Is this NFC certified and what is the particulate class?
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These filters are tested to NSF. I copied this from the company's PDF file for this filter: System tested and certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the reduction of Chlorine Taste and Odor, Particulate Class III. Capacity: 750 Gallons (2,839 liters) depending on local water conditions. NSF Test 516549-05 97.7 &gt; 85% 516550-05 Particulate Class III Particulate size: &gt; 5 to &lt; 15 um Chlorine Taste and Odor 2.1 87.1 0.27 &gt; 50% Just go to Aquapure's web site and check out the specs at: http://www.aquapurefilters.com/shop/product/resource/672/easy-css-pds.pdf
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The thikness of nfc tag itself i think will not stop charging. But technically i dont know if will interface or not.
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NFC is - by design - short distance. Though it can read "RFID" if you want long range try "active RFID" or "medium range RFID" or "long range RFID"
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I'm not sure I understand the question. It's just a piece of TPU that encases the phone. It does not interfere with my phone's NFC capabilities though.
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No, you're probably using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to print. NFC is for very short range communications (less than 4 inches).
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Yes, it is certified emv. You insert the card in the front of the machine. You can see the slot on the picture. It processes very fast.
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Class 4. It is a PNY Premium 4GB card.http://www3.pny.com/4GB-Premium-Secure-Digital-High-Capacity-SDHC-Class-4-P2113C476.aspx
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I am not sure about the NFC portion. I use it to receive the signal from my wife's phone and play the sound on her headphones at night. This is a "one direction" transfer of information, the phone sends information the DBPOWER receives. The DBPOWER is only a receiver.
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The model listed is M252-653-03-NAA-2, which DOES NOT have Contactless/NFC features. The title/description is incorrect for saying it includes NFC since in the description the model (Verifone Part #) is M252-653-03-NAA-2. The model ending in NAA-3 includes NFC/contactless hardware. The model you are looking for looks just like this one, except it will have four lights right above the terminal screen.
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I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
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Marilyn, I don't know how to guarantee that you will receive the genuine and would suggest that you look at at alternate source for this one if the issues that have been raised (lack of NFC support, build quality, etc.) pose an issue to you. I was generally satisfied with the case (at this price point) until I found out about the NFC issue.
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This T989 battery doesn't support NFC. As far as I know, NFC includes these main functions: S-Beam; Google Wallet; Read NFC tag. This battery can't function as these.
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The one that I have is BB Q5 SQR100-2 (bought from Mango Wireless) and it is clearly stated in gsmarena.com that HSDPA 1900 MHz band is supported. Don't know about NFC because I don't have any device to test it with.
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Can someone explain why the battery has anything to do with NFC? I have a Galaxy S4, which is NFC-capable.
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Nfc resides on battery door cover. As long as u have the original door cover it's ok.
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You are correct, the NFC tag included is not writeable, however you can download an NFC editor app and it will be an application on your phone that whenever your phone detects the tag, it will perform an event that you want it to. But it will only work on a phone that you program it to work on. You can also program multiple phones to do different things whenever the tag is detected but again it will only happen on whatever phone you program it on.
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I just bought this detector, and I saw your question pop up. I checked the unit before I installed it, however, I could not find any UL stamp or sticker on the device, so I'm assuming its not. It does have a CE sticker, so it is certified European Union, I think the two standards are very close, but I could be wrong. Hope this helps!