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Ingenico 6500 manual Host Connections, Terminal Architecture

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8.3Host Connections

The point of sale (POS) system, which can be comprised of the server, store controller, and host devices, communicates with the Ingenico 6500 terminal through an RS-232 or RS-485 serial interface, Ethernet LAN, or USB, depending on the requirements of the host device (typically a computer or ECR). Data is sent using one of these interfaces over a cable that connects the host device to the Ingenico 6500 terminal.

The Ingenico 6500 terminal can connect directly to a cash register, computer, Ethernet LAN, or RS485 LAN. Peripherals such as check readers and printers can be connected to the AUX port.

Depending on your configuration, there are two to four communication ports.

The HOST port, which connects to POS terminals, can connect to the following protocols: RS232, USB/PoweredUSB, RS485 IVI LAN protocol, or RS485 Tailgate protocol (North America only).

The AUX port is RS232 for connecting an auxiliary device such as a printer or check reader.

The E-NET port (Ethernet 10 base T, TCP/IP) is available on certain configurations.

The ITI port is for ISDN and is available in Germany.

Note: For instructions on making these connections, refer to the Ingenico 6500 Installation Guide.

8.4Terminal Architecture

Store Controller

Cash Register

LCD
	MSR	SCR
Millenium ASIC Processor
User Application		Stylus
		Stylus
System & Security	Maintenance
Application	Application
		Digitizer
Operating System		Processor
Operating System

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Figure 3 Terminal Architecture

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Contents

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 Navigating the Extended Menu Accessing the Extended MenuExtended Menu Overview Overview Finding Options in the Extended Menu Finding the Current Setting Gems COM2Ibmeft Ncreft COM1 COM2 COM3 DhcpCOM2 COM3 SAM USB Extended Menu Overview YYYY/MM/DD System Configuration MenuSystem Config Changing the Date and Time Display Contrast Enable/Disable Beep TonesChanging the Display Contrast Changing the Beep Tones Beep Length Changing the Beep LengthBeep Tone Status Midtone Changing the Beep TonesTone Turning the Backlight On or Off Setting Backlight to Off When IdleSystem Configuration Updating Backlight Turning the Backlight On or Off Backlight Idle TimeoutIdle Timeouts Versions System Info MenuFinding Version Numbers System Info Xxxxxxxxx Checking the Security InformationSecurity Info Security Info RAM Info RAM Info Ingnar Viewing All Parameter ValuesDisplayAction View Parameter 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 Erase Erasing the Application FileFile Menu Read 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 Download Method Setting the Download MethodSystem Parameters Menu Sys Parameters Port1 Selecting the Download PortDownload Port Download Port PortX Setting Up the PortSelecting the Download Interface Type Baud Rate Setting the Baud RateSetup Port Port Data Bits Setting the Data BitsData Bits Stop Bits Setting the Stop BitsSet Port 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 Updating… Setting the GatewayGateway Gateway Primary DNS Setting the Primary DNSPrimary DNS Secondary DNS Setting the Secondary DNSSecondary DNS Dial Phone Num Setting the Domain NameSetting Up the Phone Number to Dial Dial Modem Speed Setting Up the Modem Speed Host Port Aux Port Changing the Position of the Host Port or Aux Port AD On/Off Configuring the Host Port Auto Detect FeatureDisabling or Enabling the Auto Detect Feature Auto Detect 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 Diagnostic Menu Diagnostic MenuTesting the Display Contrast Diagnostic Menu Keypad Testing the KeypadTesting the Beeper Keypad RS232 Testing the RS232 ConnectionBeeper 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 Signature Capture Testing Signature CaptureExtended Menu Press , Enter to select Diagnostic Menu Diagnostic Menu Press , Enter to select 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 Description of Key Sponsor Key KTKTerminal Based Keys Key Name Index Length Key Name Description of Key Application Based KeysSpecial Keys Master Keys Wtpk Security OptionsSession Keys Dukpt Keys Possible Values Description Prompts Authentication Key OptionsChange Terminal ID Option Prompt MACing 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 Timing Ibmeft DownloadPrerequisites Preparation Feedback Outline of Download Process Steps Ingenico 6500 User’s Guide 111 112 Communications port is not working Download ErrorsError Opening Port Hardware settings in the Ingenico 6500 have been changed Received 3 NAKs or Timeout SendVISAPacket Configuration Default Value Default Setup ConfigurationError Bad Prog CRC Error Not Enough DFS Space Comm Receive Error EFT Device Not Available IBM EFT TroubleshootingCard Read Error1 EFT Device Not Available During Check Authorization