USB Stripe Encoding Software Msr 123 Tracls Reader and Writer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-499 Pieces US$110.00
500+ Pieces US$89.00
Sepcifications
- Application Memory Stick Card
- Reader Agreement USB
- Reader Port Type USB
- Reader Classification Single Interface
- Transport Package Individual Brown Box Packing
- Specification 212(L) x 64(W) x 63(H) mm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutual
- Origin China
- Power Supply DC+9V, 2A
- Read Card Track1 /Track2/ Track3
- Bit Per Density 210 Bpi 75/210bpi 210 Bpi
- Coercive Force Read/Write 300-4000 OE Mag.Card
- Card Thickness 0.76-1.2mm
- Reading Speed 5-55IPS
- Writing Speed 5-30IPS
- Error Rate Read < 0.5% Write < 0.8%
- Certificate CE, FCC, UL, cUL, RoHS
- Head Life Min. 500K Swipes for Both Read/Write Head
Product Description
Magnetic Card Reader/Writer (M/N: MSR605) FEATURES: Reading/Writing magnetic stripe card complied with ISO formats; Programming software for various read/write performance; Sequential write function, up to 12 digits (1 up); All 3 tracks can set to 75/210 BPI; Writing and verifying data on ...
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