Is this a Smart Card Reader AND Writer?
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Hi RS SURPLUS LLC thanks for writing to us. no this is not a smart card writer. let us know if you can help you in any regard. thanks
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Do you have that card reader in your machine ? I'm using this card with a separate purchased card reader via USB
751935
I'm assuming you mean reader to be the adaptor that it comes with. The other comments are correct. It adapts the micro sd card to a standard sd card so it plugs onto a computer or printer. Nothing usually has a port for micro sd except tablets and cell phones.
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The card reader does not use USB 3.0; card reader connects to the USB 2.0 on the motherboard. Only the USB 3.0 ports use USB 3.0.
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It is the only reader that I found that works with Smart Media and I,m plugged into my computer ( iphoto).Don't know about directly into the printer.
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According to microsoft it is; here's the site to get the driver: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SCM%20SCR3340%20-%20SMART%20card%20reader%20-%20ExpressCard%2F54&v=SCM%20Microsystems%2C%20Inc.&uid=&pf=1&pi=3&c=Graphics%20Cards%20%26%20Components&sc=Smart%20Cards&os=32-bit
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this is not an integrated c.c. machine. there is no ability to link a card reader.
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It is very easy. You can use the included usb cable or remove the card and insert it in the card reader, if one is installed on your computer.
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No. Just USB but I'm pretty sure if you put a card reader into it it'll read the card you put into it.
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I have a San Disk multi card reader. Can't I just plug it into the USB port and read any card, micro SD included?
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I used it on my Windows 7 slate before upgrading to Windows 8 and then 8.1. Both the CAC and flash memory readers worked fine under all three operating systems. Like Windows 7, you shouldn't need Active Client software to use the smart card (CAC) reader with Windows 8.
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Is that a digital Card (Memory) Reader? If yes, then I have a smart card reader. Being in the military we have smart Card Readers that read our military ID. That is why I am asking the question.
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This simply gives you a USB female port, so you can then plug any usb male plug into it. If your card reader has a male usb plug, then I guess you could. I often use memory stick like this.
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Of course. The smart media card is just another storage device (like a hard or floppy disk, a flash drive or a CD.) It is read-write capable.
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If you're running Windows 7, smart card support is built in. Should be plug an play. You don't need to download the middle ware; I did and it just made it complicated. If you're trying to publish to a GAL, it should be straight forward. But your question is vague. The certificates aren't in a card reader, they're on the card.
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Yes everything as listed. Yes smartcard reader. I think size is Smartmedia (no use to me so I've never used it). I loved Lenovos for years and found them more reliable than others, but this one put me off - at less than 6 months old the screen got black holes in it. Damn!
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The card reader has to be physically plugged in and turned on before you start the software. Assuming that you have it installed correctly.