> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.magtek.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.magtek.com/resources/whats-new/site-changelog.md). # Site Changelog ## Site Revisions


Rev Number	Date	Notes
2.0	7/29/2026	We've restructured developer.magtek.com around what developers do, not just the device they bought. The site is now organized into task-first sections, with products as a directory of hubs and shared content written once and linked everywhere, so integrating multiple MagTek readers means reading one consistent set of docs. New top-level structure Get started — pick your device, connection basics, your first transaction, and web-based demos. Guides — task and concept how-tos: EMV acceptance, L3 certification, security & key management, NFC/MIFARE, firmware & file operations, and PAN vs DPAN / network tokens. API & Command Reference — the complete MMS command set for the DynaFamily readers, documented once: message format, data types, commands, notifications, configuration, and appendices. SDKs & Tools — the Universal SDK, MagneFlex Browser Web API, tools & utilities, demos, and Reader Management System (RMS). Products — a directory of thin device hubs, each linking into the shared guides and reference. Services — Magensa and Qwantum and Reader Management Systems services. Downloads & compliance — firmware, device manuals, PCI security policies, and marketing materials. Resources — this changelog, LLM resources, and support. Highlights Single-source command reference. The MMS command set is now maintained in one place and shared across the DynaFamily readers, replacing the per-device manuals. DynaFamily Command Matrix. A new matrix shows at a glance which commands each reader supports. DynaFamily product hubs. DynaFlex II PED, DynaFlex II Go, DynaFlex II SCR, and DynaProx each have a hub with a quickstart, a device-scoped programmer's manual, firmware and downloads, and compliance. Built for AI tools. The site now publishes an llms.txt, offers Markdown for every page, and supports natural-language page queries — see LLM resources.

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Date

Notes

2.0

7/29/2026

We've restructured developer.magtek.com around what developers do, not just the device they bought. The site is now organized into task-first sections, with products as a directory of hubs and shared content written once and linked everywhere, so integrating multiple MagTek readers means reading one consistent set of docs.

New top-level structure

Get started — pick your device, connection basics, your first transaction, and web-based demos.
Guides — task and concept how-tos: EMV acceptance, L3 certification, security & key management, NFC/MIFARE, firmware & file operations, and PAN vs DPAN / network tokens.
API & Command Reference — the complete MMS command set for the DynaFamily readers, documented once: message format, data types, commands, notifications, configuration, and appendices.
SDKs & Tools — the Universal SDK, MagneFlex Browser Web API, tools & utilities, demos, and Reader Management System (RMS).
Products — a directory of thin device hubs, each linking into the shared guides and reference.
Services — Magensa and Qwantum and Reader Management Systems services.
Downloads & compliance — firmware, device manuals, PCI security policies, and marketing materials.
Resources — this changelog, LLM resources, and support.

Highlights

Single-source command reference. The MMS command set is now maintained in one place and shared across the DynaFamily readers, replacing the per-device manuals.
DynaFamily Command Matrix. A new matrix shows at a glance which commands each reader supports.
DynaFamily product hubs. DynaFlex II PED, DynaFlex II Go, DynaFlex II SCR, and DynaProx each have a hub with a quickstart, a device-scoped programmer's manual, firmware and downloads, and compliance.
Built for AI tools. The site now publishes an llms.txt, offers Markdown for every page, and supports natural-language page queries — see LLM resources.

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