Global Card ME

  The Black Copper BC-LP1300 is a versatile desktop printer for creating high-quality barcodes, shipping labels, and product tags using direct thermal or thermal transfer methods at up to 127mm/s. It is ideal for retail, inventory management, logistics, and healthcare, featuring 300m ribbon capacity and USB/WiFi connectivity.  Key Usage and Features: Applications:  Ideal for inventory control, asset tracking, shipping/receiving, shelf labeling, and patient tracking. Printing Method:  Supports both Thermal Transfer (using ribbons) and Direct Thermal (heat-sensitive labels). Performance:  Offers a 203 DPI resolution and a fast 32-bit processor (200 MHz). Capacity:  Accommodates a 300-meter ribbon, reducing the need for frequent changes. Connectivity:  Features USB and sometimes WiFi, with compatibility for Windows, providing easy installation for various business needs. Specifications:  Maximum printing width is 108mm (4.25 inches) with a maximum le...

  Specifications Technology Direct-to-card, double-sided printing Speed Full-color: up to 225 cards per hour (140 double-sided) Standard USB and Ethernet connection Drivers Windows Options WiFi, Magstripe and Smart Card encoding Warranty 36-month (standard-depot warranty)

The HID  FARGO  82700 is a 1.0 mil Clear PolyGuard LMX (wasteless) laminate ribbon engineered for high-performance, durability, and tamper-resistance in card printing. It offers 1,000 images per roll, specifically designed for FARGO DTC5500LMX and HDP6600 printers, ensuring protection against wear and fading. Key Features and Specifications: Product Type:  Overlaminate Ribbon (PolyGuard 1.0 mil Clear) Capacity:  1,000 images per roll Compatibility:   HID Fargo DTC5500LMX ,  HDP6600 Wasteless Technology:  Ensures efficiency by reducing laminate waste Security & Durability:  Protects against, forgery, fading, and daily wear   The 82700 is ideal for high-security applications, including government, corporate, and campus ID badges. It is often sold in single or multi-unit packs. 

RFID Labels and Tags Zebra's RFID labels and tags come in a variety of sizes and materials and work with Zebra thermal printers to meet your needs. Zebra’s RFID Printing and Encoding Service provides serialized pre-printed and encoded RFID supplies to your specifications to support pilots and compliance needs Leverage our: ZipShip in-stock offering of RFID labels available in the most common sizes and label materials or we can create a custom solution for you.   Standard label formats to support common asset tag needs or provide us exactly what you want printed and encoded on the label

  Side printing:   Dual-side standard Printing technology:   Direct-to-Card (DTC): Dye Sublimation / Resin Thermal Transfer Resolution: 300 dpi (11.8 dots/mm) continuous tone Colors: Up to 16.7 million / 256 shades/pixel Print speed : 8-24 seconds per card, depending on ribbon type Memory: 32 MB RAM Accepted standard card sizes:  CR-80 (3.370"L x 2.125"W / 85.6mmL x 54mmW) Print area: Edge-to-edge on CR-80 cards Input card cartridge capacity:  Dual-input card hopper - 200 cards 100/ea. (.030" / .762mm thick) Output hopper card capacity: Up to 20 cards (.030" / .762mm thick) Encoding:  Smart card encoding (contact/contactless), EMV Level I, ISO format magnetic encoding Printer security : Hardware locks for input hoppers, card reject bin and consumable doors; Kensington® combination lock and security cable slot; TLS 1.2 encryption; concealed output hopper Software drivers:  Driverless printer, SDK development required I...

Setting up a DigitalPersona fingerprint reader involves installing the driver/software suite, connecting the device via USB, and enrolling fingerprints through the application's wizard. Key steps include running the {Link: setup.exe file, restarting the computer, and scanning fingers multiple times to create a secure template, as outlined by M2SYS and HID Global.  This video demonstrates how to install the DigitalPersona U.are.U 4500 fingerprint scanner: Digital Persona 4500 Fingerprint Scanner Fingerprint Reader Fingerprint Reader HID EikonTouch TC710

  Single USB Biometric Reader – HID EikonTouch TC710 Technology                       :   Capacitive silicon, TCS1S HID® TouchChip Output image resolution   :   508 dpi Scan Capture Area           :   12.8 mm x 18 mm / 256 x 360 pixels Life Expectation /Coating :   min. 2 million touches, Gold Coat Image output format         :   Grayscale Image Depth USB Data Encryption       :   Up to AES-256 On-board Data Storage    :   Up to 100 finger templates Temperature, Operating    :   -10° to +50° C Humidity, Operating          :   5% to 95% RH, non-condensing USB                                  :   USB 2.0 Full Speed ...

The Biometric Full Height Turnstile-Cloud CT835 gates models are space efficient security barriers , with a compact design. It offers sufficient spaces to integrate any access control system. They can be mounted with: Display Passage counter Card reader Token operation traffic lights Command console Alarm system against unauthorized entries Interfaced with a PC through a RS232(RS485, TCP-IP) line The unique swing arm features provide a fail-safe safety solution in caxse of an any emergrncy or power failure, providing egress in case of crisis evcuation. Durability with minimal maintenance means years and Millions of trouble free passages. The tursntile creates a secure envitonment in. for example a reception area. Our tursntile are used in different applications including: Stadiums and arenas Perimeter and interior security Recreation and amusement parks Retail crowd control Transit fare collection Lobby access control Functions: Use of RFID IC cards. IDcards, Baroode or magnet­ic...

  HDP5000e Printer Error 244 (or Film Error 244) indicates that the retransfer film is not moving, feeding, or breaking correctly within the printer. It is often caused by a film jam, improperly loaded ribbon/film cartridges, a dirty sensor, or a need for film sensor calibration.  Troubleshooting Steps for Error 244: Check for Jams:  Open the printer, remove the film/ribbon cartridges, and check for any broken or jammed film. Verify Installation:  Ensure the film cartridge is installed correctly and spins freely. Clean the Printer:  Clean the printer rollers and sensors to remove debris that may cause sensors to misread the film. Calibrate Sensors:  Perform a film sensor calibration via the  Printer Toolbox  to fix "film walking" issues. Check Power:  Ensure the printer is not plugged into a surge protector, as this can cause power issues, and verify the correct power supply is used. Update Firmware/Drivers:  Ensure the latest  HDP5...