2in1 USB 3 Tracks Multi Msr IC Chip Combined Card Reader Writer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-499 Pieces US$36.00
500+ Pieces US$28.00
Sepcifications
- Application Memory Stick Card
- Reader Agreement USB
- Reader Port Type USB
- Reader Classification Single Interface
- Transport Package Individual Brown Box Packing
- Specification 116mm(L) × 36mm(W) × 38.4mm(H)
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutual
- Origin China
- Communications USB or RS232
- Operating Life > 200, 000 Times
- Card Thickness About 0.75mm
- Insert IC Card Current 20mA
- Operate IC Card 50mA
- Working Current 25mA
- Msr Operating Life >600, 000
- Head Life ISO 7811, Ammva, Cadmv and Other Format
- Msr Track Position All 3- Track
- Other RFID(Optional Function)
Product Description
Magnetic Stripe and IC Card Combo Reader (M/N:CR003IC) 1.Introduction CR003IC is a programmable magnetic card, IC card of multi-function, reading . The user can according to actual needs, by programming or configuration data formats and intelligent interface. It is widely used in ...
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