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★ technical parameters:

 

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Product type: ID card reader

 

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Interface type: USB interface

 

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Voltage and current: Voltage 5V, current 100mah

 

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Support card: 125k/em4100/tk4100

 

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Working environment: -10 ℃ -60 ℃

 

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Sensing distance: 30-70mm

 

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Card reading speed: ＜ 0.2 seconds

 

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Card reading interval: ＜ 0.5 seconds

 

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Operating system: Windows98 2000, me, NE, XP, liunx Android

 

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Communication distance: USB interface (within 5 meters)

 

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Communication format: customized according to customer requirements

 

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Application fields: Enterprise Office, logistics warehouse, consumption management, community property, shopping malls and supermarkets

 

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Other aspects: 1.5m standard USB connection cable, customized according to customer requirements, expandable keyboard, extended functions, etc.

 

★ installation instructions:

 

Connect the USB cable, the card reader rings twice, and the green light flashes twice, indicating that the installation is successful

 

Commonly used software such as word and notepad can be used for testing. Open word or notepad and swipe the card in the input state. Sound a sound and the green light flashes once. A series of numbers appear in word or notepad and enter automatically, indicating that the system is normal. The number appearing is the serial number of the required RF card.

 

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1. The card reader shall be installed at a position convenient for card swiping operation, and avoid being close to the display, because the radiation of the display may interfere with the normal operation of the card reader.

 

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2. It is recommended not to operate the mouse when swiping the card to avoid errors in transferring data.

 

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3. The length of the communication cable between the card reader and the computer should be less than 15 meters.

 

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4. Avoid reading cards in a critical state (just the distance to read cards).

 

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5. Whether the USB connection is correct.

 

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6. No response after swiping the card: whether the interface is plugged in; Whether the RF card is a compatible RFID card; Whether the RF card is broken; Is there another RF card within the range of card reading.

 

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7. Error in transferring data: whether the mouse was operated when swiping the card; Whether the card is read in the environment of strong electromagnetic field interference; Whether the communication cable between the card reader and the computer is too long; Whether the card is read in a critical state.