DART's ticket vending machines taking credit cards again, just in time for ride home

DART spokesman Mark Ball just sent word that the ticket vending machines are now accepting credit cards. And he says it wasn't just DART affected by the outage that rendered the machines cash-only for most of the day. "That's what happens when your servers are on the East Coast," he says.And keep in mind, he says: This is the first issue with the machines since they were installed system-wide a little more than a year ago. (The first credit-card ticket vending machines debuted on the Green Line in December 2010.)"We have the all-clear," he says.The current situation on the basic of Sand making machine ore workshop to choose the crushing equipment, medium crushing equipment mostly adopts the standard cone crusher, and the fine crushing equipment uses short head type cone crusher, and it has almost stereotypes.However, coarse crushing equipment not only adopts gyratory crusher, sometimes a jaw crusher. "And we wanted to let folks know they're free to use them on the way home tonight."The system wide ticket-vending machine problem that arose this morning is expected to be resolved in the next couple hours according to Mark Ball, a DART spokesman.
Around 7 a.m. DART officials discovered the ticket-machines were only accepting cash. If you wanted to use your credit card, you were out of luck. But as Ball reminds this morning: "DART's policy of no free rides remains in place."Customers can sill purchase their tickets with cash at the ticket-machines or bus fare boxes until the problem is resolved.The problem, according to Ball, apparently has to do with FIS, DART's gateway provider for credit cards. He said FIS is now working to resolve the problem. Conversations with FIS technicians further indicate the source of DART's system-wide problem stems from complications related to Hurricane Sandy.Look into the video below, or more info/instructions go right to the origin. As cool because the iphone is, still it needs ipad case with keyboard and it has to charge just like a normal phone. Which means plugging it in a computer or power outlet, filled with the tangled wires and 30-pin connection.The iPhone does not have a regular solution with this, but clever accessory makers happen to be capable of working it into ipad cases.
Original item at 9:04 a.m.: Dallas Area Rapid Transit's ticket-vending machines are experiencing a system-wide problem this morning that officials say could be linked to the weather system ravaging the East Coast."It's quite possible that the ticket vending machine problems are the result of Hurricane Sandy," says DART spokesman Mark Ball. "We will not know for some time."While all of the ticket machines are still operational, they're only accepting cash. Say Ball, "People that have wanted to use their credit cards have been unable to."Police and fare enforcement officers have been notified of the situation that began around 7 a.Bait used is usually derived from the Mobile crusher results with the sizes ranging from 1500 mm, with the size settings between 30 mm to 100 mm. The largest size of the first stage of crushing products is usually less than 200 mm.Secondary Stone Crusher is the second stage of crushing, crusher tool used is Cone Crusher, Hammer Mill and Rolls.m.Ball says the problem did not originate within the DART system. He says DART is working with its vending machine contractor and Bank of America to determine the source of the problem.Microsoft is hardly alone among old-line tech companies in injecting Big Data into its products. Later this year, Hewlett-Packard will showcase printers that connect to the Internet and store documents, which can later be searched for new information. I.B.M. has hired more than 400 mathematicians and statisticians to augment its software and consulting. Oracle and SAP, two of the largest suppliers of software to businesses, have their own machine-learning efforts.