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Specications:
Approximate dimensions:
4in (100mm ) x 1.6in (40mm) x 1in (25mm)
Approximate weight:
~0.3lb (~150g)
Power:
5VDC, 1W (typical)
Operating environment:
41° - 95°F (5° - 35°C) non-condensing
System Requirements:
TimeIPS IPS100, IPS200 or IPS300
class system
Card Compatibility:
Track 2, 75 bits per inch, 5 bits per
character. Some versions may also
read Track 1 at 210 bits per inch, 7
bits per character.