- The NCard is nontransferable and is the property of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
- It should be protected from abuse that could damage the proximity chip and antenna coil or scratch the magnetic strip.
- It should not have holes punched in it.
- As of January 8, 2018 a $25.00 replacement fee will be assessed to cards showing signs of intentional damage.
Signs of a Bad NCard
Fading image
Warping/cracking from sitting directly on it
Warping from putting it through the washer & dryer
Punched hole through its chip
Breaking from misuse in magnetic readers
Damage from chewing on it
Care of Proximity Cards
Proximity cards contain an antenna coil and integrated electronic chip therefore, care should be taken to guarantee the card's functionality.
Please Do:
- Place in a wallet, purse or other protective holder.
- Clean with a soft, non-scratching cloth.
Please Do Not:
- Use the card for anything other than its intended purposed.
- Leave it in direct sunlight, for example on the dash of a car.
- Expose it to extreme heat or open flame, for example clothes washers, dryers or irons.
- Expose it to organic solvents, thinners, mineral spirits, etc.
- Use it as an ice scrapper or scraping tool.
- Crimp, bend, or twist the card.
- Immerse in alcohol, Isopropyl,ethanol, methyl etc.
- Bite or chew on the edges of the card.
- Pound with a pen or tool.
- Punch holes in the card.