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Consumer / Merchant payment processing system and methods of system use and operation

A method for a customer to establish a system account on my Payment Processing System website for executing merchant payment transactions; the customer visiting the website; the customer purchasing system service and receiving a code number and a personal identification number and receiving an email from customer service and the customer transferring funds from a bank account or a credit card account into the customer account by purchasing a corresponding number of website currency units; and the website storing and indicating the amount of website units in stored values. The method includes the additional steps for a new merchant to register to use the website; the website processing all data received from the merchant and confirming; and designating the merchant as a website registered merchant and the website operator integrate the merchant contents database into the present Payment Processing System merchant database. The method further includes the steps to execute a transaction with a registered merchant, including: the registered merchant accessing the customer account; the merchant entering an identification of an item and a service or contents to be purchased and the amount of the purchase; the customer pressing the system icon; the customer entering his or her code; the customer entering his or her personal PIN; the website verifying entered merchant information and customer code and PIN data and one of: approving and completing the transaction, and denying and canceling the transaction; and where the transaction is approved the website generating a confirmation code.
Owner:WILLIAM MARK

Web handling process

InactiveUS20010050300A1Prolongation of the guiding trayAutomatic control devicesPrecision positioning equipmentEngineeringWeb handling
A process of transporting at least a portion of a web from a first structure to a second structure via an apparatus that includes at least two pulleys located at spaced locations from each other, an air-pervious endless belt positioned to run from the first structure to the second structure, an underpressure source arranged to produce an underpressure adjacent to the run of the endless belt, a nose shoe disposed beyond the second pulley and spaced from the second pulley, thereby defining an opening. The nose shoe has an inlet and air jet outlet positioned adjacent the second pulley. A guiding tray is arranged beyond the nose shoe having an upstream section positioned adjacent the nose shoe, and the upstream section includes an air slot, which extends cross-wise to a web travel direction. The process includes transferring the at least a portion of the web from the first structure onto the endless belt, holding the at least portion of the web onto the endless belt through the underpressure, directing air from the air jet outlet through the opening in a direction against a rotational direction of the second pulley, transferring the at least a portion of the web from the endless belt to the nose shoe, and directing an air curtain from the upstream section of guiding tray along a surface of the guiding tray, whereby the at least a portion of the web is guided over the guiding tray.
Owner:VOITH PATENT GMBH

Web handling apparatus

InactiveUS6270629B1Prolongation of the guiding trayProjector film strip handlingCamera film strip handlingWeb handlingPulley
An apparatus and process for transporting at least a portion of a web of flexible material between first and second structures spaced from each other. The apparatus includes at least two pulleys located at spaced locations from each other, and an air-pervious endless belt movably mounted on the first and second pulleys. The belt has a run traveling from the first pulley, adjacent the first structure, to the second pulley, adjacent the second structure, and the belt is adapted and arranged to receive the at least a portion of the web from the first structure. An underpressure source is arranged to produce an underpressure adjacent to the run of the endless belt. A nose shoe is disposed beyond the second pulley and spaced from the second pulley, so as to define an opening between the nose shoe and the second pulley at a second position where the at least a portion of the web leaves the endless belt. The nose shoe includes an inlet adapted to receive a supply of air, and air jet outlet positioned adjacent the second pulley, and the air jet outlet is adapted to direct at least one air jet into the opening in a direction contrary to a rotation of the second pulley, such that the at least one air jet is sufficient to lift the at least a portion of the web from the endless belt. A guiding tray is arranged beyond the nose shoe having an upstream section positioned adjacent the nose shoe, and the upstream section includes an air slot, which extends cross-wise to a web travel direction, adapted for emitting an air curtain that flows along the surface of the guiding tray. The process includes transferring the at least a portion of the web from the first structure onto the endless belt, holding the at least a portion of the web onto the endless belt through the underpressure, directing air from the air jet outlet through the opening in a direction against a rotational direction of the second pulley, transferring the at least a portion of the web from the endless belt to the nose shoe, and directing an air curtain from the upstream section of guiding tray along a surface of the guiding tray, such that the at least a portion of the web is guided over the guiding tray.
Owner:VOITH PATENT GMBH
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