IsoStandardDictionary class that contains a dictionary with all the allowed characters for each of the The Magstripe card tracks have an ISO Standard that you can follow if you want too. The tracks (most magstripe cards have 3 tracks). Those values in the database, hash and salt the generated values and put those generated values on Just as an example for a points card, you could generate one or all of the tracks randomly, store You can take the backend and use it to build your own GUI, you can take what I have and modify it.
Project would most likely want to store their cards. TheĬards can be stored in a database, I added this functionality cause I assumed anybody using this Things it can do such as diagnostic tests on the device as well as lighting up the LED's. So the files you guys will have will read, write and erase cards. A nice GUI comes with the MSR605 device I got but all it does is I finished it in lateĪugust 2015 and thought I'd throw it on github cause the MSR605 projects I seen didn't have a I started this project in April 2015 and had thought it was ready to go but it had a few bugsĪnd I left for work in May 2015 and wasn't able to access the device. Iĭid successfully create the application and it has been working great for a few years now. The only reason I actually created this project was because my parents wanted a pointsĬard at their business and I didn't want them to spend a large amount of money on it. So there are a few MSR605 projects online and there is a great programmer manual I choose to buy this card reader because it had good documentation That most people are used to using (Credit Cards, Debit Cards, pretty much anyĬard with a colored stripe on the back, its usually black). The MSR605 is a card reader/writer, its writes to the standard magstripe cards PySerial for communication between the PC and MSR605 ( )
Legal Documentation: LICENSE (file) and also in some of the classes MSR605 Card Reader python interface and GUIĮdited: 25 August 2017 Author: Manwinder Sidhu Contact: Platform: Windows Python: 3.5.2 (I originally wrote this in 2.7 but I think I had issues with Tkinter)
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