MSRv008/MSRv009/MCIR003/MCIR002/MCIR001 interruption swiping reader
- Loading Port:
- Guangzhou
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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Introduction
MSR009 is Portable Data Collector. It's a portable magnetic swipe reader, which is specially designed for magnetic stripe data collection anytime and anywhere without computer. Large memory can collect 32000 data. Built-in Time clock indicates every transaction date and time. Data is read from the card and kept into the memory then downloaded to the computer.
Features
- Ultra low power consumption
- Reads interrupted swipes in both directions
- Reads all magnetic cards
- Low voltage operation
-Swipe Direction - bidirectional
- Data downloadable to the computer via USB
- Time stamp shows date and time with every transaction
- Hardware imbedded password protection
- 3-track version can collect all three tracks data
- Fully encrypted
- Stores 32000 card scans
- All swipes are timestamped
- Data retained even if power is removed
- No programming required, easy to use as 1- 2- 3
Applications
- Any movable data collection (Trade shows, Racing events)
- Point of sales
- Law enforcement (DMV card)
- Attendance (Student ID, Membership card)
- Conference Attendance
- Classroom Attendance
- Meeting Attendance
- Door Locking Systems
ISO Standard
Track 1 210 bpi, 79 Alphanumeric Characters
Track 2 75 bpi, 40 Numeric characters
Track 3 210 bpi, 107 Numeric characters
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- Q: I was interested in a card reader for my android. I would like one for a yard sale, craigslist posted ads, payment from friends or family, however it appears that the card readers are only for business owners in which I am not. Just a regular person trying to make quick cash here and there. Could i be misinterpreting the information on these sites? Are there any card readers that you can use personally with no business relations?
- people in yard sales know to bring cash,,, they won't want to hand a credit card. friends and family paying you money?
- 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
- precise SD and micro SD could all artwork high-quality (offering you have the mSD adapter). inspite of the undeniable fact that some card readers are a sprint fussy with SDHCs, i've got had a minimum of two circumstances whilst the laptop basically did no longer realize an SDHC card, to my extensive inflammation.
- Q: I have a small business and I want to know which credit card reader I should get for my iPhone.
- I have both a Paypal and a square card reader for my business and I personally like the square card reader better then the Paypal one. I would highly recommend getting the square card reader.
- Q: I have a Acer laptop about 5 years old and the card reader just suddenly stopped working. Is there a way for me to fix this or should I just get a adapter so I can plug it into a USB port?
- Yeah you must buy a usb card reader to read your card. HOPE this helped
- Q: I just bought a Compaq Presario and it has a 5 in 1 memory card reader.First time I put a SD card into it and worked fine. But I put a memory stick into it and it got stuck! Are there certain places you have to put each memory card? This is what it says over the card reader:SD*MS/Pro*MMC*XDThanks!
- Memory sticks are designed to get stuck. To release them, push them farther in (about 1/10-inch). Then they will pull out all the way.
- Q: i just bought a card reader: Targus (high speed MS/MS Pro/ MS Duo card reader/writer ) but my memory card refuses to slid in, i don't know if i am to force it in (which they stated explicity on the packet not to) or if something is not right. My card is : Sansdisk 1.0GB (9 slots). is there a specific type of card reader for this or .?
- fhotoace is correct. Your Targus is designed to read only MemoryStick/MemoryStick Pro/MemoryStick Duo cards that are used exclusively by Sony cameras. This is one of the reasons I advise against Sony and their proprietory memory cards. Most likely, you have a camera that uses SD cards (the most common type) and should seek out another memory card reader. My recommendation? Get a memory card reader that accepts multiple types of cards. That way, it will work with any card you have. This allows you to download from your current and any future camera. You can also download from memory cards from your friends' cameras as well!
- Q: I purchased a targus TRG-SD20 digital card reader/writer. I installed the drivers. The problem is my laptop doesn't detect the card reader. I have win XP on my laptop, and the drivers are for win98. I know this shouldn't matter, but why won't my laptop detect this.
- Check the manufacturers website, and see if it is compatible with XP. Many devices were orphaned by windows, and they did not provide any drivers for the reader.
- Q: I took some REALLY awesome pictures last night. I go and but my memory card in my card reader and its not reading my card. The little light on the reader is on, but my computer isn't reading it. If its any help im on XP and its an ECS card reader.
- Have you used the memory card in the reader before? if not it might be that the reader isnt compatable with the size of the card -I had same problem
- Q: I just purchased a SanDisk Mobile Mate SD+ memory card reader. When I put it into the computer, it acknowledged it was connected and said it installed it. So the F Drive appeared on the My Computers window, but when I click it, it says please insert a disc into the F Drive. The SDHC memory card I have was already in the reader. Am I doing something wrong? This is the 3rd reader, the other 2 died but were cheap brands. I originally used an Ativa card reader and the first time it worked perfectly. I was able to add and remove things on my memory card. Then it just stopped working and now I can't access the memory card contents through my computer. I have windows XP.
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- 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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MSRv008/MSRv009/MCIR003/MCIR002/MCIR001 interruption swiping reader
- Loading Port:
- Guangzhou
- Payment Terms:
- T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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