Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure
Patent
1998-08-03
2000-10-10
Tremblay, Mark
Registers
Coded record sensors
Particular sensor structure
379357, G06K 500
Patent
active
06129277&
ABSTRACT:
A portable card reader is designed to be carried in a wallet or purse. In a first embodiment, the card reader has an electromagnetic head that reads information from a magnetic strip of a card. In a second embodiment, information is read from the card by an array of Hall sensors. In both embodiments, the information read from the card is converted to a sequence of electronic bursts of predetermined frequency, preferably in the audible or ultrasound range. The sound signals are output by a speaker to the microphone of a telephone. The signal is then transmitted over the telephone lines to a remote receiver. The receiver then converts the sound bursts into signal pulses which can be read using the computer software of a conventional card reader.
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Gambino Richard J.
Grant Alan H.
Privicon, Inc.
Tremblay Mark
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