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Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the different card types?


The Smartcards which are contact-afflicted, can either be memory cards or processing cards.

Memory Cards are only able to save data, processing cards have a small additionl operating system. That system can garantee a higher security.

Memory Cards are available in all different types and of different suppliers. That way we can come up to all needs and requests concerning necessary memory capacity or used functions. The I²C Chip doesn't have a write protection. The smallest and most common memory capacity for I²C Cards is 2kbit (256 byte), the largest 256kbit (16 kbyte)

The SLE 4442 Chip offers a write protection by giving a PIN. This means that card-data can only be written after verifing the PIN.


Which are the different memory capacities?

I²C Cards
I²C 2kbit = 256 byte
I²C 16kbit = 2kbyte
I²C 64kbit = 8kbyte
I²C 256kbit = 16kbyte

SLE with PIN-Code
SLE 4442 = 2kbit = 256 byte
SLE 4428 = 1kbit = 128 byte


Do I need to leave a space in the print layout for the Chip?

No. The Chip is automatically not being over-printed. It's important to make sure you don't have very important data like Logo, phone number, etc. in the Chip area, because they won't be printed.


What do I need to write data on the cards?

All offerd card readers can read as well as write. You also need the according software. Programs which support smartcard solutions usually have a software integrated.


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