Quickly and easily create personalized ID cards for your customers, members, students, or guests with the Matica MC210 Single-Sided ID Card Printer . This workhorse model is designed for medium-sized businesses and institutions, and can generate up to 180 full-color or 1000 monochrome CR80 cards per hour. It features a sharp 300 dpi resolution, edge-to-edge printing, an LCD display, and USB and Ethernet connectivity options. The dual interface encoder gives you the choice of making contact (insert) or contactless (tap) smart cards. The monochrome cards are accredited food-safe for making price tags or labels for displayed food products. The automatic input hopper holds 100 cards, the front output hopper holds 30, and the back output hopper holds 80. The stylish housing with robust metal chassis and modest footprint is at home on any desk or countertop.

Dye Sublimation / Thermal Transfer    Resolution: 300 dpi    Up to 180 Full-Color Cards per Hour    Contact and Contactless Encoding    Edge-to-Edge Single-Sided Printing    LCD Display    100-Card Input / 110-Card Outputs    CE Lite Edition Card Design Software    USB & Ethernet Connectivity    Card Size: CR-80

Plug-and-print ID card creator for medium-volume businesses, schools, organizations, or agencies

300 dpi, edge-to-edge single-sided printing

CardExchange LITE software gives you entry-level capability to create ID cards quickly and easily

Up to 180 full-color or 1000 monochrome cards per hour

Add contact or contactless chip encoding

LCD display for easy, efficient operation

Monochrome cards are ISEGA accredited for use with food products as labels or tags

Compatible with Windows and Mac, USB and Ethernet connectivity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with capture software? Or do you need to use an old version of Premiere Pro to capture? Can you also set how long it will capture for then stop?

A: It does not come with capture software, but should work on versions of Premiere CS5 or later, as per manufacturer specs. In and out points are not set on this device but should be entered on the software interface being used.

Q: 2. I can use it as a monitor on real 5.1 final cut pro x ?

A: Yes, you can use the HD Express for 5.1 audio monitoring with FCPX.

Q: 3. I read on the MOTU site that this has no support for Premiere CC. Has anyone tested this? will it work as a capture device?

A: Yes, according to recent tests performed with this device and Adobe Premiere Pro CC, there was no compliance between the two products.

Q: 4. does the hdmi out on the back output signal at the same time the hdmi out to the pci card is used?

A: Yes, the HDMI out port is available at the same time as the connection to the pci card.Thank you for your question.

Q: 5. Is the PCIe HDMI card an HDMI-in ?

A: Sorry, but the answer is no. The PCI card is used only for connection to the interface. It does not pass a raw HDMI signal.

Q: 6. Is the USB C cable detachable or permanently attached to the rear of the unit?

A: The USB-C cable in the Angelbird SD Dual card reader is removable. The USB-C port on the card reader's side is recessed into the device to make it more secure, robust, and to make the ends of the cable less prone to wear and tear over time.

Q: 7. Do you carry the other Nvidia ConnectX-6 and ConnectX-5 SKUs?

A: Currently, the HP NVIDIA Mellanox ConnectX-6 Lx Dual-Port 25G SFP28 Network Interface Card is the only model we carry in that line of cards.

Q: 8. I have a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) with thunderbolt and usb3. Is this product fully functional with a thunderbolt to express card adapter?

A: JMR makes a PCIe to Thunderbolt adapter that will allow you to connect this device to your computer. However its full functionality will depend on the specs of your computer more so than the connection. MacBook Pros tend to be powerful machines, even when they are a few years old, so I do not think there will be any issues.

Q: 9. Can I use this on iPad Pro 5th gen. with a full speed of TB3?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the iPad.

Q: 10. Can you use pair this, and use the Touch ID with more than one Mac? I'd like to use it with both my work and my personal MacBooks

A: You can pair the Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID to multiple Macs. However, the Touch ID will only work with M1 Macs.