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1. How can I get the SDK for the UniPay?

A: ID TECH has a UniPay evaluation kit available for purchase. This evaluation kit includes a mobile reader and SDK password to download from our website. The SDK contains app libraries, demos, and source code to operate the UniPay reader. UPDATE SDKs are now offered free of charge on the  Knowledge Base UniPay Homepage

2. How can I get the password for downloading the SDK for the UniPay?

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4. Is there a general code to parse the credit card data in Java?

A: Check out Parsomatic - Home

5. How is the UniPay powered?

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A: Android devices must be individually tested to be supported by the UniPay reader. If yours is not currently on our list from the product page, you must either send us the device for in-house testing or use the autoconfig auto-config to attempt to create a profile. If successful, please email us the logs and we should be able to update our list with the new profile.

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13. The demo app does not compile on the simulator with x64 architecture. It is set up to try to be a Mac app and not an iOS app if

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it's x64. So I can not run my app on the simulator if I have your framework in it. How do I correct this?

A: The framework will not compile in iOS 64-bit simulators. This is because the framework also supports OS X, so XCode attempts to load the OS X code when using a 64-bit iOS simulator (same CPU architecture). The solution is to remove arm64 from the Architectures and Valid Architectures for the simulator build settings. (64-bit works fine on iOS devices).

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1. Use the UniPay manual/tutorials to understand how to implement the UniPay. This is by using [IDT_UniPay sharedController] for commands and using IDT_UniPay_Delegate methods for capturing data.

2. Setup Set up support for UniMag the same way as UniPay using the IDT_UniMag class. This means following the UniPay manual, substituting “IDT_UniMag” for everywhere there are examples showing “IDT_UniPay”. So, for instance, when the UniPay manual says to start a swipe you execute [[IDT_UniPay sharedController] mrs_startMSRSwipe], for the UniMag it would be [[IDT_UniMag sharedController] msr_startMSRSwipe].

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