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USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader

USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader

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 USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader 

 

Product Description                                                                                                         

  

LU-M80

-This magnetic stripe card reader is hand swipe operated magnetic card reading  with USB interface,
-adopting high integrated magnetic card decoding chip.
-They have small electricity consumption and strong interference resistance.
-They comply with ISO-7811, 7812 magnetic card decoding standard completely.
-It can read card bi-directionally, has intelligent lights to alert if card data is read correctly.
-Exquisite magnetic installation structure makes card reading more stable and reliable, which is our patented technology.
-Reasonable product design makes products small and compact.

 

Features of magnetic stripe card reader

1. Small footprint to fit in tight places
2. Reads up to 3 tracks of information
3. Bi-directional swipe reading
4. Superior reading of high jitter, scratched, and worn Magstripe cards
5. Relibale for over 1,000,000 card swipes
6. Threaded inserts for mounting
7. Reads ISO7811, AAMVA & most other card data formats
8. Magswipe PC software makes configuration changes easy

 

Description of magnetic stripe card reader

Size: 90x 27 x 29 mm( L x W x H)
Color: black
Swipe speeds from 3 to 60 inches per second
Interfaces: USB
Housing: ABS
Operating Temperature: -20 to +60
Relative Humidity: 90% non-condensing
Works with: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 Android or many other USB capable operating systems

 

APPLICATIONS of magnetic stripe card reader

(1)POS terminal
(2)ID verification/Authentication
(3)Member management system
(4)Inquiry system

Technology parameters of magnetic stripe card reader
Card StandardISO 7811/7812 
Track Position ISO 1 (IATA) ISO 2 (ABA) ISO 3 (MINTS) 
Recording Density 210 BPI 75 BPI 210 BPI 
Recording Capacity 79Characters40Characters 107Characters 
Power Supply  DC +3.0V~ +5.0V 
Power Consumption 65mA(max.) 
Head Function Read only 1.5mm 
Card Thickness Plastic 0.76 +/-  0.08mm 
Operation Speed  10 ~ 150cm/sec 
Error Rate Lass than 0.5% 
Interface PS/2, RS232C,USB 
Operation Locus Indoors only 
Lifetime of Header 800,000 card passes (1 pass : one swipe) 
Weight Approx. 80g 

 

** LX-Mx0 Series Model Number Rules**

X=U=USB Interface
X=S=RS232 Interface
X=K=PS2 Interface
x=1=Read first track only
x=2=Read Second track only
x=3=Read Third track only
x=5=Read first and second track only
x=6=Read second and third track only
x=8=Read all track(1,2,3 track)
Example: LU-M80 means this a card reader is USB interface and read all three tracks.

 

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Q: i just bought one and i dunno how to use it and someone tell me?
You plug it into your computer (via a USB port), then wait until the computer install (by itself) the driver for it. Then you can insert the memory card into the reader. Note that you will still need any program(s) to edit the photos. The card reader only lets you transfer the files from the card, to your computer.
Q: I have a cell phone that uses a sandisk memory card and adapter from verizon when i put it in the computer the light dosen't come on, so I don't know if it is not pushed all the way i . if it is in the right way or what. Please help
It's hard to tell because we don't know what kind of computer you are using. Generally, you have to make sure your computer can read that type of memory card and make sure that you are inserting it correctly. If you think the memory card is in correctly, you can try checking My Computer to see if it recognizes the memory card. From what I've experienced, most memory cards from phones aren't recognized by the computer's memory card reader, however, the computer still recognizes it in My Computer. I hope that helps.
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 have no card reader, but need to put pictures back on memory card for my digital picture frame. I use a mac and no mouse, any ideas how to?
the only way you can use any memory type card to connect to your pc is a card reader (biult-in or seprate) else if you have a digital camera or phone or sth like this which its card slot and your card is same the you might be able to use that as card reader and connect that to your computer using USB cable ,bluetooth
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.
Visit SanDisk's website and download the drivers for your SD card.
Q: because my card reader is write protect.
In the image below, notice the yellow switch on the left side of the card. If that is pushed down in the notch, then the card would be write-protected. To unlock it, just push that up to the top of the notch. google.ca/imgres?imgurl
Q: I am going to be building a new desktop computer soon and want some way to read my CompactFlash and SD cards without having to hunt down my USB reader. Is there any way I can get a media card reader that would be built into my case like the ones on laptops?
yup. they sell x-in-1 media card readers in the computer stores. Check your local Fry's Electronics, Best Buy, etc They're pretty cheap and will occupy an internal USB port on your mobo.
Q: i got a few readings from different tarot readers and they always end up with the same outcome or similar but in the end difficult to translate it into my situation, not knowing me personally n never seen the experts either.so i d like some help to understand more pleasethank you
Well, without knowing exactly what your spreads were and what questions are asked, I would say that 6 is right, at least they are consistent. I would recommend that you email someone knowledgable on here and work through the readings with that person. They may be able to give you some insight into the message the cards want to give you. As an endnote, I would like to point out from my own experience and my own readings that I often don't ask the cards the right question in my own personal readings. Sometimes, the solution or path I think is right is not what the cards see at all, and they are insistent in responding to the need, not the question.
Q: I just got a memory card for my motorola v3xx (micro sdmemory card) It comes with a big one (the size of a camara memory card) and a reaaally small one that goes in my phone. And a card reader. I'm sorta confused cause when i put it in my computer it doesn't do anything, and i read that i just have to copy/paste the music and when I put the memory card on my phone i'll have the music.I don't know what the question is myself i'm just confused could someone explain how these memory cards work???Thanx a lot for any help!!!P.S. If u need more details i'll add!
The itty bitty memory card is what goes inside your phone. The big memory card is to hold the itty bitty one. Once you've saved pics or videos from your phone to the card (my verizon phone i use ''move'' and it moves to the card). Once you have those pics on your memory card, slid it into the big one and that can be used in most new computers. They have an ''SD/Media card slot. If you go to Walmart and use the Kodak Picture thingy, it also has a slot for the bigger card to fit into, so you can print pics from there. Good luck.
Q: I have purchased a laser usb 2.0 52-in-1 card reader/writer. I want to take out my floppy A drive and put the reader/writer in there. I have removed the side panels and the A floppy drive but i do not know where to plug in the usb cable. Im not much of a computer wiz but It looks as though the big green thing inside my computer doesnt have a slot for the usb cable. I have tried to look on google for step by step instructions with photos on how to install but am having no luck. If there is anyone out there who could help me that would be great.
Most of the time, Internal Card Readers are connected using the Floppy Connections. IF yours' is a USB connection, some computers have an internal USB slot. (Most PCI to USB cards do), find it and attatch the Card Reader to that.

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