Pin Pad

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CreditLine Payment Processing Software Processor Setup - Pin Pad. This site can also be reached at http://docs.911software.com

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Setup

Every debit card processor has its own Pin Pad support. To accept Debit Cards you will need to do the following:

1. Obtain the latest CreditLine Credit Card Software version.
2. Order Pin Pads injected with the correct processor code from the processor of choice. See Supported Processor List for more info.
3. Install and setup the pin pad according to the documents below.

911 Software CreditLine Credit Card Processing Software has a standard interface to the following pin pads:

Serial Pin Pads

• Ingenico i3070 (Moneris Canada, Chase Paymentech Canada)
• Verifone 1000SE (TSYS, Nova, RBSLynk and Chase Paymentech)

USB Pin Pads

• IDTech Pin Pads (TSYS only)
• Ingenico i3070 (Moneris Canada, Chase Paymentech Canada)

Programming Interface

1. Get track data from the MSR.
2. Get the account number from the track data
3. Use the account number and the amount to call pinpadRequestEntry
4. Call pinpadGetPINBlock to get the PIN Block
5. Call pinpadGetDUKPTValue to get the DUKPT Value
6. Call pinpadGetKeyPointer to get the Key Pointer
7. Call pinpadShowDone to show "Thank You" on the pinpad
8. Call the normal functions for a transaction, such as setTrackData, setAmount (Do not call setAccountNumber since it is for manual keyed transactions and Debit does not support manual entry)
9. Call setPINBlock again to pass the PIN Block to the transaction buffer
10. Call setDUKPTValue to pass the DUKPT Value to the transaction buffer
11. Call setKeyPointer to pass the Key Pointer to the transaction buffer
12. Call setCashBackAmount, setSurchargeAmount if there are any.
13. Call sale to perform the debit transaction.

→ Note: debit only supports sale, refund and inquiry transactions.