Is there a way to have it read only the credit card number? Right now it puts the card number and than an = sign afterword with more numbers.
763731
In our software, when we are about to run someones credit card, in the accept cards window we have a "SWIPE" button we click on before we swipe it, it decodes the card and enters automatically. Whatever software you are using for credit card transactions should have something like it. If there is no decoder it will show a bunch of random letter and numbers.
2012017
I am not sure, but it also shows the number you are asking about without the S on the end of the number.
566475
Unfortunately, I know nothing on programming this particular device.. However, the number on the face of most cards are serial numbers, and don't always match the data read by the reader. Did on older stuff when I got started, but now since cards can be rewritten, they seem not to match.... If you are into programming, I would recommend looking into a Microsoft DDK for keyboards, and you might be able to get more through a custom driver... Good luck on this one.
504515
Any US barcodes, seem to read. It works like a keyboard, so when you click on the field and shoot the barcode it fills in the numbers. I'm using it in supermarket...and so far, everything reads. So I assume cd's should too.
392998
no. it isn't any good. it stopped showing the complete digital number after a few days. the magnet isn't very good either.
47230
I found the card reader usless.It worked only once in 14 trys. I sent it back and use my phone scanner. It works all the time.
2192524
In our application, we do not have to choose credit card or put the cursor in the CC field, we just have to be on the page where we enter payments, and scan the card. It fills in names, cc, and expire date. It works very well for us for much less than others.
1185098
No. You need to separate in denomination values, enter the denomination value after you press the VAL button. We have had ours now for a long time and are satisfied with the results. I understand the machines that the Banks use are near $2,000 and they will count each denomination as they are entered in a group. This does not, but it is a great time saver.
201837
None. All the cards have numbers or wording on them. However, I have made some from heavy cardstock to personalize. I used one of the other cards for the size.
1099694
You have to use the main unit. But you can blacklist the number at any time. Hope this helps.
1859465
You can write, in most cases, a persons name, employee number, and some other short messages onto a card with this machine.If you also control what is reading those cards, and can program them to understand how you formatted the information on the cards, then this could be very useful for you.What constrains the "any other info" part of your questions is the low capacity of the cards.Including formatting and checksum, line one holds (up to) 79 alphanumeric characters, line two holds (up to) 40 numeric characters, and line three holds (up to) 107 numeric characters. You can write, in most cases, a persons name, employee number, and some other short messages onto a card with this machine.If you also control what is reading those cards, and can program them to understand how you formatted the information on the cards, then this could be very useful for you.What constrains the "any other info" part of your questions is the low capacity of the cards.Including formatting and checksum, line one holds (up to) 79 alphanumeric characters, line two holds (up to) 40 numeric characters, and line three holds (up to) 107... » Read More You can write, in most cases, a persons name, employee number, and some other short messages onto a card with this machine.If you also control what is reading those cards, and can program them to understand how you formatted the information on the cards, then this could be very useful for you.What constrains the "any other info" part of your questions is the low capacity of the cards.Including formatting and checksum, line one holds (up to) 79 alphanumeric characters, line two holds (up to) 40 numeric characters, and line three holds (up to) 107 numeric characters. « Show Less
1177163
Set the number to 00...that'll do it. Not at all intuitive, but somehow I found it.
200883
Nope, Instead gives it's value to eleven decimal places. Tried F&#8596;D but no go. Sorry.
1180038
You have to program in the specific number. It works great for under a hundred numbers. Directions should be in the manual
994359
Look at it like a piece of paper. For instance, if you want to subtract 20 from 100, you have to write down 100 first - right? The same principle applies here. First clear anything you have in there, then: enter 100 > hit plus sign > enter 20 > hit the red button above the plus sign. Youe screen should now read 80. Hope this helps!
302689
It just tells you how many bills you have, it doesn't recognize the different bills. In your example above the machine would tell you that you have 36 bills.
1952576
It is supposed to recognize some numbers, but most need to be entered in manually. I think you can press a key and it will add the number. I sent mine back. It wouldn't block anything, even after I entered the numbers. I would not recommend this product.