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ACK News
Sharing pinPAD's
Roving PinPAD, many to few
A new feature added to the ACK product range allowing a single pinPAD to be shared between many tills or a single till being accessed by many pinPAD's. Great for use in applications where the transaction numbers are low but the sale value high or perhaps the reverse scenario in hospitality sites where a single till could support a number of pinPAD’s distributed around table waiting staff for example.
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Don't touch, contactless is on its way >More
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ACK work with The Works >More
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IFSF standard now supported for simple integration in fuel forecourt
market >More
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Windows CE support announced for ACKTerm >More
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Musgrave Group switch to ACK >More
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IP Connectivity, the ACK view
Increasing numbers of Merchants are now looking to take advantage of their investment in broadband technology. Adding EFT to this investment can pay dividends in speed and running costs. >More
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ACKnowledge
Our regular newsletter with updates on ACK and industry information. >More
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From the North:
The most direct way involves about 30 mins of cross-country driving.
Exit the M40 at Junction 6 – Lewknor / Chinnor
At the bottom of the slip road turn right on the B4009 and follow this road through Watlington – be aware that the middle of Watlington is narrow and congested at times.
At the T junction after the garage (on right) turn left onto the B480 – Nettlebed Road.
Follow this road all the way to Nettlebed (it becomes the B481).
At the T junction in Nettlebed (after the post office on right) turn left onto the A423 towards Henley.
After a short distance you will get to a roundabout – turn right onto the B481 toward Sonning Common and Reading.
Follow road through Sonning Common - watch out for speed camera in village centre.
The road continues through the countryside to the outskirts of Reading – you will see a sign and large water tower on your left
Follow this road past another speed camera. You will go past a Seat garage, over a zebra crossing. Go straight on at a roundabout (shortly followed by an Esso Garage on the left), after which is yet another speed camera at which point the road starts to go downhill.
Follow this road down to the bottom of the hill to a set of traffic lights.
Turn sharp left onto the Henley Road (A4155) and follow this road past Queen Ann's School (on your left) until you get to the first major turning on your right (just before a pedestrian crossing) which is Donkin Hill.
Turn right down Donkin Hill to the roundabout at the bottom and turn right and then right again into Soutview Avenue – it is a nasty junction!! Delta House is the only office building in this road and is a short way along on the left.