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Chapter 2: Card Printers and

Solutions

This chapter describes solutions that include

features that a card printer can support. Solutions

include all components an organization chooses to

implement. For example, a solution can be as simple

as a photo ID with name and ID number, or a

comprehensive secure access and payment system.

Payment Cards, e-Purse and Cashless Vending

• A payment card can use a contacted or contactless chip.

• Machine-readable chips — contacted or contactless — can link card holders to

a database of information, or can contain information about accounts,

balances, etc.

• A payment card can use a magnetic stripe.

• Magnetic stripes can be read by inexpensive readers and can contain a variety

of data, such as name, ID number, and current balances. Magnetic stripe data

can also be updated on the spot.

• A payment card can use a bar code.

• Bar codes can be read by inexpensive readers in a variety of environments to

link card holders with their data.

Access Control

• An access control card can have a magnetic stripe.

• Magnetic stripes can be read by inexpensive readers and can contain a variety

of data, such as name, ID number, and/or access profile.

• Custom magnetic stripe formats permit use of the format of your choice.

• An access control card can work with proprietary systems.

• Smart cards are one of several access control systems supported by card

printers.

• An access control card can have a bar code.

• Bar codes can be read by inexpensive readers in a variety of environments to

link card holders with their data, such as a security profile.

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