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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 recently got a (Micro) SD/MMC/SIM card reader from Eforcity, but I can't find any PC APPLICATIONS that work with my Motorola W370 TracFone's phonebook via the SIM reader. When I use the application that was recommended by Eforcity to add entries to the phonebook, all it does is add names, no information. A phonebook entry can have 1 of 3 properties: home phone, cell phone and pager. An entry can ONLY have one property (therefore, if say, you entered a home and cell phone # for John, there would be 2 entries, John (Cell), and John (Home).I'm looking for a GSM Sim card reader appllication for the PHONEBOOK, not for BACKING UP STUFF. Thank you in advance
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Q: I have A n95, the plug where you put the computer cable broke so i put all my pictures on my laptop with a memory card adapter thing a Interal USb 2.0 multi card reader, but how do i put images from my laptop onto the memory card?
When the card reader is connected to the computer with a card in it, simply go to 'My Computer' and find an icon that will be named similarly to this: Removable Disk (F:). You might have a few like that, but just try each of them until you find the right one (you will see other files and folders there which your Nokia created). Once there, look for an images or pictures folder and just drag and drop your photos from your 'My Pictures' folder (for example) into the other folder.
Q: Do you need the software for it to work? I put the Memory Stick PRO (SanDisk) into the Card Reader, plug the USB on the Card Reader into the computer, and 3 removable disk options come up on 'my computer.' when i click on any of them, they say 'please insert a disk into drive 'do i need software to be able to see photos on memory stick?
You don't need any driver but having the drive being detected but not the card is not a normal thing - it's either that the card reader broke, or it was being inserted improperly.
Q: and what can i do and what is happening
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Q: I have a Nikon Coolpix L6 camera and use Windows XP on my computer. I have never used a card reader. Can you explain?
You have to remove the memory card from the camera and put it in the reader. The card will now show up as a disc drive and (depending on your set up) you'll either have to copy the files across yourself, or they will automatically copy into a dated directory in the Pictures section of your User Documents area.
Q: i wanted to put my pics that are on my sim card on my computer so i put it in the sim card reader and now i cant get it outand its my brothers and i never asked him if i could use it.oops well how do i get it out of the sim card reader??? please help
I sounds like you put it in backwards or upside down, you could try getting something super sticky and attaching it to just the card and pulling it out also do you mean sd card? if your getting pics from your phone you need to take out a micro sd card if you pu the sim card in a micro sd reader you got a bigger problem
Q: What are the write functions of the card reader?
The first is the card reader is USB2.0. The computer is 1.0.
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.
Q: I am in an immediate need of a card reader for Bank of Scotland. I have never used a card reader before. How can I get one? What shall I need?Can you please tell me in detail?
Bank of Scotland and RBS are different banks.
Q: I have a SD memory card reader that pluggs in to the USB port and the SD memory card plugs into the memory card reader, my question is would it hurt if i just pulled out the memory card out of the memory card reader without stopping the USB device (card reader)
With Windows XP, it should be no problem - usually. Windows 2000, it can corrupt the data easier. It is best to stop the device before removing if possible.

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