Common Access Card (CAC) or Smart Card readers are used as a communications medium between the Smart Card and a host (e.g. The support email listed at the above web pages is: resolution with the Saicoo reader, consider returning the device to the vendor for a refund, and acquire a device with (better) support for macOS. The IOGEAR GSR202 is a TAA compliant USB Common Access Card Reader for military, government and even private sector workers who need everyday access to secure systems.
Saicoo does indicate lifetime technical support for their products. In general, I'd contact the vendor's technical support for assistance here, as well as the folks that support the organization you're using the CAC reader with. The organization that you're using this CAC reader with will probably know about this enabler requirement, too. I do not know about the "third-party CAC Enabler program" that Saicoo lists as being necessary.
#Driver for cac card reader mac sierra10.12.3 how to#
If you get this one there are step-by-step instructions on AKO on how to set the reader up. It was about 20 I believe and I had to download a couple drivers but it works just fine with my Mac. Im relatively new to c programming and im working currently on a project which needs to be very time accurate, therefore I tried to write something to create a timestamp with milliseconds precision. Saicoo indicates that both Oracle Java is required before launching the provided installer, and that there's a separately-acquired "enabler" software package also required. I have the Iogear card reader that is available at the PX. Saicoo has two models of CAC readers listed on their web site. Given that USB card readers don't usually need separately-installed drivers, so I'll assume that this particular reader is a CAC reader.
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