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Encoding ID cards can be this

simple

Access rights, time & attendance,

cashless canteen billing and many

other functions can all be combined on

just one card, using different encoding

technologies as necessary. Whatever

the system, from barcode to magnetic

stripe or smartcard (contact or contact-

less), EDIsecure® XID Re-transfer ID

card printers print and encode in one

single step. Even cards with multiple

encoding technologies can be persona-

lized and ready for use in one simple

process. Using re-transfer printing tech-

nology, both contact and contactless

smart cards can be effortlessly encoded

and printed to the highest standards on

the front and rear, quickly and reliably.

Contactless Encoding Technologies

(RFID)

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)

cards store data in a chip that is embed-

ded in the card body. For communicati-

on between the embedded chip and a

reader, an antenna is also embedded in

the plastic card. The advantage of this

technology is that the exchange of infor-

mation does not require any contact

between the card and the reader.

Storage capacity typically varies bet-

ween 256 bytes to 72 kilobytes. The

most common technologies are Legic®,

Mifare, Desfire, iCode and HID iclass.

Also encoding of chips with ISO 14443

A & B protocols ist possible.

Contact Chip Technologies

Contact chip technology exchanges

data, which is stored in a small

Integrated Circuit (IC) embedded in the

card body, via a field of contacts on one

surface of the card. The two most com-

mon types of contact chip cards are the

memory card and the processor card.

The memory card can only store data

with a capacity that varies from 256

bytes to 128 kilobytes. A processor card

can store data and even perform com-

puter-type operations.

Magnetic Stripe Technology

Magnetic stripe technology is one of the

oldest methods used to store data on a

card. Basically, two types of magnetic

stripes are used. High-coercivity (HICO)

stripes are encoded at 2750 or 4000

Oersteds, and low-coercivity (LOCO)

stripes are encoded at 300 Oersteds.

The stripes are divided into 3 tracks.

Per ISO standard 7811, track one of the

stripe can store 76 characters and is

designed as read only (not re-writable)

after the first encoding. Track two can

store 37 numeric characters and is desi-

gned as read only. Track 3 can store up

to 104 numeric characters and is both

readable and rewritable.

Best solutions for heavy duty

operations

The past few years of field experi-

ence have demonstrated that all

EDIsecure® XID Re-transfer printer

models are extremely reliable. There

are several installations all over the

world at large-scale enterprises, card

service bureaus or government projects

still using EDIsecure® XID Re-transfer

printers that have well over one hun-

dred thousand prints or more per prin-

ter.

The main reason for this outstanding

performance in continuous operation is

the durable, high-quality printhead.

then all of the required magenta dye,

and so on for cyan and carbon black.

Various combinations of the dyes yield

the full color spectrum, and once a com-

pleted card image has been transferred

to the clear Re-transfer film, the image

is re-transferred to a card using a hea-

ted and specially coated lamination rol-

ler. The combination of heat and pres-

sure applied by the roller causes the

printed image to be released, or trans-

ferred, from the polyester film to the ID

card. However, the dyes comprising the

image are fused into the card body

beneath the protective "release layer" of

the Re-transfer film, which enhances

the durability of the printed information.

The total time required to print one full-

color card side using this process is bet-

ween 29 and 32 seconds depending on

the EDIsecure® XID printer model.

Professional Line

And as evidence that XID printer

solutions are built for the long-haul,

all models include a lifetime warran-

ty on the printhead provided you use

our recommended supplies.

Advanced encoding with the

EDIsecure® XID Re-transfer printer

family

The high quality, high resolution print

results of the EDIsecure® Re-transfer

printers predestine them to enter the

popular world of 1D and 2D Barcode

encoding.

To keep customers as flexible as possi-

ble with their encoding issues all enco-

ding options for the XID printer family

are either available factory build-in or

field up-gradeable.

If the application demands added card

functionality step over to the magnetic

stripe encoding. This module is optio-

nal provided by the XID 570i, XID 580i

and XID 590i.

For the EDIsecure® XID 580i and XID

590i a high performance chip controller

board ensures a wide range of smart

card encoding options incl. RFID.

Advanced chip encoding framework

and enhanced RFID encoding options

provide for fast instant encoding of the

most common chip types.

To connect further encoding modules,

i.e. Lasercard encoders or for the use

of pre-encoded cards, the printer can

be switched to a manual card feeding

mode.

Printhead module

Card tray

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Professional Line 1
Printer Program 1

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