If I were to put my metro card (Washington DC mass transit) in the pocket, would the scanners be able to read it without taking the card out?
1021077
I haven't tried it, but I would think so, because the cover is made of leather (or leather-like material), so it would be like scanning your card without taking it out of your wallet, which many people do.
1021078
No. Instead, try this: Use your iPhone camera or a scanner to take a picture of the bar code on your card. I store my YMCA code in an iBooks file on iPhone. At the Y, I open the file and the bar code appears on the screen. Then show the screen to the bar code scanner.
1021079
If it scans it with a barcode with a laser, no. If it's the kind where you just tap and go I believe it would.
1447570
It makes it so you'd be able to read the card using a seperate card reader. Micro sd cards are super tiny
502697
No, you shouldn't let the film go through the scanner. You should ask to an officer to make manual check of this film. I have done in several times when I travel with film and they have never say no.
1345721
The photo ID w/magnetic stripe must be removed to swipe in a card reader. I am however able to leave multiple magnetic access cards in the pouch and they work just fine in proximity to the access control door locks.
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
1245401
I put my work ID badge (plastic), my bus pass (paper) and my building key card. Don't try to put the two plastic cards in the front pocket. It's hard to pull out. I put the second one in the inside pocket and, well, the side of the pocket where the middle is and the back part, with the zipper, well it ripped. It's handy for what I use it for and it's lasted me over a year, I think, but it's not what I would call flawless. It really depends on the intended use.
1635532
can't say as have not carried thru security but don't see why not as it is attached to your keys and gets scanned.
1832445
Yes, if you can pull the film thru while in the holder in the scanner without scratching the emulsion. I don't recommend it.
293264
No it has several pockets inside the area where the phone is is a little big but if your scanners islike the sizw of a 2 way raido . The answer is no. ...
1058663
Not directly. You scan first to a mini smart card, then connect the scanner to the computer via USB and import the images.
1867079
I did not try it but note that it must be a micro SD card. I very much like this scanner.Just perfect for researching in a library or archive.
1156111
I have an iphone 5 not the 5s so can't really answer your question, but I doubt it.. I don't think the scanner finger print thing can go through the aluminum button and read your finger print
1192058
I dont see why not, the basic function of this device is to read whatever info is programmed into a magnetic strip on a card. So if that card is an ID or a credit card it will take the info and plug it into whatever program/software you have open to accept info. For instance, if I had Microsoft Word open on my PC and I swiped a card, the info programmed into the strip would come up on the open Word document, its almost like a keyboard but you swipe instead of type. I hope this ll makes sense for you :)
350121
If the question is, will you be able to pass it through security without taking out your laptop, than the answer is No.
1518824
If you're talking about the card used as your stateroom key and to pay for everything on board the ship, yes. I'm not sure we ever took them out. We just had to pass it near the stateroom lock and all the scanners on board the ship read the card without removing it.
1645253
Yes, you could do that, but you must take it to metro pcs for that they can scan it and i think it will cost you some money.
469345
I assume so since you save your scanned images/documents etc... to an SD card, you should be able to transfer the images to your computer from the card.