

The MagCard Write/Read Utility Program software can be purchased for an affordable price of $3, making it an investment that is well worth it. The real challenge is knowing where to put your codes in the right tracks, but the software will help keep your cards organized and secure. The MagCard Utility Program boasts a user-friendly interface, with just three buttons – Write, Read, and Erase – making it easy to navigate and use, even for those new to encoding magnetic stripes. If you have issues running this driver, please fill out a bug report on GitHub, providing all command line input/output, your OS, model of your device, and any other relevant information.The “MagCard Write/Read Utility Program” software is essential for encoding and decoding magnetic stripes on magnetic card readers and writers, regardless of the brand of the device, whether it be Deftun, Misiri, or others.

write_script - enables write_iso macro to be loaded.write_iso - prepare to write ISO data to a card, usage: write_iso track1/none~track2/none~track3/none.clone - prepare to read a card, and upon read success, prepare to write another card with raw equivalent data.usage: write_raw track1/none track2/none track3/none write_raw - prepare to write a raw hex stream to the card.read_cycle - read repeatedly until execution halts.read - prepare the card reader to read a card, outputs in Raw and ISO.


Run npm i to install required packages.Similar Misiri devices are likely to work. Device SupportĪll testing was does with a Misiri MSR605X via USB on an Ubuntu 19.04 host system. Paired with the lack of linux support and poor software quality, this driver aims to replace the core functionality of the software provided by Misiri. Motivation & GoalsĪt time of writing, Misiri's primary driver download website is not online, and has not been for some time. A driver for Misiri MSR605X/MSRX/similar USB magnetic stripe reader/writer compatible with Linux/Mac/Windows.
