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‍‍for Mobile Magnetic Card Reader iOS and Andriod

By plugging a small card reading device into the Apple's iPhone's headphone jack, anybody with the device can instantly conduct magnetic card transactions using the iPhone application service

It will accept about any type of general magnetic card, including Visa, Master card, AMEX, and Discover,Individuals and businesses can accept card payments using a phone or Apple's iPad Track sales, tips, tax, and send receipts electronically

The system has taken additional steps to protect personal information using a sophisticated encryption program to ensure data integrity and to build up trust to the customers

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Q: I am planning to buy one but I still don't know how it looks and how it works. I have a 1gb memory stick and my cellphone is SEW850i: I haven't seen a reader that can handle a memory stick and a sim card. If you find one, it should just plug in to a USB port and it'll appear as another disk on your PC. There should be software supplied with the reader to handle backing up the sim card.

Q: I have a card reader/writer that shows up as 5 drives.I hate that; I really, really hate that.I would like it to show up as drive only when it has a card to read in it.You know like when you shove a USB memory stick into your PC's USB port, it only shows up as a drive when you plug it in.Or is there a way to permanently rename the 5 drives so that when I plug a card in the reader I know which one it is.I can change it, but it seems to rename its self back to Removable Disk (E:), (F:), (G:), (H:) and (I:) when I shut down or restart the computer.: Is it a multiple card reader? Like a 5 in one or a 7 in one card reader. If so the different slots you insert the cards to are actually identified as different drives or I/O devices. This is how your Operating System recognizes them. You can rename them, But you can't get it to be recognized as one drive or I/O device. How are you trying to rename them ? You should be able to open My Computer then right click on the device and click on properties. Rename it and click on apply. As long as you do not unplug the card reader from the computer it should retain the name for the device.

Q: I just bought a brand new SanDisk memory card. It is a 4gb. I have a SanDisk reader I used it to put the pics/videos that i had on my old memory card onto the computer. Usually when u got to My Computer it shows you File. The file sais KODAK. I click on it and everything appears. SO I have my new one and when I put the SanDisk memory card in the SanDisk Reader it wont detect it. I've tried it over and over 3 times and nothing. The SanDisk reader sais ImageMate.Its not locked.: There's only one conclusion, if the card and reader are working properly - I know because I've had the same thing. Make sure the card is fully inserted into the reader. You did mention the style of card but if it's SDHC, as one of mine is, just make sure the card is fully inserted so the reader can see all the contacts.

Q: do I do next to make this thing work??: From their manual: Question 2: How do I set up my card reader on a Mac? 1. Plug the small end of the included USB cable into the card reader and the other end into an available USB port on your Mac. 2. Insert a card into the appropriate slot. The green LED lights and a new icon appears on the desktop. Caution: Cards must be inserted into the correct slot and label side up; otherwise, you may damage the card and/or the slot. 3. Double-click the new icon to access the data on the memory card.

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: I'm doing a project involving Magnetic Stripe Cards. My question is, are Magnetic Card Reader also the same as a Magnetic Card Writer? What I mean is, if I buy a Magnetic Card Reader, can I also write the card or do I have to buy a separate Magnetic Card Writer? I hope you understand my question. Thanks for answering! :): i think they're different

Q: i just got a card reader for the sd chip in my camera. whenever i put the usb in the usb port it doesn't read it as a device on the desktop(mac book)does anyone know how to access the card reader so i can upload someone of my pictures to my comp?: If you are using Windows on your MacBook, submit a new question and mention the version of Windows. For OS X, read on Put the card back in the camera. Open Image Capture. It should say No Image Capture device connected. Connect the camera and turn it on. That solves the question of how to download the pictures from the camera to your hard drive. How to make the card reader work is another matter. Could be either a defective reader, a defective USB cord (if it uses a cord), a current overload for the USB connection, or the slot in the reader is not correct. There are at least ten different slots possible on a card reader, although most have from four to seven slots. That means you don't have every slot possible.

Q: every time I put an SD card into my wii it say's the device inserted in the SD card slot cannot be used!!! help me pls.I have a HP 2 gigabytes SD card: try another sd card. maybe the one your using is defective. maybe it is locked. look at the sides and find the unlock slider and make sure its not locked.

Q: I need help with my Card Reader, I have a Windows Xp 98. I bought a card reader, and i plugged it into my USB port, with my memory card I don't have 2.0 port though.the older version I have. My computer says that new software has been installed but I cant see it.Help!: I guess your operating system is Windows 98 (not XP). If so I think you will struggle a bit to get a USB 2.0 device working even in the existing USB 1.1 ports. You might be best to get a USB 2.0 card for your PC to give you a high speed port, but make sure that you get one that can run under Windows 98. The cards are not expensive. The easier route is just to see if you can get hold of a USB 1.1 card reader.

Q: Ideally this reader would scan the card, and put it both into an excel spread sheet or MS Outlook (my choice). I think I mentioned that I want to build some mailing lists, but not have them be all in my Outlook database. So, an excel spread sheet will house these individual lists. Any ideas?: If such a thing exists, it would likely be very expensive and not work very well. The problem isn't in reading the cards but making sense out of what is read. Business cards are far from standard in appearance and content. By the time that you scan in the cards, even automatically, and then proof read what the Optical Character Reader has created from the scans, you could probably have typed in the information more accurately. I have done quite a bit of OCR work in the past and the greatest time consumer was proof reading.

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