Msr 206 Mini Portable ISO Formats 3 Track USB Magnetic Chip Card Reader Writer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
100-499 Pieces US$99.00
500-999 Pieces US$92.00
1,000+ Pieces US$86.00
Sepcifications
- Read-Write Method Contact Type
- Installation Na
- Card Slots Dual
- Interface USB
- Type Na
- Material ABS 94V-0/Metal
- Function Information, Encrypt/Decrypt, Identification
- Structure Na
- Data Transmission Mode Na
- Application Field Na
- Transport Package Carton/Box
- Specification 212Lx64Wx63H mm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Netural
- Origin China
- Program Software Windows 98/Me/XP/Vista
- Swipe Manual, Single Direction
- Weight 1.4kg Approx.
- Current/Operating Typical 350mA Max
- Power Supply External Switching Power
- Input 100-240VAC
- Output 24VDC 2A
- Read Circuit Track 1&3: 210bpi/Track 2: 75 or 210 Bpi
- Bit Per Char 5-7 Bit Per Char.
- Error Rate Read < 0.5% Write < 0.8%
- Rate CE, FCC, UL, cUL
Product Description
Magnetic Card Reader/Writer (M/N:MSR206) 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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