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Fixed contact series smart card reader

Fixed contact series smart card reader

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50 Units pc
Supply Capability:
250000 Units per Month pc/month

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Product Description

 

URD Series reader compatible
with a variety of card type, card connector plug, push, type, suitable for the
application of a variety of occasions

USB port communication

System Support
Windows98, 2000, XP

Support Card Type

AT24CXX
AT88SCXX
AT45D041
SLE4442, SLE4428 Series

SSF1101
AT88SC153
T = 0, T = 1
CPU

 

Interface

TTL/RS232/PC-SC/USB(HID Format, plug and play)

Baud rate

9600-115200 bps

Power supply

PC-USB SLOT

Main socket

1 ISO7816 standard push-pull socket

SAM sockets

1 GSM 11.11 PSAM sockets

Smart Card Connector

100,000 insertions

Power Consumption

<75 mw

Standards/Certifications

ISO 7816-1/2/3, PC/SC, GSM11.11, FCC, CE

Development Language

C Lib(Borland C3.1), FOXPRO FOR DOS(2.5/2.6) Lib,

WINDOWS 16 bit DLL, WINDOWS 32 bit DLL,

UNIX lib(SCO UNIX5.0), LINUX lib (RED HAT6.0)

PC platforms

Windows 98, Me, 2K, XP2003, Vista, Unix , Linux

Operating temperature

-20°C~60°C

Flash memory

2K byte

Status display

Red and green Led indicate power and communication status

Dimensions

L*W*H: 63*76*18mm

NW/GW

About 132g / 198g

 

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Q: I was wondering how can I upload music onto my micro SD memory card. I bought a used Nokia 5300, which uses an micro SD memory card, and I have no idea how to upload music on it- If I get one of those card reader/writers, would that work?Help!
Yes.
Q: i was kinda wondering what are the advantages disadvantages of using either so any help would be much appreciated
Using either? The two does totally different things. Bluetooth adapter will allow you to connect a Bluetooth device to the PC and transmit stuff. For example, you can connect a bluetooth headset to PC, and use it as your wireless headset. You can probably also connect your phone to PC and transfer some small files (though Bluetooth doesn't have much bandwidth) As for card reader, it reads all sorts of flash media (depending on which you have). Plug it into USB port, and it'll act as removable drive like USB pen drives. If you have camera or cell phones it's not a bad way to transfer stuff to yoru PC without connecting a wire. Completely different stuff and different uses. What's the compare?
Q: I need to know
you should be more specific, do you have a palm? windows mobile? before thee are programs to allow you to do that
Q: I bought a universal memory card reader for 2 types of cards I have. When I plug it into my computer and insert a card it sees new hardware but how do I access what is stored on my cards? I cannot figure out how to open or access my stored photos. I have tried everything. Please help!
Simple solution here's how I use Windows File Manager. Go to all programs or perhaps just your start button and look for the control panel. I have a control panel icon on my desktop because I access it all the time for photos. On the control panel icon - right click. You'll get a menu. Near the top of the menu you'll see explore. Click that and you'll get a screen that on the left, lists your drives and other devices. In the right you'll have all the control panel icons - for this purpose ignore all those icons. On the left screen, in the list of drives, you'll see something about a new drive, removable drive, or perhaps a drive that's been assigned a letter that's where you'll find your photos. Because, with a card reader, Windows sees it as a drive. Once in there you'll find your photos listed as files. Simply copy / paste to a folder on your hard drive and wala! If you need more help please email me, I'll be glad to walk you through the process if need be. Jim A
Q: I am trying to transfer a set of files from my computer to my MiniSD card. My computer has no slot, nor a card reader, so I have to put it into the SD slot on my printer. The computer is a Dell XPS210 working on Vista, and the printer is a Kodak All In One.When I try to put a file on it, it states that the card is protected. The card is unlocked and sharing is enabled for all users. What is the problem?
Printer card readers are really only designed to read the card the images/data on them to print out what you want as long as it's in a format that's compatible, it is not designed to allow saving data to the card or any other removable media like a computer can, that's why you're getting the write protected message. You'll need to get a universal card reader that can plug into your computer with a USB cable in order to write to your SD card. You can get universal card readers at most any office supply or computer store.
Q: What are the advantages of the card reader?
While the plug-and-play approach itself is much easier.
Q: I just got an 8 gigabyte SD HC card but it wont work in my old (2004) SD card reader rendering it completely useless. My card reader is an internal Dell Ricoh.
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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 tried putting almost all types of cards in it, tried a google search not even a single topic it just wont read anything i put in it, except the floppy disk itself is this some kind of driver problem. Im using a Packard Bell IXtreme E303. I hate this
Assuming you have Windows 2000 or later, no special driver should be needed. Try opening the case of your computer and looking inside for a USB cable (it might be a ribbon cable with 4 or 8 wires) coming from the card reader that may have come unplugged.

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