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USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader

USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader

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 USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader 

 

Product Description                                                                                                         

  

LU-M80

-This magnetic stripe card reader is hand swipe operated magnetic card reading  with USB interface,
-adopting high integrated magnetic card decoding chip.
-They have small electricity consumption and strong interference resistance.
-They comply with ISO-7811, 7812 magnetic card decoding standard completely.
-It can read card bi-directionally, has intelligent lights to alert if card data is read correctly.
-Exquisite magnetic installation structure makes card reading more stable and reliable, which is our patented technology.
-Reasonable product design makes products small and compact.

 

Features of magnetic stripe card reader

1. Small footprint to fit in tight places
2. Reads up to 3 tracks of information
3. Bi-directional swipe reading
4. Superior reading of high jitter, scratched, and worn Magstripe cards
5. Relibale for over 1,000,000 card swipes
6. Threaded inserts for mounting
7. Reads ISO7811, AAMVA & most other card data formats
8. Magswipe PC software makes configuration changes easy

 

Description of magnetic stripe card reader

Size: 90x 27 x 29 mm( L x W x H)
Color: black
Swipe speeds from 3 to 60 inches per second
Interfaces: USB
Housing: ABS
Operating Temperature: -20 to +60
Relative Humidity: 90% non-condensing
Works with: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 Android or many other USB capable operating systems

 

APPLICATIONS of magnetic stripe card reader

(1)POS terminal
(2)ID verification/Authentication
(3)Member management system
(4)Inquiry system

Technology parameters of magnetic stripe card reader
Card StandardISO 7811/7812 
Track Position ISO 1 (IATA) ISO 2 (ABA) ISO 3 (MINTS) 
Recording Density 210 BPI 75 BPI 210 BPI 
Recording Capacity 79Characters40Characters 107Characters 
Power Supply  DC +3.0V~ +5.0V 
Power Consumption 65mA(max.) 
Head Function Read only 1.5mm 
Card Thickness Plastic 0.76 +/-  0.08mm 
Operation Speed  10 ~ 150cm/sec 
Error Rate Lass than 0.5% 
Interface PS/2, RS232C,USB 
Operation Locus Indoors only 
Lifetime of Header 800,000 card passes (1 pass : one swipe) 
Weight Approx. 80g 

 

** LX-Mx0 Series Model Number Rules**

X=U=USB Interface
X=S=RS232 Interface
X=K=PS2 Interface
x=1=Read first track only
x=2=Read Second track only
x=3=Read Third track only
x=5=Read first and second track only
x=6=Read second and third track only
x=8=Read all track(1,2,3 track)
Example: LU-M80 means this a card reader is USB interface and read all three tracks.

 

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Q:I have an CANON SD790 IS camera and i want to know if i can use my camera as an SD card reader. I can read pictures directly off my camera on my PC but i want to know if I need to buy an SD card reader to install CHDK in my SD card.
If youve installed the Canon drivers and software which came with your camera you may not need the card reader. The Canon software and drivers should let your computer recognize your camera as a drive containing the memory card. You should be able to transfer the CHDK file directly to the card in the camera. I dont know this absolutely because I havent done it. It wouldnt hurt anything to try. You could test the idea first by trying to transfer an image file from your computer to your camera.
Q:I Have Thinkpad T410i but its built in card reader is not reading my MMC card. Please Suggest.
Spend $10 and get a USB card reader. Have you tried the card in another machine? It could still be an issue with the card itself
Q:If you do not read the cards or want to tell me that they are a crock or they do not work or are a hoax, I do not wanna hear from you. I know I need to clean my cards and I heard from another card reader that she uses regular table salt. I was wondering if this is a good way to do it and how would I go about it?
I don't generally feel the need to clean my cards but I do leave them with a quartz crystal on top of them. If I felt the need to then I would pass them through the smoke of some incense.
Q:I desperately need help. I have a SANYO camera that I use to take videos. It's not a video camera. It's a picture camera that does take videos as well.Anyway, when I'm finished taking the video, I put the SD card that was in the camera into the card reader. The card reader was made by Targus, if that helps. Anyway, if I bring up My Computer and look into the drive and try to watch the video, it's full of lots of colors. There's no distinct images or anything. Just a lot of red, green, blue, purple, orange, etc. Like static. The audio work fine, though. I use my videos so I can edit them with Adobe After Effects. But when I put it into Ae (After Effects), it only shows the first frame, as if I had frozen it.But-- I recently download QuickTime player. If I open the video in QuickTime, it works fine. Before I downloaded QuickTime, I could watch the movie. Please help. It's very important.Info:Operating System: Windows Vista Home Basic
Firstly, this is NOT a problem with the SD card or reader. They are digital devices, as long as the device shows up in Computer and you can see the files, then the card and the reader are fine. The problem sounds more like a codec issue. A codec is used to decode and playback the movie. It sounds like Quicktime has taken over and installed a codec for that type of movie your camera captures. You just need to re-install the software that came with the camera, or un-install Quicktime. Quicktime is an obnoxious program, it infiltrates your system and attempts to be the single point of all media playback. Its intrusive and sometimes hard to get uninstalled. Its only advantage is, there are a few Apple videos that are Quicktime format that won't play in anything else. Other than that, there is no real need to have Quicktime installed. Unless you have a Mac, that is, and then its installed by default, I believe.
Q:I need any information regarding the use and functionality of these device/s
SIM card readers are generally used to back up your data. Certain Networks' SIMs are security embedded so you cannot transfer your contacts from one handset to another easily. Therefore SIM card readers are perfect for this. Some use Excel format and you simply plug the device into a USB port and it saves a file of names and numbers for you to use as back up. You can edit the file and if you have more than 1 phone you can keep a record just in case you lose or damage your SIM in the future. It is best practise to buy one (they are about ?10, $20) and at least this way, if your handset plays up and has to be re-flashed then your numbers will be safe.
Q:I have a 2.0 GB San Disk Memory Card.I have pictures and videos on it I need to transfer to my computerand I have a slot for it on my computer, but every time I insert itnothing happens! It plays the sound that tells you that you've inserted some hardwareand I can click the thing in the bottom right corner to Safely Remove Hardware(it shows up as Secure Digital Storage Device). But I don't know how to get the pictures/video! I don't have a cord for the camera to plug it into the computer (I got the camera at a garage sale) I looked in My Computer and it doesn't show up there either.can anyone help?
I have a multi-function memory card reader and whenever I try to read a 2GB memory x-D device, I can't read it either. It is a limitation of the reader. Not ALL readers are capable of reading the higher GB modules. The modules work fine in the camera but can't be read through the reader. I have to connect the camera in the conventional USB way and download through the camera.
Q:I was somewhat frustrated looking for a purely SDHC card reader that plugs directly into a USB 3.0 port (Rather than a wire leading to the hub) until I came across something that said SD class 10 cards only transfer at 10 MB/s. Is this true or am I misinterpreting it? If so what is the point of USB 3.0 readers at all, why not just use 2.0 readers?
Maybe someday there will be SD cards that can transfer at 5Gbps. Until then, those card readers that claim to be USB 3.0 ready have no performance advantage as even a USB 2.0 with 480Mbps (60MB/s) transfer speed will do for a Class 10 SD card.
Q:i don't see it on here. i've looked all over. where's it at? i need to put pictures on here.
the placement is which you have put in diverse drivers which could be conflicting at the same time which comprise your hardware. in common terms be constructive you get it from the impressive suitable source. bypass to the Acer internet web site and come across the impressive suitable reason stress on your OS. you may desire to no longer bypass incorrect there. this would additionally be an same undertaking at the same time which comprise your USB ports. In precis, installation the Chipset drivers. which will likely restore each and every and each little thing.
Q:I am ordering a computer from Dell and I need to know what this Media Card Reader thing is. Is it worth it? And does it include a floppy drive?
It's a card reader that accepts different types of flash based cards such a SD, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, etc. The most common use of them is by digital camera users. They can just take the card out of the camera and stick it in the card reader, rather than having to connect the whole camera up to the computer. I recommend that you add it to your system, theyre inexpensive and you may need it someday. UPDATED RESPONSE: Some card readers have an integrated floppy, others do not. Most don't. Check to see if Dell does it that way. Even if they don't, in most cases, if there is room, you can have both.
Q:I keep trying to upload my pictures onto my new laptop,but it won't work.i've tried once before on this computer,yet it still doesn't work.whenever i put attach it to the computer,then attach that to my memory card reader and put in my memory card,it just looks like its loading for 5 seconds,then stops and the software i use doesn't show up.(i use finepix veiwer)i've tried looking on the side of my computer for the driver to put my memory card in,but it doesn't fit.is there something i need to do to my computer?or is there something im doing wrong?i've already installed the software again.help!(:
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