a good USB 2.0 port, to see if it works. If you have the same problem, you probably have a defective card reader. If it's new, send it back. If it's not, get another one. They're pretty cheap nowadays.
Q:Does anyone know what a card reader is? I have an adapter but some told me I needed a card reader
hi Sheryl a card reader is essentially a device that accepts several types of storage media including sd-cards and micro-sd cards there are also different types of card readers including : 1) a dedicated card reader which only has memory card slots these accept SDHC (UHS-I), SDXC (UHS-I), microSDHC, Compact Flash, MS Cards and many more 2) card readers with usb2.0 ports these are like dedicated card readers but also have 1 or more usb2.0 ports for even more storage capability ( more expensive models support usb3.0 ) 3) card readers/fan controllers . these again are like dedicated card readers but also have controls to change the speed of your case fans finally theres also portable card readers which are probally the best choice for most home users these are usb devices and the card reader simply plugs into any spare usb port on your pc or laptop . this then allows you to read most types of memory cards . a good example of this is the Signalex Multislot Card Reader ( poundland .uk/leisure-and-e ) and at just ?1 its extremely good value . ( ive purchased several of these and they do the job very well .) I hope this has helped Sheryl. any questions let me know good luck mate !
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.
Sd Card Reader Not Working
Q:I need a way to transfer files onto an SD Card but my computer doesn't have an SD Card slot
You can get a really cheap SD card reader from Walmart or any other store. Buy a separate SD card if you can, so you don't risk losing your camera's SD card for when you next want to take photos and the camera refuses to record them because the card is corrupted or embedded with other data. Can't you use a USB Flash Drive for your files? They are also available really cheap now and I'm sure your computer has a USB port.

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