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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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I have been reading tarot professionally for over sixteen years. I am happily married in a very secure relationship. We own two houses and are not hurting financially, having just bought the second house at almost twice the square footage as the first house. I should mention that I am a witch and my wife is also, as are our two teenage kids. We live our lives in the craft, 24/7, and tarot is part of that. You have to remember that the tarot is nothing more than a tool and is no more dangerous than keeping a hammer around; if you use it correctly you can build wonderful things, but if you abuse it you could hurt yourself.
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Q:I have a Digital Concepts 21 in 1 card reader. I am using XP on my laptop. Every other memory card I use I can send information back and forth with my card reader. I have been using a 256mb micro sd card and upgraded to an 8 gig micro sd card, but now my computer is saying that The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error. How do I fix this without upgrading my card reader??
An 8 GB Micro is an SDHC card, meaning that it is high-capacity. You need a card reader that supports SDHC cards to properly use the card. Offhand, I would guess that your card reader does not support SDHC.
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Indeed, but usually if a person is asking the same question over and over again, sometimes, the cards will simply not give an answer, but stay neutral. Hopefully you went to more than one reader, as the reader could simply by memory say yes again. Should that not be the case, then yes is the answer.
Q:Dudes its a USB card reader There are write protection locks. So either my SD card is you know fudged Or Yeah whatever it locked somehowCant format. Cannot write on it Cannot delete stuffalways when i format it says two thingsWindows says: Windows Unable to complete Format3rd Party Software: Unable to formate write protected
you do realize that SD cards have little things on the side that write protect them, right? just flip that at least the ones i have owned have them
Q:I have a SD card and when I put it in the slot of the card reader, it scratched the SD card ?Is it suppose to do that so it can make contact with the SD card and read it ?It's a Scandisk SD card from Radioshack for $11.Its a Sakar card reader from Walmart for around $10.Thanks for the help
no, it's not as if it's scratched it probably won't work, however you can probably buy a cleaner for like 20$
Q:I have a internal 5 in one memory card reader from Dynex. I bought this at best buy, and cant find the install CD for Windows XP. A download link would be great thanks!
I doubt that you need a driver. This type of device usually just sets on a USB port - even if internal.
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.)
All cameras have USB connectivity, so you don't really need to buy a card reader. But, in order to upload images to your computer, you will probably need to install the software that came with your camera. However, if using a card reader, you won't need to install the software because the computer should recognize it as a removable drive. This makes it easy to transfer images (or any file) to any computer. When you buy a brand new memory card, you will need to format it (check your user manual on how to do this). And, everytime after you upload/transfer all images to your computer (and you want to delete all images from the card) you should then format it again. If you don't format your memory card regularly, then your memory card may become corrupted or develop errors. A 1-2GB memory card is a good capacity, which will allow room for plenty of images and/or movies.
Q:I desperately need help. I have a SANYO camera that I use to take videos. It's not a video camera. It's a picture camera that does take videos as well.Anyway, when I'm finished taking the video, I put the SD card that was in the camera into the card reader. The card reader was made by Targus, if that helps. Anyway, if I bring up My Computer and look into the drive and try to watch the video, it's full of lots of colors. There's no distinct images or anything. Just a lot of red, green, blue, purple, orange, etc. Like static. The audio work fine, though. I use my videos so I can edit them with Adobe After Effects. But when I put it into Ae (After Effects), it only shows the first frame, as if I had frozen it.But-- I recently download QuickTime player. If I open the video in QuickTime, it works fine. Before I downloaded QuickTime, I could watch the movie. Please help. It's very important.Info:Operating System: Windows Vista Home Basic
Firstly, this is NOT a problem with the SD card or reader. They are digital devices, as long as the device shows up in Computer and you can see the files, then the card and the reader are fine. The problem sounds more like a codec issue. A codec is used to decode and playback the movie. It sounds like Quicktime has taken over and installed a codec for that type of movie your camera captures. You just need to re-install the software that came with the camera, or un-install Quicktime. Quicktime is an obnoxious program, it infiltrates your system and attempts to be the single point of all media playback. Its intrusive and sometimes hard to get uninstalled. Its only advantage is, there are a few Apple videos that are Quicktime format that won't play in anything else. Other than that, there is no real need to have Quicktime installed. Unless you have a Mac, that is, and then its installed by default, I believe.
Q:Do these take place of a computer when there isn't one around to hold pictures and then delete from the camera? I'm going on a trip to France, and this came with my memory card for my camera. (8GB) Is this something to where I can use to store the photos that I've already taken and then later put them on my computer for real storage, and then can I delete them from my camera once they'reon this thing? Explain plaese.
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