Ingenico Elite 770 Manuale utente

Version May 1999

ELITE 770 *

ser's Manual

Version May 99

Terminal ELITE 770

Version May 1999

INGENICO

9, quai de Dion Bouton

92816 Puteaux cedex

RCS Nanterre B 317 218 758-SIRET 317 218 758 00033

DIV0510A

Table of contents

I-PRESENTATION OF THE TERMINAL 5

1-Introduction 5

2-The Terminal 6

3-The connections 6

4-The Keyboard-Principles of Utilisation 8

5-The Card Reader 9

6-Portable Functioning 9

II-ELITE 770 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW 11

1-Terminal feature 11

2-Display 11

3-Printer 11

4-RS232 Interface 12

5-RS232 Connection 12

6-Modem 13

7-SIM Interfaces 13

8-Technical Specifications 14

III-PROCEDURES OF INSTALLATION 16

1-Configuring Radio Link 16

2-Entering the Date and the Time 17

3-Telephone Network Parameters 18

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4-Configuration Receipt 19

5-Option « Table Number »19

6-Application Software Downloading Procedure 20

IV-SECURITY RECOMMANDATIONS 21

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I-Presentation of the terminal

1-Introduction

The ELITE 770 is a portable payment terminal. This terminal was created to process all

payments made by magnetic or smart cards.

The ELITE 770 terminal benefits from a modular conception which permits it to treat all cards of

different types using separate corresponding programs. It is therefore important to understand

the manner in which it functions, at the modular and the terminal level.

0The Modular Level

These functions link up with and correspond to the many different types of cards that the terminal

processes, the most important of which is the principal function of payment.

0The Terminal Level

There are a certain number of functions that are the concern of a ‘global treatment’ and not of a

particular module. The terminal level is the superior level and is common to all modules. This

level does not depend on the number or the nature of each module.

In its base version the ELITE 770 terminal is equipped with a module

that permits it to process Bank Cards. Your retailer or installer will be

able to give you all the necessary information on all modules on offer

and their installation details.

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2-The Terminal

The terminal case contains the following elements:

The portable terminal itself,

•A base.

•The cable that connects the terminal to a telephone line.

•The block sector that connects the terminal to a 115 or 230 volts power point

(depending on the country)

3-The connections

0Telephonic Connection

The compact telephonic cable connection

that is supplied with the Elite terminal, must

be introduced into the terminal plug, marked

with the symbol . The telephone

connection (RJ11) must be introduced into

the telephone socket in the wall.

Telephonic line

0Electrical Connection

The small jack connection to the block sector

is plugged into the connection marked with

the symbol on the terminal. The twin

pronged electrical plug of the block is

connected to an electrical point of 115 or

220 volts (depending the country).

Power Supply

0Connection with an External Peripheral

Certain peripheral devices such as a check

reader can also be connected.

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The ELITE 770 terminal must be powered

off before connecting the cable on the base,

to the RS232 port..

Serial port

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4-The Keyboard -Principles of Utilisation

•The key permits the operator to access the corresponding modular level

functions

•The and keys permit to access to the terminal level functions and

to the system menu

•The key ↑↑ permits a paper feed of a couple of centimetres

•The GREEN key permits the validation of any information read by

or entered into the terminal

•The REDkey cancels the occurring command after which, it returns

theterminal to the idle state

•The YELLOW key deletes the last character entered, and is used

in certain cases where an override is requested

•The key marked 00 can only be used for entering amounts ;

more particularly it permits the operator to enter amounts incents

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5-The Card Reader

0Magnetic Stripe Card

The card can be read either swiped from right to left, or from left to right. The magnetic

track on the card turned on the rear side of the terminal and the card should be swiped

through the track reader freely and without hesitation.

0Micro Chip Card

Introduce the card horizontally into the apparatus, the micro-chip facing up, as indicated

and leave the card in position for the length of time that it takes to process the

transaction.

6-Portable Functioning

The ELITE 770 terminal is portable; it includes batteries which permit to make 150

transactions without connection to the base.

A star on the upper right side of the display indicates a correct connection between the

terminal and its base.

A battery low is indicated by a message « -BAT-» on the display following by a beep.

The terminal continues to run during about 40 transactions, but batteries need to be

reloaded during at least 14 hours.

In a portable mode, the ELITE 770 terminal enters in a wait state automatically after 20

seconds of inactivity or after hitting the RED key.

The message «-RANGE-» appears on the terminal display when the terminal is

out of range of the base, during a communication establishment. To work properly,

put the terminal nearer the base (about 100 meters in open air, 40 meters inside a

building depending on the environment).

The message «-BUSY-» appears during a connection with the base when an

other terminal is already in communication with this base. The operator must wait

the end of the communication between the base and the other terminal.

The message «-FULL-» appears when the terminal wants to connect a base

which already has the right number of terminal. In this case, switch off the base

during a few seconds, and launch a profile on each terminal (System menu-

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configuration) of the network. If the problem persists, switch off the base and call

your maintenance company.

Before the first use of the terminal, batteries must be

loaded during at least14 hours.

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