Magnetic encoding module for Matica XID8100 & XID8300 & XID8600

For Matica XID8100 and XID8300 and XID8600
For LoCo and HiCo Cards
Special software for encoding ist required

 

When encoding the magnetic strip with the card printers Matica XID8100, Matica XID8300 or Matica XID8600, whether LoCo or HiCo, the magnetic particles are magnetised in the direction of the north or south pole. Each character is encoded on the magnetic strip with a bit group consisting of the values 1 and 0. The polarity of the magnetic particles defines the value of the bit. By alternately magnetising these particles on the magnetic strip, information can be encoded in binary form, which can be read by a suitable reader.

 

Coercivity is the strength of a magnetic field that is required to change the data on a magnetic strip. Here we distinguish between the two variants LoCo and HiCo:

HiCo magnetic strips (High Coercivity) have a higher protection against external influences.
LoCo magnetic strips (Low Coercivity) have a lower protection against external influences.
With the magnetic stripe encoder you can reliably encode all types of magnetic stripes and provide them with individual data. For encoding you need special software such as Cardpresso.