Xenith 1.6 with Magnetic Stripe Reader

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23. September 2011 at 1:13 #6858
jnoh
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Using Xenith 1.6 with Xendesktop 5.5
The Magnetic Stripe Reader works sometimes but sometimes doesn’t.
Is there anything I have to change please?
23. September 2011 at 10:10 #21098
ConfGen
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Is this working from a PC to the same XD session?

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30. September 2011 at 8:08 #21124
jnoh
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Working from XPe Thin Client.
It’s a USB MSR and RFID combo (POSH MX5). Xenith find it.(log file:found new VUSB PORT1)
but Xendesktop doesn’t recognize it.
30. September 2011 at 14:41 #21129
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Same as in your second post.

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