一、概述 MCR200 Multifunctional Reader User Manual V1.0

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1．General

MCR200 is an ideal multifunctional reader designed for Banking System. It can encode and

read data of stripe in the bank passbook and card. Obtaining read/write parity functions

together. According to user requirement the device can integrate with IC card and SAM

card module. MCR200 is perfectly choice by bank, stock or etc.

2. Specification

●Voltage: +9V/DC±10% or +5V/DC±10%

●Current ：≤300mA

●Sweep speed：10 ~ 100cm/s

●Head life：500,000 times

●IC card slot life（Main）：200,000 times

●IC card slot life（Sub）：100,000 times

●SAM card slot life：5,000 times

●Encoding standard：According to IBM、ISO、ANSI

●Encoding density：

Track2:75BPI / 210BPI at optional

Track3:210BPI

●Encoding characters:

210BPI Max length: 104

75BPI Max length 37

●Environmental Requirement: Temp. 0℃～45℃,Humidity 10～90％RH

●Dimension（L*W*H,mm）：215*64*65

●Weight：

Equipped IC card module： 700g

Without IC card module ： 650g

●IC card module according to ISO7811/7816 Standard, Chinese financial IC card

criterion (PBOC2.0) and EMV Standard

3. Appearance

写读

电源

错

A、MSRE slot B、Main IC card slot C、Sub IC card slot

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4. Framework of Working Principle

75BPI

Main Control CPU

DECODE

Track 2&3

Writing Driver

Indicator light

Interface

210BPI

Synchronous

Signal

Amplification

shapeing

Process

BEEP

Serial Port

Expansion Logic

IC Cad

Interface

Coding

Combinatorial

Logic

Read

Head

Write

Head

75BPI

Synchronous

Signal

Amplification

shapeing

Process

Regulator

cell

L7805

+5V

210BPI

DB9F Interface

+9V or

+5V

5. Installation

PC(or Terminal) power off, the included cable connect with PC’s(or Terminal) series port,

and the DB9F connector link with MCR200. After that power on, the MCR200 will test-self,

if all is ok, then can run the MCR200 normally. If the included cable has series port

expansion ports(A, K), it can connect with pin pad or other series port device.

6. Interface definition

MCR200 can support 3 series ports. Through the 8 bits DIP switch, the communication

parameter (baud rate, data bit) can be set (1 Stopping bit 1).

Signal definition：

Host connector（DB9F）

1 +5V

2 TXD

3 RXD

4 TXD1

5 GNG

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6 +9V

7 RXD2

8 TXD2

9 RXD1

7. Command Set

7．1 MSRE Module

7.1.1 Switch setting DIP8

There is a 8bit DIP switch and 1 reset button at the bottom of the MCR200. The DIP

switch is used for default parameter, and the reset button is used for Hard Reset.

SW1 Baud

Rate

SW2 Exit when write delay

ovetime

SW3 Data Length

ON 1200 ON Exit ON 8Bits no

verify

OFF 9600 OFF No permission for exit OFF 7Bit even

verify

SW4 Character Set

ON ABA1

OFF ABA2

SW5 Track2 encoding density set

ON 75 BPI

OFF 210BPI

SW6 Emulation set

ON BP8902V

OFF STAR33Ⅲ

SW7 Encoding Format

ON Track2 is format3, track3

isformat4

OFF Track2 and track3 is format4

SW8 A/B port Set when power on

ON A port

OFF B port

7.1.2 The Character set for reading and writing

MCR200 can select character set I or character set II, the default setting is set

by SW2 switch.

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Character setⅠ

ASCII 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : # @ ’ = ？

Hex 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 23 40 27 3D 3F

ABA 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F

Note: For the characters listed in table, if >1FH, then will be as 30H; <20H,then will

be neglected.

Character set Ⅱ

ASCII 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : # @ ’ = ？

Hex 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 23 40 27 3D 3F

ABA 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D D F

Note: 1.For the characters listed in table, if >1FH, then will be as 30H; <20H,then will

be neglected.

2. When = or ’(ASCII) is written in the magnetic card, it will be changed into

D (ABA). When this data is read, D (ABA) will be changed into = (ASCII).

7.1.3 The data record format standard

Standard

Sequence

Initiative

Character Stop Character Remark

Standard 1 BA F IBMF

Standard 2 BA F IBMF

Standard 3 BA C IBMC

Standard 4 B F ISO

Standard 5 D F DIN

Standard 6 B C SPECIAL

7.1.4 Common Control Command

7,1.4.1 Reset and Handshake command

Command Function Returning Code

ESC 0 (1b 30) Soft Reset command, quit read/write

status

ESC S (1b 53) Reset command, reset the MCR200 No

ESC e (1b 65) Handshake command ESC y (1b 79)

7.1.4.2 Select port command

Command Function

ESC % B (1b 25 42) Select host port, close extend port

ESC % A (1b 25 41) Select extend port A, close host port

ESC % D (1b 25 44) Select extend port D, close host port

ESC % K (1b 25 4B) Select extend port K, close host port

ESC % I (1b 25 49) Select IC card interface, close host port , and

the green LED will be lit

ESC % J (1b 25 4A) Close IC card interface, select host port, and

green LED will be closed

Note: If the extend port is selected, all control commands can not work except select

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port command.

7.1.4.3 Initiative encoding position setting

Command Initiative encoding position

ESC 6 （1B 36） *12mm

ESC 7 （1B 37） 20mm

ESC 8 （1B 38） 22mm

ESC 9 （1B 39） 25mm

Noted: The default position is 12mm

7.1.4.4 Encoding density setting

Command Function

ESC L(1b 4c) Set second track as 75BPI

ESC H(1b 48) Set second track as 210BPI

Note: The default setting of the second track is defined by DIP switch

7.1.4.5 Record Standard Command

Track Command Standard Sequence

ESC 1 （1B 31） Standard 1

ESC 2 （1B 32） Standard 2

Second ESC 3 （1B 33） Standard 3

ESC 4 （1B 34） Standard 4

ESC 5 （1B 35） Standard 5

ESC Z （1B 5A） Standard 6

ESC T1（1B 54 31） Standard 1

ESC T2（1B 54 32） Standard 2

Third ESC T3（1B 54 33） Standard 3

ESC T4（1B 54 34） Standard 4

ESC T5（1B 54 35） Standard 5

ESC TZ（1B 54 5A） Standard 6

ESC B1（1B 42 31） Standard 1

ESC B2（1B 42 32） Standard 2

Double ESC B3（1B 42 33） Standard 3

ESC B4（1B 42 34） Standard 4

ESC B5（1B 42 35） Standard 5

ESC BZ（1B 42 5A） Standard 6

7.1.5 The first control command set

Note: MCR200 can identify two control command sets. The user can select one of them.

(1)Read Command

Command Function Return Data

ESC ] (1b 5d) Read the

second track

ESC s TK2data ？ FS

1B 73 TK2data 3F 1C

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ESC T ]

(1b 54 5d)

Read the

third track

ESC s A TK3data ？ FS

1B 73 41 TK3data 3F 1C

ESC B ]

(1b 42 5d)

Read double

tracks

ESC s TK2data A TK3data ？ FS

1B 73 TK2data 41 TK3data 3F 1C

Note:TK2data means the second track data has been read, and TK 3data means the third

track data has been read. If the data reading failed, it will show the data

as DEL (7f).

(2)Write Command

Command Function

ESC t TK2data GS ESC \

1b 74 TK2data 1d 1b 5c

Write the second track

ESC t A TK3data GS ESC \

1b 74 41 TK2data 1d 1b 5c

Write the third track

ESC t TK2data A TK3data GS ESC \

1b 74 TK2data 41 TK2data 1d 1b 5c

Write double tracks

Note: TK2data means the data is waiting for writing in the second track, and TK 3data

means the data is waiting for writing in the third track.

(3)Command for returning the state

ESC j (1b 6a)

This command can return the state of the finish of reading/writing

Function Return state code

The second

track

ESC r p / q / r (1b 72 70/71/72)

The third

track

ESC T r p / q / r (1b 54 72 70/71/72)

Double

tracks

ESC B r p / q / r (1b 42 72 70/71/72)

Note: The last bit in the returning state code is ‘P’that means success; ‘q’

means fail; ‘r’ means not reading/writing operation.

7.1.7 The Second control command set

(1)Read Command

Command Function Return Data

ESC r

(1b 72)

Read the

second

track

ESC s TK2data ？ FS ESC state character

1b 73 TK2data 3f 1c 1b state character

ESC p

(1b 70)

Read the

third track

ESC t TK3data ？ FS ESC state character

1b 74 TK3data 3f 1c 1b state character

ESC q

(1b 71)

Read double

tracks

ESC s TK2data ? ESC t TK3data ？ FS ESC state

character

1b 73 TK2data 3f 1b 74 TK3data 3f 1c 1b state

character

Note：TK2data means the second track data has been read, and TK 3data means the third

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track data has been read. If the data reading failed, it will show the data as

DEL (7f).

State character: 30H means reading success

31H means the second track reading failed

32H means the third track reading failed

33H means double tracks reading failed

(2)Write Command

Command Function Return Code

ESC w ESC s TK2data ? FS

1b 77 1b 73 TK2data 3f 1c

Write the

second track

ESC state

character

ESC u ESC t TK3data ? FS

1b 75 1b 74 TK2data 3f 1c

Write the

third track

ESC state

character

ESC v ESC s TK2data ? ESC t TK3data ? FS

1b 76 1b 73 TK2data 3f 1b 74 TK2data 3f 1c

Write double

tracks

ESC state

character

Note:TK2data means the data is waiting for writing in the second track, and TK 3data

means the data is waiting for writing in the third track.

State character: 30H means writing success

31H means the second track writing failed

32H means the third track writing failed

33H means double tracks writing failed

34H means the write command or data format is illegal

7.2 IC card module

7.2.1 Communication protocol

There are two protocols to transfer:：

(1) TLP224（Intersected character）protocol

The format when transfer of information is right:

ACK: 60H，State right command or status

LN： State the length of info ( Command or status code)

MESSAGE： Command or status code

LRC: The longitudinal redundant character . The value of XOR with <ACK>,

<LN>, <MESSAGE>.

The format when transfer of information is wrong:

< NACK > <LN> <LRC>

NACK: E0H，State error command or status

LN： 00H

LRC： E0H

Sound code file excute the following process:

The transferring byte will be divided up two ASCII codes, for example, transfer

the “3AH”, the sound code file will send 33 and 41H, so that can avoid collision with

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the system controlling characters. And append the stopping character (EOT) at the end.

EOT＝03H

(2)BLOCK PROTOCOL

Format

NAD PCB LEN DAT EDC

NAD：Initiative and objective identifier

Identifier

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

High half byte state objective identifier, low half byte state initiative

identifier.

Host＝2；IC card reader/writer＝4；

PCB：State the type of block, the format will be decide by the type, describe as

following:

Type1：I – Blocks（Information Blocks）Support the data exchange between initiative

and objective.

Format：

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sequence bit

Rest will not use

The six bit is sequence, it will be set “0” when power on, the sequence bit will

be 0 when the initiative send the first I – Block, after that the sequence bit

will be add 1 when transferring next I – Block.

The sequence bit will be the same as the initiative.

Type2：R – Blocks（Receive Ready Blocks）

Format：

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

1 0 0 S 0 0 `E V

1 = XOR EDC Error

1 = Other error

1 = Sequence

Type3：S – Blocks（Supervisory Blocks）

S – Blocks Ask for the objective to set the sequence as 0, and return to

state transfer over.

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Synchronization require

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Synchronization responses

1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

LEN：the length of the info.

DAT：the transferring info(command block or returning status)

EDC：The longitudinal redundant character . The value of XOR with <ACK>, <LN>,

<MESSAGE>.

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For example：Pick up 4 stochastic data from main IC card:

TLP224 Format：

Power on，command：12H

The head of command: 60H 01H 12H 73H

The format of intersect transferring data：36H 30H 30H 31H 31H 32H 37H 33H 03H

To pick up 4 stochastic data：00H 84H 00H 00H 04H

The head of command: 60H 06H 13H 00H 84H 00H 00H 04H F5H

The format of intersect transferring data：36H 30H 30H 36H 31H 33H 30H 30H 38H 34H

30H 30H 30H 30H 30H 34H 46H 35H 03H

BLOCK PROTOCOL Format：

Transfer data：

Power on，command：12H

Format：42H 00H 01H 12H 51H

To pick up 4 stochastic data：00H 84H 00H 00H 04H

Format：42H 40H 06H 13H 00H 84H 00H 00H 04H 97H

7.2.2 Command

Note：

1、Default setting: Baud rate 9600，8Bit no parity，1 Starting bit, 1 stopping bit

2、Only Select IC card Interface（ESC%I）, the following command can be available.

7.2.2.1 Power Off

Command： 11H have the main IC card module power off

19H have the selected sub card module or SAM module power off

7.2.2.2 Power On

Command： 12H have the main IC card module power on

1AH have the selected sub card module or SAM module power on

7.2.2.3 ISO Output

Command： 13H Pick up data from main IC card

1BH Pick up data from selected sub card module or SAM module

7.2.2.4 ISO Input

Command： 14H Send the data to main IC card

1CH Send the data to selected sub card module or SAM module

7.2.2.5 APDU Data Envelopment Exchange

Command： 15H Send APDU data to main IC card, and obtain the response

1DH Send APDU data to selected sub card module or SAM module, and obtain

the response

7.2.2.6 Select and define the type of main IC card

Command：17H T 00H

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Description for the parameter “T”：

Hex Type of main IC card

02H CPU card

08H SLE4418/4428（GPM8K）

09H SLE4432/4442（GPM2K or PCB2032/2042）

7.2.2.7 Select and define the type of sub IC card(or SAM card)

Command：1FH T N

Description for the parameter “T”：

Hex Type of main IC card

02H CPU card

08H SLE4418/4428（GPM8K）

09H SLE4432/4442（GPM2K or PCB2032/2042）

Description for the parameter “N”：

N(Hex） Card for operation

01H Sub card

02H SAM card 1

03H SAM card 2

04H SAM card 3

7.2.2.8 SLE4432/4442 Command

Read data area：

（ISO OUT）00H B0H 00H（Address）（Read Length）

Write data area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H 00H（Address）（Write Length）（Data0..Data n）

Read protecting area：

（ISO OUT）00H B0H 80H 00H 04H

Write protecting area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H 80H（Address）（Write Length）（Data0..Data n）

Read cryptogram area

（ISO OUT）00H B0H C0H 00H 04H

Write cryptogram area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H C0H（Address）（Write Length）（Data0..Data n）

Compare cryptogram：

（ISO IN） 00H 20H 00H 00H 03H（Code3,Code2,Code1）

7.2.2.9 SLE4418/4428 Command

Read data area：

（ISO OUT）00H B0H（AddressH）（AddressL）（Read Length）

Write data area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H（AddressH）（AddressL）（Write Length）（Data0..Data n）

Read protecting area：

（ISO OUT）00H B0H（80H＋AddressH）00H 20H

Write protecting area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H（80H＋AddressH）（AddressL）01H（Data）

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Read cryptogram area

（ISO OUT）00H B0H C0H 00H 03H

Write cryptogram area：

（ISO IN） 00H D0H C0H（Address）（Write Length）（Data0..Data n）

Compare cryptogram：

（ISO IN） 00H 20H 00H 00H 02H（Code2,Code1）

7.2.2.10 Returning status value

Hex Description

00H Successfully execute for R/W operation

01H Unknown driving or command

03H The length of parameter is error

05H Returning info overflow

09H Communication protocol error

10H Card resetting response erro

15H Card power off

A2H Halt connect for overtime

EEH The module is busy

F8H Card short circuit

FBH Not insert card

7.2.2.11 Set Operating Mode

This command selects the operating mode of treatment of an asynchronous card.

The following two modes exist:

• Generic ISO mode

• EMV-compliant mode

Some commands are not allowed in EMV mode, while others undergo changes in their

behavior.

Format

17h 00h Mode Main slot

1Fh 00h Mode Auxiliary slot

Where

Mode: Represents the operating mode to be selected

47h selects the generic ISO mode

45h selects the EMV-compliant mode

00h returns the currently selected mode

Response

S Mode

Where

Mode: Represents the currently selected mode

47h = generic ISO mode

45h = EMV-compliant mode

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8. Maintenance

8．1 Daily maintenance

Clean Magnetic

Head

Use special cleaning card that is soaked by industrial alcohol

to clean head for 5-10 times.

Clean encoder Use special cleaning card that is soaked by industrial alcohol

to clean the gear of encoder for 5-10 times.

8．2 Common problem and solution

Common Problem Solution

1. W/R error Clean the head and encoder

2. No response when R/W

MSRE or IC module

Check the cable connect and the setting for COMM.

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