SCM SCR3310 USB Smart Card Reader Common Access CAC ID DOD
- USB, Bus powered device
- DOD and CAC Approved
- Cable: 1.5 meter long with USB type A connector
- Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista Windows CE 4.2, 5.0 MacOS, Solaris, Linux
Product Description
The SCM Microsystems SCR3310 is the most popular Smart card reader on the planet. It is a USB interface Smart Card Reader for use with most major smart cards, including the Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC Card).
The SCR3310 continues the line of SCM Microsystems’ market-leading smart card reader products based on the STC II smart card interface chip. It supports multiple security applications including PKI, digital signature and personal identification, all in a compact, mobile device.
SCM Microsystems provides drivers for Windows 2003-32bit, Windows 2003-64bit, Vista-32bit, Vista-64bit, WindowsXP-32bit, Windows XP-64bit, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Linux-32bit, Linux-64bit, and Mac OSX
The SCR3310 includes support for USB and all relevant security standards; the interface is CCID and PC/SC as well as EMV2000 Level 1 compliant. The EMV certification recommends the reader especially for applications with banking or credit card… More >>
SCM SCR3310 USB Smart Card Reader Common Access CAC ID DOD
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5 comments
John J. Giardina on December 13, 2009 at 8:12 pm
Item received on time and in new condition. No documentation limited usefulness so pretty much junk to me. Didn’t return solely due to low initial cost. Would not buy again. C-.
Roderick V. Crockrom on December 13, 2009 at 9:19 pm
I purchase this item thinking it would work. Wrong. My computor downloaded the required software but when I went to a secure site that use CAC card the thing didn’t work. And when I asked for a refund the company hasn’t responsed back. So my advice is don’t buy from this company.
Panda jo on December 13, 2009 at 9:34 pm
It is what I needed. As others have said if you are Navy it is alittle hard to get the download program but card reader works fine and was shipped quickly.
Dennis Gimlin on December 13, 2009 at 10:17 pm
I’m comfortable installing a piece of hardware and searching for drivers, etc. If you’re not, beware that there’s no software or instructions included. Mine would not work, failing to install drivers or recognize drivers installed off the AKO CAC card site or from SCM Microsystems.
John Fraser on December 13, 2009 at 11:15 pm
This device helped me stay connected to AKO. I was changing log-in passwords every 150 days and you can only do that on a CAC log-in. I do not have easy access to US Army computer so I would go to units I did not drill with and ask to use one for the password change. Then I realized I could get this device for my home PC to do the same. It took awhile downloading software but I finally got it to work. My only problem is I can log into AKO webmail, but not the main site…thus 4 stars.