Smart card reader compatible with android phone tablet
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smart card reader compatible with android phone tablet
Note:
Two Versions of Smart Card Reader We Can Provide:
--- Smart Card Reader for PC
---Smart Card Reader for Android Phone & Tablet PC
Here, let me make you a description of our Smart Card Reader for Android Devices.
Features:
1,Micro USB
2,Smart Cards
3,ID Cards
4,EMV Bank Cards
5,Compatible with All Android Devices(Phone, Tablet, Others)
6,EMV, ISO7816, Chip Smart Cards Reader/Writer
What you can do with SMART CARD READER/WRITER
1, Computer-access control
2, Electronic commerce
3, Home banking facilities
4, E-purse facilities
5, Electronic smart card personalization
6, Development of smart card application software
Attention:
1)Download the APP Demo(ATR Analyzer) for this smart card reader from Google Play, API/SDK files also can be provided.
2)Excepting the dimension and card slot, all our items has the same applications and function.
3)The operating menu supports all language in the world
4)All international standards, CE, RoHS, DOD, EMV, etc. provided
5)Producing the items as per our clients orders, standard samples available
Warranty:
All electronic products (included brand ones) may have problem after used for a period of time. We provide 1 year warranty for all products.
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- 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: 1. What is a USB cable?2. What is a Card Reader?3. What is the differences?4. Which one do I need for my camera to upload pictures onto a computer? or would it be best to have both?
- I use a card reader. It's a thing that you put the memory card into and then it has a USB plug on it that you plug into your computer. A USB cable is kinda the same. One end plugs into the camera and one end plugs into the computer. I don't think it matters which one you use. Try reading the papers and stuff that came with your camera.
- Q: I have a 3.5 bay card reader in my computer with the typical inputs (MS, SD, CF, and so on). It has served me well over the years but I now have a big problem. I recently went out and bought an 2GB SanDisk SD2 card. The card works in my Canon PowerShot A540 as did the normal SD cardshowever, when I go to put it in my card reader, it will not read it. I'm assuming this is because SD2 is a different type of structure or format that the SD slot will simply not read. I know there are the typical portable card readers that will read SD2, but are there any internal (like my 3.5 reader) that will support the SD and SD2 card formats? If I have to I will get a portable type reader, though I don't like them but would like to know if there are any internal ones out there.
- I have never heard of an SD2 card and I do not see any references to such a card anywhere else online. There are SD cards and SDHC cards. However, SanDisk's website does not show any 2GB SDHC cards at the moment. SDHC cards can be read in an SDHC card reader, but not an SD card reader. SDHC card readers will read both SDHC cards and SD cards. The difference between SD and SDHC is that SDHC is formatted in FAT32, which allows for higher storage capacities. Looking at the specs for the A540, it looks like it doesn't take SDHC cards, so I have no idea what this SD2 card is that you're speaking of.
- Q: and what can i do and what is happening
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- Q: I keep trying to upload my pictures onto my new laptop,but it won't work.i've tried once before on this computer,yet it still doesn't work.whenever i put attach it to the computer,then attach that to my memory card reader and put in my memory card,it just looks like its loading for 5 seconds,then stops and the software i use doesn't show up.(i use finepix veiwer)i've tried looking on the side of my computer for the driver to put my memory card in,but it doesn't fit.is there something i need to do to my computer?or is there something im doing wrong?i've already installed the software again.help!(:
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- Q: I have a camera that uses a xd card. I have movies on it and I can't figure out how to get them off the xd card and on to my computer or dvd or something. Walmart says I will not find a store that will be able to do that for me. That I needed is a xd card reader on my pc. My computer is almost 4 years old. It does not have a xd slot. So how can I get these movies out of my camera . ughhhhhh
- Another option is to purchase a multi card reader, make sure it has an XD slot or, if your camera has a jack for a USB cable, then just hook it up to your computer directly, and transfer straight from the camera to your computer.
- Q: i inserted my card reader into my pc and opened my computer. it said REMOVABLE DISK F and when i click it every time it says 'please insert the disk in drive f' , although i have my memory card in my card reader. i've tried putting it in my laptop and it says the same thing. is something wrong with my memory card or what??
- The memory card is probably broken, try cleaning the connections with some rubbing alcohol, if that doesn't work you pretty much have no chance of fixing it.
- Q: do I have to have a card reader in order to upload the pictures onto my computer's hard drive? Or can I simply plug a usb cord into my camera, and upload them that way?(Card has enough internal memory for a few pictures, but I want to take MANY pictures in one outing, so I need card.)
- No, you can just use the USB hook-up that your camera has built-in. If you're trying to transfer photos onto someone else's computer while travelling though, good luck. Each camera needs its own driver software so that a computer will recognize it as a device. Not so when you use a card reader. Plus, I get faster transfer rates when I use a card reader . The guts of the camera can be a bottleneck. My raw files are over 13 Mb, and I transfer 2Gb at a time so speed is king. Go with a card reader and you won't be disappointed. They're inexpensive anyway. Hope this helps. I see others have posted with similar opinions.
- Q: I have been reading tarot cards for awhile now I was asked how friends would describe my reading style. Can someone please elaborate? FYI if it helps, I do the Celtic Cross tarot spread.
- Everyone has their own style. Personally I can't stand readers who use the Celtic Cross spread for EVERYTHING. I think that its OK to just pull some cards and not have each position mean something. If you're comfortable using the CC spread than that is fine. Tarot has foundations and rules but after that you can make it your own. I have found people who only use the CC spread usually has only been reading cards for a short while and think that's the only way to do a reading. Again nothing wrong with it, just that there is so much you can do with cards if you break out of the cc spread!
- 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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Smart card reader compatible with android phone tablet
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 Pieces pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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