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3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Pay Tellphone Mobile Phone Card Reader for Iphone Andriod

3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Pay Tellphone Mobile Phone Card Reader for Iphone Andriod

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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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Q: i have several memory cards from a canon i bought years ago, well, i bought the rebel xti because i figured i'd save money on memory cards, i put it in, and the camera works fine. i plugged my Sandisk memory card reader in and my computer picked up that it was plugged in, but once i plugged in the card itself, my computer wouldn't read it anymore. i put in other cards, ones with pictures i took from another camera, and it worked fine. so i can only assume it has something to do with the camera itself or the files. can anyone help me out, is there anything i can do to make this work?if it helps, it's not really a rebel xti, it's the kiss digital x, which is the same thing. i know vista has problems with things, could it be vista, my computer has a built in reader, but it doesn't have a slot for the cf memory card. it only reads sd and smaller.(thats why i was using a different reader)
If your card reader has a detachable USP cable, the end of it might fit into the port on the side of the camera (mine does). When the camera is turned on and the card in the camera, your computer should see the camera. Double click on it and you should see the images. Otherwise you can use the cables that came with the camera if you've installed the software.
Q: I want to start a business, and accept credit cards. I saw the square commercial and thought its pretty neat. I was wondering if it can work with my kindle fire and if its cheaper to pay the 2.75% per swipe or the $275 per month? The commercial said it works on android (which my kindle is an android) but I'm not sure if the app works on my kindle. Help!!!!
Una buena cantidad y calidad de dispositivos Kindle en Amazon, amzn.to/1GkMER6 aquí hay detalles. Me gusta perderme en el mundo de los libros y que mejor y práctica manera de hacerlo con los aparatos Kindle, he comprado un Kindle muy práctico en Amazon, es fácil de emplear, pesa casi nado, es igual como si leería en libro pero en cualquier lugar sin interrupciones, un precio excepcional para un producto excepcional.
Q: Can you please tell me what that is and what it does? thanks
A card reader is designed to read flash memory cards such as SecureDigital (SD), MultiMediaCard (MMC), or MemoryStick (MS) and many more. The reader creates a card-PC link and so you can put data from your PC onto the card and use it in your respective device which accepts the above mentioned cards. For example, mobile phones now use MicroSD cards for storage, so to create a PC link, you can either plug the phone into a PC, or take the MicroSD card out, and plug it into one of these 5-in-1 readers. The 5-in-1 aspect means that it can read 5 different types of cards, but these may be exactly the same. For example, it may state that it reads SD, MiniSD and MicroSD. The thing is that if you need to connect a MicroSD or MiniSD to the card reader, you probably need to put it in an SD adapter! This is how some card readers state that they can read 50-in-1 and the like, because 90% of the cards need an adapter to be inserted into the reader. I hope this helps, Pat.
Q: I want to develop a business card reader application on Android.
Ok okorder
Q: Earlier, I could just plug in my card reader into the computer, it would turn red, and I would be able to put my memory card in and be just fine. But now, it doesn't work anymore. There used to be a thing on My Computer that said Devices with Removable Storage that I could go to, and that's where I would look at my pictures.Now that option isn't there and whenever I plug in the card reader, it turns red for about one second, then beeps like it's not working. It acts like it's not even there! I don't know where the option Devices with Removable Storage went.PLEASE help!! Thanks :)
the connector port that it plug into may be undesirable on the motherboard,additionally pass the the gadget supervisor on the coolest click view click teach all contraptions hidden and notice in case you have any pink x's
Q: A Sandisk card reader micro sd m2What do you use it for?
It allows a computer to see what's on the little memory cards found in phones and some digital audio recorders. You plug the reader into a computer then put the card into the reader. Like it does whenever a USB memory device is plugged into the computer, Autoplay will appear on your computer's screen asking what you want to do.
Q: I have a Hp Pavilion zt3000 with an SD Card Reader and it works fine with a normal sd card, but with a Micro sd card adapter for a micro sd card it wont read it?Any solutions?thanks
Perhaps try taking the adapter back and exchanging it for a different one?
Q: I have purchased a laser usb 2.0 52-in-1 card reader/writer. I want to take out my floppy A drive and put the reader/writer in there. I have removed the side panels and the A floppy drive but i do not know where to plug in the usb cable. Im not much of a computer wiz but It looks as though the big green thing inside my computer doesnt have a slot for the usb cable. I have tried to look on google for step by step instructions with photos on how to install but am having no luck. If there is anyone out there who could help me that would be great.
Lol, you don't have an internal card reader, you've got an *external* card reader. And the reason I know that is because you'll never ever find a machine with a USB port inside the case.
Q: Bought it from best buy a while backfor some reason the card reader i bought it with [already installed ] is not being reconized. HELP please
chuck the Acer. they're sh*tty computers anyways.
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 !

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