3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Pay Tellphone Mobile Phone Card Reader for Iphone Andriod
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$13.00 - 17.00
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3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Pay Tellphone Mobile Phone Card Reader for Iphone Andriod
It is an encrypted magnetic stripe reader that works with various mobile devices. It reads up to 2 tracks of information with a single swipe in either direction, providing superior reading performance for your mobile device. A merchant account is required to accept credit card transactions. Customize appearance and color is available
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 bidirectional communication between phone and device. Compatible for domestic and imported mobile phones. Can support 90% or above smart phones.
Features:
Plugs into audio headphone jack – no cables
Mechanical design allows easy and reliable card swipe
No external power supply required
Superior magstripe reader performance
Bi-directional card reading
Reads up to three tracks of card data
Data is encrypted for end-to-end security using TDES, DUKPT
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 |
Decoding format | 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 70'C |
Measurement | 41.7mm x 30mm x 13.7mm |
Weight | 18g |
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3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Pay Tellphone Mobile Phone Card Reader for Iphone Andriod
- Ref Price:
-
$13.00 - 17.00
/ pc
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 1000000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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