1. Scr3500 Smart Card Reader Software Mac
2. Scr3500 Smart Card Reader
3. Scm Scr3500 Smart Card Reader Software

SCM SCR3500 SMART CARD READER DRIVER FOR MAC is a free, simple text editor inspired by the old mac default application note pad. Driverless: SCM SCR3500 SMART CARD READER DRIVER FOR MAC doesn't replace your webcam's drivers or add its own since it doesn't have any, so there's no rebooting, resetting, or driver conflicts.

I am trying to login into some secured site and I am required to use SCR3500 card reader. I found and installed some drivers - http://support.identive-group.com/download_scm/download_scm.php?lang=en. However this doesn't work. When I try to open https site the ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert pops up. Any ideas how to make it work?

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Try this link for the Military CAC SCR-3500 Apple driver (scmccid_5.0.34_mac.zip). More details on this page:

Scr3500 Smart Card Reader Software Mac

Note: There is another SCR-3500 reader being sold now with a Part number different from the original 905141. If you are a Mac user, install this updated driver. Hold the control key [on your keyboard] when clicking the .pkg file [with your mouse], select [the word] Open

Scr3500 Smart Card Reader

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I'm having the same issue. My MacBook sees the reader but won't read the card. I found a note under the review (Posted July 9, 2015) for the reader I just bought, SCR3500A, that seems to indicate this may be an issue in Yosemite (http://www.apple.com/us_smb_338040/shop/reviews/H2312LL/A/scm-scr3500-smart-card -reader ). I'm using PKard S/W from Thursby. I plugged in a different reader, SCR3310, and it reads my card fine.

Thursby seems to be blaming Apple OS X Yosemite. Hopefully Apple fixes this soon since this small fold up reader is ideal for my MacBook. A co-worker has the SCR3500 (not A) and it seems fine. Will try that one out later to see if it behaves differently

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Jul 22, 2015 5:33 PM