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Card authorization apparatus
   
Document Number
US Patent 4751374
Issued Date
June 14, 1988
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A master machine transmits a request for transmission of authorization data to a satellite machine when a mode key is set at a summation instructing mode. The master machine sums the authorization data received from the satellite machine and then designates a subsequent object machine upon receiving of a data transmission end command. When summation processing is completed with respect to all of the designated satellite machines, the master machine issues a summary report. When the mode key is set at an clearing instructing mode, the master machine outputs commands for clearing of the authorization data to the respective satellite machines.
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Published
June 14, 1988
Application Number
06/917,552
Filed
October 10, 1986
US Classification
235/380  
Int'l Classification
G07F   7/08   (20060101)   G07G   1/14   (20060101)  
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Nov 06, 1985 [JP] 60-249898
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235/380  
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