Erasing Application Keys, Erase App Keys | Ingenico 6500 instruction

5.5.7Erasing Application Keys

The Erase App Keys option lists applications; you can choose to delete the keys to these applications. The applications listed no longer exist in the terminal, but the terminal has found keys that are still associated to them. These orphan keys are the only ones that the extended menu allows you to erase.

The i6500 terminal keeps the keys of deleted applications so that if a new version of the application is downloaded, the keys for that application will already be loaded in the terminal. However, if an application is no longer needed, the customer may choose to delete the keys using this menu option.

	Display				Action
					To access the extended menu, restart the terminal
					by pressing [1] + [CAN] + [OK]; while the terminal
					is starting up, access the extended menu by
					pressing the [1] and [3] keys simultaneously.
	Extended Menu				Press [	], [	], [ ], [Enter] to select Supervisor
	Serialnum Inject				Menu.
	System Config
	System Info

	Supervisor Menu

	Enter Password:				Key password [2] [6] [3] [4], then press [Enter].
					Key password [2] [6] [3] [4], then press [Enter].

	Supervisor Menu				Press [	], [	], [Enter] to select Security.
	Change Password				Press [	], [	], [Enter] to select Security.
	Change Password
	Application File

	Security

	Security				Press [	], [	], Enter] to select Erase App Keys.
	Key Injection				Press [	], [	], Enter] to select Erase App Keys.
	Key Injection
	Key Check Value

	Erase App Keys
	Serialnum Inject

	Erase App Keys				Select the application with the keys you want to
	App A				delete.
	App B

	Erase App Keys?				Select Yes or No.
	No				Select Yes or No.
	No
	Yes

	Processing				Displays if app keys were deleted.
					Displays if app keys were deleted.
					You are returned to the previous menu.

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Ingenico Page Table of Contents Chapter Supervisor Menu Diagnostic Menu Chapter Secure Certificate 100 Revision History Page Two Terminal Models IntroductionPayment Types About this Manual Connectivity Kits Conventions Used in this Manual Unicapt 32 Software Development Kit JavaPOS Software Development Kit Extended Menu Overview Accessing the Extended MenuOverview Navigating the Extended Menu Finding Options in the Extended Menu Finding the Current Setting Gems COM2Ibmeft Ncreft COM1 COM2 COM3 DhcpCOM2 COM3 SAM USB Extended Menu Overview System Config System Configuration MenuChanging the Date and Time YYYY/MM/DD Changing the Display Contrast Enable/Disable Beep TonesChanging the Beep Tones Display Contrast Beep Length Changing the Beep LengthBeep Tone Status Midtone Changing the Beep TonesTone System Configuration Updating Backlight Setting Backlight to Off When IdleTurning the Backlight On or Off Turning the Backlight On or Off Backlight Idle TimeoutIdle Timeouts Finding Version Numbers System Info MenuSystem Info Versions Security Info Checking the Security InformationSecurity Info Xxxxxxxxx RAM Info RAM Info DisplayAction Viewing All Parameter ValuesView Parameter Ingnar None OFFIbmeft ETH Dhcp NONE/AUTO Auto Ingenico 6500 User’s Guide Supervisor Menu Supervisor Menu PasswordChanging the Supervisor Menu Password Supervisor Menu Application File in TerminalReading the Application File File Menu Erasing the Application FileRead Erase Security Setting the Key Injection Port Inject Keys Setting the Key IndexInjecting Keys Index SelectX Setting the Application Number App Select Finding the Key Check Value Terminal KeysApp SelectAAAA Finding the Key Check Value Application Keys APP1 APP2 Application KeysApplication Keys Erase App Keys Erasing Application KeysErase App Keys Erase App Keys? Injecting a Serial Number System Parameters System Parameters Menu Setting the Download MethodSys Parameters Download Method Download Port Selecting the Download PortDownload Port Port1 PortX Setting Up the PortSelecting the Download Interface Type Setup Port Setting the Baud RatePort Baud Rate Data Bits Setting the Data BitsData Bits Set Port Setting the Stop BitsStop Bits Stop Bits Parity Setting the ParityParity LAN Address Defining the LAN AddressLAN Address Retry Count Setting the Retry CountRetry Count Response TMO Setting the Response TimeoutResponse TMO Poll TMO Setting the Poll TimeoutPoll TMO Turnaround TMO Setting the Turnaround TimeoutTurnaround TMO Port3 Defining the Dhcp AddressPort3 Local IP Defining the Local IP AddressLocal IP Local IP Port Setting the Local IP Port NumberLocal IP Port Server IP Defining the Server IP Address Server IP Port Setting the Server IP Port Number XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX Masking Your IP AddressIP Add Mask Gateway Setting the GatewayGateway Updating… Primary DNS Setting the Primary DNSPrimary DNS Secondary DNS Setting the Secondary DNSSecondary DNS Setting Up the Phone Number to Dial Setting the Domain NameDial Dial Phone Num Modem Speed Setting Up the Modem Speed Host Port Aux Port Changing the Position of the Host Port or Aux Port Disabling or Enabling the Auto Detect Feature Configuring the Host Port Auto Detect FeatureAuto Detect AD On/Off AD Timeout Setting the Auto Detect TimeoutAD Timeout AD Retry Times Setting the Auto Detect Retry TimesAD Retry Times Parameter Editor Editing Parameters Parlcdcontrast Parameter Name Description Value Data Pareftllevelnum Parameter Name Rescommrecerror Resbdlcfsdwnerror PARCOM1BAUDRATE PARCOM1INTERFACET PARCOM2PARITY PARCOM3BAUDRATE Parethgateway Parapplcomment Testing the Display Contrast Diagnostic MenuDiagnostic Menu Diagnostic Menu Testing the Beeper Testing the KeypadKeypad Keypad Beeper Testing the RS232 ConnectionRS232 RS232 Tailgate Testing the RS485 Tailgate Connection USB Diagnostic Testing the USB Port Mag Stripe Reader Testing the Magnetic Stripe Reader Smart Card Reader Testing the Smart Card Reader Testing the SAMs Touch Screen Testing the Touch Screen Extended Menu Press , Enter to select Diagnostic Menu Testing Signature CaptureDiagnostic Menu Press , Enter to select Signature Capture Signature Capture Pen Calibration Testing Pen Calibration Finger Calibration Testing Finger Calibration SCV Verification System Architecture Architecture Terminal Architecture Host Connections Operating System System and Security Application Maintenance Application User Application DigitizerTransmitting Data Download File Architecture Key Architecture Terminal Based Keys Sponsor Key KTKKey Name Index Length Description of Key Special Keys Application Based KeysMaster Keys Key Name Description of Key Session Keys Security OptionsDukpt Keys Wtpk Change Terminal ID Option Prompts Authentication Key OptionsPrompt MACing Possible Values Description Possible Encryption Description Values Code MACingDouble-Length Key MAC Calculation Terminal Startup Verify MAC Option Visa PED Mode OptionAtalla Key Block Protection Option Financial Key Option Securing Process Secure CertificateSecure Certificate Ingenico 6500 User’s Guide 101 Secure Certificate MAC Descriptor Section Secure Certificate Descriptor Sections Possible Description Values Visa PED Mode Descriptor Section SHA1+MAC Application Descriptor Section Secure File Descriptor Section 106 Applname filename.ext class existence Non-Secure File Descriptor Section Delete Whole Application Descriptor Section Delete Application Code File Descriptor SectionDelete Data File Descriptor Section Prerequisites Ibmeft DownloadPreparation Timing Feedback Outline of Download Process Steps Ingenico 6500 User’s Guide 111 112 Error Opening Port Download ErrorsHardware settings in the Ingenico 6500 have been changed Communications port is not working Received 3 NAKs or Timeout SendVISAPacket Error Bad Prog Default Setup ConfigurationCRC Error Configuration Default Value Not Enough DFS Space Comm Receive Error EFT Device Not Available IBM EFT TroubleshootingCard Read Error1 EFT Device Not Available During Check Authorization