Difference between revisions of "Template:Serial Pin Pad Connection Settings"

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CreditLine Credit Card Software interfaces to this device through a serial port.  The serial port is specified in '''911\data\CLCAPI.INI''' file like so:<br\>
 
CreditLine Credit Card Software interfaces to this device through a serial port.  The serial port is specified in '''911\data\CLCAPI.INI''' file like so:<br\>
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;Pin Pad Default for all terminals
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<nowiki>
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[PINPAD]
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<br>;Pin Pad Default for all terminals  
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;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default
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<br>[PINPAD]
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TerminalID=
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<br>;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default
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Enabled=1 ; 1=PinPad is enabled
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<br>TerminalID=
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PortDef=COM1:9600 ; COM Port and Baud Rate for attached Pin Pads
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<br>Enabled=1 ; 1=PinPad is enabled
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;Pin Pad type  
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<br>PortDef=COM1:9600 ; COM Port and Baud Rate for attached Pin Pads
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;1 = Verifone (default)
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<br>;Pin Pad type  
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;2 = IDT
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<br>;1 = Verifone (default)
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;3 = Ingenico 3070
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<br>;2 = IDT
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Type=1
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<br>;3 = Ingenico 3070
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UsePinPadSwipe=0; 0 = Do not use Pin Pad for card swipes. Default = 0;
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<br>Type=1
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<br>UsePinPadSwipe=0; 0 = Do not use Pin Pad for card swipes. Default = 0;
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;Terminal specific override (optional)
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<br>
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;TERMCLIENTNAME is the name given to the client by the calling API<br>
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<br>;Terminal specific override (optional)
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[PINPAD.TERMCLIENTNAME]
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<br>;TERMCLIENTNAME is the name given to the client by the calling API<br>
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;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default
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<br>[PINPAD.TERMCLIENTNAME]
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;Note that multiple pin pads must have individual Terminal IDs assigned to them by the processor
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<br>;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default
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TerminalID=003
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<br>;Note that multiple pin pads must have individual Terminal IDs assigned to them by the processor
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Enabled=1
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<br>TerminalID=003
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PortDef=COM2:115200
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<br>Enabled=1
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Type=3
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<br>PortDef=COM2:115200
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UsePinpadSwipe=1
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<br>Type=3
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QuickSetPinEntryData=0
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<br>UsePinpadSwipe=1
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ForceCurrentKey=0
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<br>QuickSetPinEntryData=0
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;The following section confirms the correct correct and synch - autopopulated
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<br>ForceCurrentKey=0
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KeySyncDate=20120426
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<br>;The following section confirms the correct correct and synch - autopopulated
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TPK=CB60CA9DB4961B03
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<br>KeySyncDate=20120426
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TAK=2EA255B90B9062D8
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<br>TPK=CB60CA9DB4961B03
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KeyIndex=1
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<br>TAK=2EA255B90B9062D8
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<br>KeyIndex=1
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</nowiki>

Revision as of 20:06, 27 April 2012

CreditLine Credit Card Software interfaces to this device through a serial port. The serial port is specified in 911\data\CLCAPI.INI file like so:<br\> <br>;Pin Pad Default for all terminals <br>[PINPAD] <br>;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default <br>TerminalID= <br>Enabled=1 ; 1=PinPad is enabled <br>PortDef=COM1:9600 ; COM Port and Baud Rate for attached Pin Pads <br>;Pin Pad type <br>;1 = Verifone (default) <br>;2 = IDT <br>;3 = Ingenico 3070 <br>Type=1 <br>UsePinPadSwipe=0; 0 = Do not use Pin Pad for card swipes. Default = 0; <br> <br>;Terminal specific override (optional) <br>;TERMCLIENTNAME is the name given to the client by the calling API<br> <br>[PINPAD.TERMCLIENTNAME] <br>;TerminalID is taken from the Settlement Setup of the Debit Card by default <br>;Note that multiple pin pads must have individual Terminal IDs assigned to them by the processor <br>TerminalID=003 <br>Enabled=1 <br>PortDef=COM2:115200 <br>Type=3 <br>UsePinpadSwipe=1 <br>QuickSetPinEntryData=0 <br>ForceCurrentKey=0 <br>;The following section confirms the correct correct and synch - autopopulated <br>KeySyncDate=20120426 <br>TPK=CB60CA9DB4961B03 <br>TAK=2EA255B90B9062D8 <br>KeyIndex=1

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