In an environment where Linux Mint Xfce has opensc, pcsc-tools, libccid, and pcscd installed.
I tried inserting the bank card to test it, and it seemed to be working properly.
UTHAI X02 offers seamless USB 2.0 connectivity for multiple card types including SIM, SD, TF, and MMC. Compact ABS design with LED indicators ensures easy operation.
The UTHAI X02 offers a sleek black ABS shell measuring roughly 15mm by 65mm by 82mm, designed for durability and style.
Its universal USB 2.0 interface ensures fast, plug-and-play connection without extra power supplies.
Easily read various card types including SIM, SD, TF, MMC, DNIE, ATM, IC, CAC, and bank cards.
Compatible with multiple smart card voltages (5V, 3V, 1.8V) and categories (ISO/IEC 7816 A, AB, C).
Connect seamlessly across Windows platforms from 98 through 10, including 32-bit and 64-bit versions, Windows CE 5.0 (hardware dependent), as well as Linux systems.
LED lights indicate device status: red for power, blue for active card reading, offering clear feedback during operation.
Meets certification standards including PIV, EMS, ISO-7816, EMV 2000 Level 1, VCCI, and Microsoft WHQL, ensuring reliable and secure performance.
Compatible with digital signature software like ActivClient, AKO, OWA, and more, enabling secure online banking and enterprise email.
It supports SIM, SD, TF, MMC, DNIE, ATM, IC, ID, CAC, smart cards, tax cards, and bank cards.
It uses a USB 2.0 interface for connectivity.
No, the device is powered via USB and requires no external power supply.
Compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista, 7, 8, 10, Windows CE 5.0 (hardware dependent), and Linux.
Red light indicates power; blue light indicates card reading activity.
The shell is made of ABS plastic with a painted finish.
It supports 5V, 3V, and 1.8V smart cards compliant with ISO/IEC 7816 standards.
It complies with PIV, EMS, ISO-7816, EMV 2000 Level 1, VCCI, and Microsoft WHQL standards.
Yes, it supports ActivClient, AKO, OWA, DKO, and many other online banking digital signature applications.
The device measures approximately 15mm x 65mm x 82mm.
In an environment where Linux Mint Xfce has opensc, pcsc-tools, libccid, and pcscd installed.
I tried inserting the bank card to test it, and it seemed to be working properly.
I purchased this to write esim onto a physical SIM. Since the SIM is a standard size, a nano-SIM adapter is required. Be careful, as the adapter must be the anti-drop type, otherwise you won't be able to remove it from inside. The insertion direction is not uniform for all slots and there is no label, so look inside and point the terminal towards the side with the board.
Great for the job
No software support and disconnects when plugged in. comes with a sketchy disk which no one uses now.
Very fast shipping! good product as described!