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5.1.2 Initial Transaction Status Response – Output Parameters
Example Status Response:
<Scr>
<TxnType>Status</TxnType>
<StatusId>3</StatusId>
<TxnStatusId>2</TxnStatusId>
<Complete>0</Complete>
<ReCo/>
<Tmo>20</Tmo>
<TxnRef>123</TxnRef>
<DL1>PRESENT/INSERT</DL1>
<DL2> SWIPE CARD</DL2>
<B1 en="0"/>
<B2 en="1">CANCEL</B2>
</Scr>
Property\[Attribute] Description
TxnType Transaction Type. Normally the HIT transaction response’s TxnType value is
as Status.
StatusId Status of the current request.
TxnStatusId Status ID related to current transaction.
Complete If transaction is completed this eld will be set to 1.
ReCo Response Code indicating outcome. See 3 IntroductionResponse for a details
description of ReCo values.
Tmo Http Timeout in operation for the request.
TxnRef TxnRef value for the original request and transaction.
DL1 Display Line 1. If not empty, the merchant display should display this on the
uppermost lines.
DL2 Display Line 2. If not empty, the merchant display should display this on the
lowermost line.
B1 Button1. If not blank, contains label for a button that permits the POS to inter-
act with the transaction. The “en” attribute will be “1” if the button should be
active and displayed.
B2 Button2. If not blank, contains label for a button that permits the POS to inter-
act with the transaction. The “en” attribute will be “1” if the button should be
active and displayed.