• OEM smart card reader;2013 best selling smart card reader;smart card reader for bank card/ID card System 1
OEM smart card reader;2013 best selling smart card reader;smart card reader for bank card/ID card

OEM smart card reader;2013 best selling smart card reader;smart card reader for bank card/ID card

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OEM smart card readers

 

  

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This is a new product which is a smart card reader used for reading cards to make you more convenient from the ATM/bank.The CHIP support EMV2000 level 1 certification .Through the computer you can use this smart card to read the information of bank card/Credit card /ID card card and so on.The best for your choice!

 

Description:

 

 

Power voltage

5v

Power consumption

45mA(max)

Connecting Interface

USB 2.0(full speed) 12Mbps

IC card communication speed

Up to 115,200 bps

Environmental

Operation temperature:0~45 

Storage temperature:-35~70

 

Approval

BSMI,FCC,CE,UL,VCCI,RoHS

Compliant IC card standard

Memory card:Synchronous 2-line,

3-line and I2C Interface

CPU card:Comply with IS07816-1,2,3 T=1 and T=0 proprietary

Driver support

Win7/Vista/Win XP/2000/ME/98/NT4.0/CE;Linux;Mac OS X

SDK(software library)

PC/SC compliant,CT-API;Proprietary API

Bundle software

SIM/UIM Card editing software

Support driver standard

CCID,PC/SC standard,WHQL

Certification

ISO7816 Comply,EMV2000 L1 certified

Dimensions(mm)

N99:W85*H72*D17mm   N68:W61.8*H68.3*D16.5mm 

N78:W61.8*H68.3*D15.7mm

N58:W65.1*H9.5*D83.6mm

Weight(g)

Approx 120g

Housing material

ABS

Durability(cycles)

IC card:200,000

Card acceptor type

User card: Friction type

Cable length(cm)

USB A 120cm

Display

2 LED indicators: green,blur &red

 

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Q:I just uploaded a lot of pictures to my camera, but only half are showing up. The rest are still on my memory card becasue i can view them on my camera, but they will not show up when i put the card into my computer. I shot all the pics in camera RAW, but only some are showing up. DOes anyone know how I can get teh rest on my computer?? also, now when i put the memory card in my computer, it's not reading it as in i can't open it, but i shot all the pics on the same setting at the same time. any help? thank-you!
You may want to try an external reader. They're available where ever cameras are sold for little $$. Windows will see a reader as a drive you simply copy / paste. I had that problem with my lap top. It just quit reading my cards. I was using external readers for a long time before I got my lap top but I decided to try it. It worked twice.
Q:Digital camera card reader specifications are not the same?
Halo, the card is a small box shape of the friends, miniSD card shape a bit different.
Q:I have a digital camera and a card reader that plugs into my usb, but when I do plug it in nothing shows up on my computer. I have gone My Computer file and nothing is there. Where would it be on my computer? Can you help me?
I suggest checking if it works on another computer. If it does, then there's probably a problem with your computer. If it doesn't, then the card reader's probably faulty.
Q:How do I fix my card reader?
Through your description of your card reader may be a switch position there is a problem, if you handsome, then you can open their own maintenance, if there is no warranty, then it is not recommended to repair their own, you can find aftermarket.
Q:I have a 2.0 GB San Disk Memory Card.I have pictures and videos on it I need to transfer to my computerand I have a slot for it on my computer, but every time I insert itnothing happens! It plays the sound that tells you that you've inserted some hardwareand I can click the thing in the bottom right corner to Safely Remove Hardware(it shows up as Secure Digital Storage Device). But I don't know how to get the pictures/video! I don't have a cord for the camera to plug it into the computer (I got the camera at a garage sale) I looked in My Computer and it doesn't show up there either.can anyone help?
I have a multi-function memory card reader and whenever I try to read a 2GB memory x-D device, I can't read it either. It is a limitation of the reader. Not ALL readers are capable of reading the higher GB modules. The modules work fine in the camera but can't be read through the reader. I have to connect the camera in the conventional USB way and download through the camera.
Q:I went to a garage sale last weekend and they had a phone with the credit card reader on it I was scared to use it at first but really wanted this 3d flats rent 150' tv that never been used and I got for a real bargain for only 100 bucks and it works beautifully no problems with it at all. But I'm scared they might steal my credit card information I been watching my credit card staus online and nothing yet but I'm scared in due time it might happen, can it?
I use the Square card reader on my Android phone for my business. As a merchant who uses it, I assure you that I can#x27;t see any of your information after you#x27;ve swiped your card. All info is withheld from me, so you have nothing at all to worry about. It#x27;s just as secure as swiping your card at Walmart or McDonald#x27;s. You#x27;ve got nothing to worry about. I hope I could help ease your mind. Some people are paranoid at first when they see me use my card reader, but I explain to them and it#x27;s fine. My regular customers don#x27;t pay any attention to it amp; new people talk about how cool they think it is that I can take credit cards on my smartphone.
Q:I am ordering a computer from Dell and I need to know what this Media Card Reader thing is. Is it worth it? And does it include a floppy drive?
It's a card reader that accepts different types of flash based cards such a SD, Compact Flash, Memory Stick, etc. The most common use of them is by digital camera users. They can just take the card out of the camera and stick it in the card reader, rather than having to connect the whole camera up to the computer. I recommend that you add it to your system, theyre inexpensive and you may need it someday. UPDATED RESPONSE: Some card readers have an integrated floppy, others do not. Most don't. Check to see if Dell does it that way. Even if they don't, in most cases, if there is room, you can have both.
Q:I have read conflicting info regarding the ability of Vista to be able to read SD HC SD cards. Some say it's impossible, others say using an SD HC card reader works. Just bought a Canon 300 HS and need this info in order to buy the correct type of SD cards for use with my computer.
It isn't Vista that is the problem, it is old computers running Vista that are the problem. It doesn't work because they are still using USB 1.0 and other crappy hardware. You can make Vista run on hardware from the days of Win98, if you try hard enough. If you computer is less than 5 years old, any card reader will work, regardless of operating system.
Q:I have a Canon Rebel XTi and I haven't been able to use the chord that connects the camera to the computer in a really long time. So I bought a memory card reader which worked perfectly fine up until today. Now the card reader freezes the computer whenever I plug it in. I borrowed a friends camera cable and it won't even read that anything is connected. Any idea what the problem is?
Connecting your card reader to your Vista machine, should initiate the installation of the correct drives for the reader. Once installed, the reader is then used the same way a removable drive is used. I have three different card readers used on my various computers. It amazes me that computer makers have ignored those of us who use CF cards (mostly the pros) when they include card readers on their notebook computers.
Q:If you do not read the cards or want to tell me that they are a crock or they do not work or are a hoax, I do not wanna hear from you. I know I need to clean my cards and I heard from another card reader that she uses regular table salt. I was wondering if this is a good way to do it and how would I go about it?
Not everyone cleans their cards, but for those who do, salt or smoke (as from incense) are usual, since if done properly it won't damage the card paper. I was once instructed to lay out the cards on a black cloth, sprinkle them with salt, then wrap the cloth around them and let them sit for 24 hours. Then shake off and discard the salt.

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