Processing Can I use my existing processor along with this POS system?

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You may want to change credit card processors. It's the unique approach we take to collect the long run sales you offered. Lender's affiliated processors guarantee to satisfy-or-beat the transaction rate in your processing needs.

By verifpne readers are you referring to an actual credit card processing machine or the type that attaches to a cell phone or tablet? they will need to be activated for the processor you are using. you may want to call your processor to see if they are compatible.

i think u should clean box container of the solution from time to time
try to remove the existent solution now and clean everything and then make new solution and send me back wht happen

This is tricky to answer... different processing service use different codes. If the software you are running is built on a St. Pete's platform, this code means that the transaction you were processing was a 'reversal' (void) and the amount entered didn't match the original.

If you were running a sale and received this code and the display or receipt actually printed "declined" - it is a valid response indicating the customer card was declined and the code tells the service rep at your processing center why it was turned down (over limit, high risk, frozen account, etc...). If the response did show the word "declined", you can call your customer service department for your processor and they should be able to tell you what the code means in their system. If they don't - change processors as this is a standard service.

I would have expected that you would be asking the difference between
multithreading and parallel processing, which is simply a matter of using
sequential processor [multithreading] to simulate simultaneous data streams from multiple processors [parallel processing] while the terms you did inquire concerning are various terms of varying complexity which refer to the simultaneous accomplishment of various tasks.

A multithreading processor alternates the application of tasks to alternating clock cycles of the same processor.

A parallel processor has a matrix of multiple processors assigned to diverse tasks with streaming data from each clock cycle of the same processor for the same task.

multitasking simply means the simultaneous accomplishment of multiple tasks by any means including cyber or human.

Multiprogramming is the simultaneous operation of various alogorithms
where none are halted to allow the others to proceed, which process can be accomplished through with either parallel processors or a multithreaded processor.

Prior to the existence of multiple processors in a single CPU (ex. Core Duo) or even Multithreaded Processors [Pentium Four, PPC], certain types of looping algorithmic methods could be applied [and this programmer did apply such] to multiple tasks to create
the appearance that the tasks were accomplished simultaneously.
The latter was more of a Trompe l'Oeil

There are two parts to this problem: 1) actually processing transactions, and 2) all the cards "out in the wild".
Prairie Trail Software sells host software that can process the transactions for you. It would be a custom solution.
However to get the data on all those existing cards will be the problem. You will need to get reports from your current processor that give you all the data about those cards in the wild. If you can not get those reports, then you are not able to transfer all those existing cards (and histories and account balances). In that case, you would need to replace those cards and run side by side until you can get most of them replaced.

Health savings cards like flex cards are special cards. Generaly the processing compnay needs to mark othe box set for private label cards. If your processing company has already done this. The next step would be to call the 1-800 number on the back of the card ask them what the bin ranges are or if you need to submit any special info to your processing company in order to process the card. Once you have obtain the info contact your processing company again ask to speak to a supervisor or a Senior Tech inform of the info you obtain from the card company.

1. use the disc clean up utility regularly to clear temp and internet files

2. regular defragmentation thru system tools in accessory helps in keeping the drives in healthy condition and speeds up the system.

3. Also the Ram is prime factor for keeping the system fast
depending upon the type of your PC usage.