USB Smart Card Reader ACS ACR39U
Details
- BrandAdvanced Card
- Connectivity TechnologyUSB Type A
- ColorBlack
- Compatible DevicesPrinter
- Model Name
Description
🔒 Unlock Your Security Potential!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Sleek and portable, perfect for on-the-go professionals.
- GOVERNMENT READY - TAA compliant for secure government use.
- ENHANCED SECURITY - Robust encryption for secure data transactions.
- SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Plug and play with USB 2.0 for instant access.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Supports both CAC and PIV cards for diverse applications.
The USB Smart Card Reader ACS ACR39U is a TAA compliant device designed for seamless integration with CAC and PIV cards, ensuring secure access and data transactions for professionals in various sectors.
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Reviews
M**.
Reads biometric ID cards (and passports) without any problems.
Successfully tested with Israeli and Turkish ID cards, it works without a glitch.
G**S
Works with Linux
I bought this to try to reprogram my apartment’s laundry card to was for free. I wasn’t able to do that, but the reader seems to work well. I am just not hacker enough I guess.
R**O
Works very well
Product as described and fully functional after 2 years
D**T
Works as expected
arrived on time and in good condition
G**N
damage a short time
beginig this device work to NXP SAM modules that I am using in a personal project.But around only one month of use it, it does damage, not detect module SAM.I am very dissapoinment with the quality of this device, I am not sure if is only my device or is a general defect model.
S**Z
Very user friendly
Perfect for reading CAC cards. No software needed. Just plug in and go
S**E
Trouble Free ID
My agency mandates the use of ACS readers for remote access. This one worked perfectly. I was able to connect to my workplace system from home with minimal setup.
M**L
Must Reconnect Often
I use two CAC readers since I'm a civilian and a reservist, so I bought two of these hoping I could try them out and them mount them together somewhere. Well, after about 30-45 minutes of use, if I'm trying to authenticate on a website, I may have to pull the USB cord out of the computer and put it back in for it to be able to read the card. Not cool.These are card readers and should read the cards. I shouldn't have to remove the cords and put them back in again. I'm not talking removing the cards and replacing them - that does not do it. I have to unplug the USB cord and plug them back in. Again, not cool.
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