Arcontia Launches New Smart Card Reader for E-ticketing and E-payment Solutions
A contactless smart card reader specifically designed for e-ticketing and e-payment markets, supporting ISO14443 A/B, ISO 18092 and EMV contactless.
Arcontia, a leading supplier of smart card readers and terminals, announces it has launched its new Optivo 1300 RS232/USB smart card reader. Optivo 1300 is based on the 13.56 MHz contactless technology platform and is designed to meet the latest requirements of e-ticketing and e-payment markets.
The reader is compliant to ISO 14443 A/B, ISO 18092 and EMV contactless. Optivo supports NFC for mobile applications, smart posters and tickets, including both passive reader mode and active peer to peer (P2P) mode. Optivo is also designed for EMV contactless smart card payments and houses four programmable LEDs and a buzzer for card confirmation. Optivo also complies with the latest e-ticketing requirements in public transport, supporting a broad range of contactless standards, including the entire Mifare family.
Optivo 1300 is optimized for maximum data throughput rates on both the air and serial interface, and includes four ISO 7816 SAM slots for enhanced speed and improved smart card security. The SAM chips can work in parallel independently of each other for extended performance. For further enhanced security, the reader includes a built-in tamper switch, designed to detect unauthorized tampering with the device.
The reader is designed for easy integration and can be customized designed to meet specific requirements. The reader is ideal for applications where high encryption, speed and performance are required. Typical applications include TVMs, POS terminals, driver consoles, validators, turnstiles and handheld devices.
Our new Optivo 1300 reader is a highly innovative and flexible device for various smart card applications addressing the latest market requirements for higher security, functionality and performance. The new Optivo 1300 reader design initiates a new generation of future Arcontia contactless readers, said Magnus Stahlberg, Marketing Director of Arcontia.
The reader is compliant to ISO 14443 A/B, ISO 18092 and EMV contactless. Optivo supports NFC for mobile applications, smart posters and tickets, including both passive reader mode and active peer to peer (P2P) mode. Optivo is also designed for EMV contactless smart card payments and houses four programmable LEDs and a buzzer for card confirmation. Optivo also complies with the latest e-ticketing requirements in public transport, supporting a broad range of contactless standards, including the entire Mifare family.
Optivo 1300 is optimized for maximum data throughput rates on both the air and serial interface, and includes four ISO 7816 SAM slots for enhanced speed and improved smart card security. The SAM chips can work in parallel independently of each other for extended performance. For further enhanced security, the reader includes a built-in tamper switch, designed to detect unauthorized tampering with the device.
The reader is designed for easy integration and can be customized designed to meet specific requirements. The reader is ideal for applications where high encryption, speed and performance are required. Typical applications include TVMs, POS terminals, driver consoles, validators, turnstiles and handheld devices.
Our new Optivo 1300 reader is a highly innovative and flexible device for various smart card applications addressing the latest market requirements for higher security, functionality and performance. The new Optivo 1300 reader design initiates a new generation of future Arcontia contactless readers, said Magnus Stahlberg, Marketing Director of Arcontia.
Comments
There are no comments yet for this item
Join the discussion