My Ingenico ISC Touch 250 is setting some transactions as Authorize only. Why is this happening and how do I change it to NOT allow authorization only transactions?

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Manufactur Part Number SEN351495LF

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Uninstall every BT software you have and any Nokia PC Suite software you have. Plug in your BT phone dongle and let windows auto recognize the device. after it is done installing, then put in the Nokia cd. Do it in this order.

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I have OS X on my Mac.
Quit all applications except Finder. Open Finder and choose Go...Go To Folder Type /Users/Shared/SC Info and click Go
(View as columns)
Select the SC Info folder and move it to Trash
Restart the computer and open Itunes
Everything worked fine after for me

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try reinstalling the program . if it still doesnt work, your system maybe has a virus in it that corrupts the files in your system. or your installation source may be has a problem. Pm me if the problem still persists..

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What you seek is set up within the router. See invoke wireless security, below...

Wireless Router settings:

It is usually easiest to run the install wizard, which you can get from the manufacturers' website, usually for free, but be sure to be ready to set the items listed below:

To get access, start your browser, and put 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, or other address for your unit, into the ADDRESS bar (not search box) of your Internet Browser. Every unit has unique access login and passwords, some are admin with no password, some are admin and admin...seek access information from the website of the manufacturer of your unit. Look under support, downloads, drivers or similar sounding areas.

Things to set:

(Note: Routers are intended to be set by geeks. You have to SAVE EVERY page before you leave it, or the changes will be lost. A geek knows this (apparently). The router gives no protest...just dumps your changes. SAVE OFTEN.)

1. Login password (RECORD THIS!!). Consider taping to bottom of the router. Physical access is typically NOT the security issue.

2. Set a recognizable system ID (descriptive name is easier to find when you need to connect wirelessly).

3. Invoke wireless security of at least WEP.

a. Assign your own access code, 10 digit home or cell #. Consider taping this information to bottom of the router. (Physical access is usually not the security issue.)

4. Check that your router is set to broadcast its' presence.

5. Change the channel of the wireless to 11, and avoid conflict with landline cordless phones. (Big issue, even the neighbors can interrupt).

There are more secure settings available, all the way down to only allowing certain MAC addresses to have access. A MAC address is a digit unique to each and every network card. Like a fingerprint. Most users do not set mac address limits.