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 Standard | ISO 7811/7812 | ||
| Track Position | ISO 1 (IATA) | ISO 2 (ABA) | ISO 3 (MINTS) |
| Recording Density | 210 BPI | 75 BPI | 210 BPI |
| Recording Capacity | 79Characters | 40Characters | 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 have a FinePix A-345 camera with an XD 128mb picture card. I've been transferring pictures via USB directly from the camera for months with no problems. A couple of months ago, I started using a card reader on occasion and ever since, I've been getting bad spots on the card and have lost numerous pictures and movies. A few days ago, I had a card error in the camera, and couldn't access anything on the camera, or even take new ones. I ended up reformatting the picture card using the camera, and all is well again. I suspect the card reader might be the problem, but I can't find any real information on it, I only have the fact that since I started using the card reader the problems began. Could be coincidence, I guess. Fuji, of course, says I need to bring the camera in for hundreds of dollars in repairs. I doubt it.Since I've reformatted, I fear the card reader. Has anyone had this happen, or know if this is a known issue? Do cards go bad and need reformatting?
- It could be the card reader. Just don't yank the memory card out of the reader while it's still being accessed (by Windows Explorer or whatever you use). USB drives such as card readers show up on Windows computers as a green icon in the tray next to the clock. By right-clicking it, you can shut it down safely. I personally copy my files to the computer instead of moving them. When everything is safely on the computer, I do in fact yank the card out and then always reformat it on the camera before shooting again. Reformatting your card every now and then is a good thing.
- Q: Before I converted to islam i practised reading cards. Is this condemn in Islam? Can I still practise this. Having in mind that reading card is all about energy and interpreting the meanings of the cards. Thank you for all the inputs
- If cards are read for the purpose of predicting the future then its wrong because no one but Allah knows the future.Man cant tell what will happen the next second how is it possible to predict major events days months or years ahead.
- Q: I have a Acer laptop about 5 years old and the card reader just suddenly stopped working. Is there a way for me to fix this or should I just get a adapter so I can plug it into a USB port?
- this may be a software problem so go into acer website or make a search in the internet to get the definition drive of ur card reader . when u get it as zip - I guess- extract it and double click the extracted file to reinstall the drive .so ur card reader may works again . if any ather question tell me ,i can help u more . good luck .
- Q: Earlier, I could just plug in my card reader into the computer, it would turn red, and I would be able to put my memory card in and be just fine. But now, it doesn't work anymore. There used to be a thing on My Computer that said Devices with Removable Storage that I could go to, and that's where I would look at my pictures.Now that option isn't there and whenever I plug in the card reader, it turns red for about one second, then beeps like it's not working. It acts like it's not even there! I don't know where the option Devices with Removable Storage went.PLEASE help!! Thanks :)
- the connector port that it plug into may be undesirable on the motherboard,additionally pass the the gadget supervisor on the coolest click view click teach all contraptions hidden and notice in case you have any pink x's
- Q: I have a multiple card reader, and I want to say that how can I create multiple drives in it because when I insert two cards in my card reader at same time it only shows one card, and I want to see both the cards at the same time. So how can I create multiple drives to see both the cards
- That might be a limitation of the reader. My laptop can read various types of cards, but only shows one drive. But, I've seen PCs with multiple card readers where each opening is it's own drive letter in Windows. If you only have one drive letter showing up, I think you might be stuck. You'll have to copy files to the hard drive and swap the cards.
- Q: I am a recent owner of a Kodak EasyShare (Z700) digital camera. I can take 8 to 10 pictures, then I have to download the to the computer or erase them from the camera's memory. I hoped to work around this by getting an SD card for it. Now when I attempt to transfer pictures to my computer, it's like the computer isn't seeing the camera anymore. It was fine until I started using the memory card. My computer is a desktop Dell Dimension XPSt running Windows 98se on an 800 MHZ Pentium III processor and has 256 MB RAM. No printer. What's the problem and what can I do about it? Assume I know nothing about digital photography or my camera's operation (I find the owner's manual extremely confusing).
- it is possible that your card reader is not compatible with the kind of card you are using you might need to invest in one that is compatible to your SD card
- Q: i was. wondering if going to philippines for 4 years would be best for my future, or after high school stick to where i`m at. i`m so torn between two descions. have i totally given up on a love-life. rofl yes, i`m dumb. ------blahh i feel the hating on psychic people coming.blahhh serious. no sarcastic answers.
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- Q: What is the use of the reader?
- 2. Confirm the type of support for the built-in card reader, and whether to support the memory card on hand.
- Q: I need to know if a SDHC card reader will read regular non HC SD cards or vise versa.
- Yes to both.
- 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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USB swipe 3 Track Card Reader magnetic stripe card reader
- Ref Price:
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$20.00 - 30.00
/ pc
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 Piece pc
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 Pieces per Month pc/month
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