AS 3522.2-1988

1 - AS 3522.2-1988 IDENTIFICATION CARDS-RECORDING TECHNIQUE - MAGNETIC STRIPE
4 - PREFACE
5 - 0 Introduction
5 - 1 Scope and field of application
5 - 2 References
5 - 3 Definitions
5 - 3.1 primary standard
5 - 3.2 reference card
5 - 3.3 flux transition
5 - 3.4 reference current
5 - 3.5 test recording currents
5 - 3.6 average signal amplitude
5 - 3.7 reference signal amplitude
5 - 3.8 individual signal amplitude
5 - 3.9 test density
6 - 4 Physical characteristics of the identification card
6 - 5 Physical characteristics of the magnetic material
6 - 5.1 Thickness
6 - 5.2 Surface roughness
6 - 5.3 Surface profile
6 - 5.4 Adhesion of stripe to card
6 - 6 Performance characteristics of the magnetic material for newly manufactured identification cards
6 - 6.1 General
6 - 6.2 Track 1, 2 and 3 (read only or read/write)
6 - 6.2.1 Signal amplitude
9 - 6.2.2 Erasure
9 - 6.3 Testing and operating environment
9 - 6.4 Testing specifications
9 - 7 Encoding technique
9 - 8 Encoding specification, general
9 - 8.1 Angle of recording
9 - 8.2 Bit configuration
9 - 8.3 Direction of recording
10 - 8.4 Clocking bits
10 - 9 Encoding specificationfor read-only tracks
10 - 9.1 Alphanumeric track, Track 1
10 - 9.1.1 Bit density
10 - 9.1.2 Coded character set
11 - 9.1.3 Maximum number of characters for ID- type card
12 - 9.2 Numeric track, Track 2
12 - 9.2.1 Bit density
12 - 9.2.2 Coded character set
12 - 9.2.3 Maximum number of characters for ID-1 type card
12 - 10 Encoding specifications for read-write track, track 3
12 - 10.1 Bit density
12 - 10.2 Coded character set
12 - 10.3 Maximum number of characters for ID-1-type card
12 - 10.3.1 ID-1-type card
12 - 11 Error detection
12 - 11.1 Parity
12 - 11.2 Longitudinal redundancy check (LRC)