OMRON CAT95 Credit Card Magnetic Reader
Product information
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Description
Circa 1988
Use Case
This is an electronic credit card processing terminal that was widely used in the late 1980s and 1990s at the point-of-sale in small and medium-sized retail businesses, restaurants, and convenience stores. Its primary functions included:
- Credit Card Authorization: It dialed a central processing host over a phone line to rapidly authorize credit card transactions.
- Data Capture: It could capture and store transaction data in its internal battery-backed RAM before batching out at the end of the day.
- Display: It featured a simple vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) that provided prompts to guide the user through transactions.
NOTE: 2-Units available.
(H-4cm x W-16cm x D-12.5cm)