Parameters for MICR reader
The options in this section define the parameters for a MICR check reader. If you are not using a check reader, disable these options with comment marks.
Function | This option allows a Debit Card to be swiped on a Pinpad’s or Signature Capture’s MSR while disabling the MSR on other devices. Please note that this option only works with Debit Card Tenders and only if the |
Possible values | Y- yes, to enable the Pinpad/Signature Capture while keeping other MSRs disabled for Debit. N- no, to leave all MSR devices disabled for the Debit tender assuming that |
Default value | N |
Function | This option was created for the i6770 Signature Capture device. If enabled, this option will write debugging information to the POS’s |
Possible values | Y- yes, the POS writes i6770 debug information to the exception log file. N- no, the POS does not write i6770 debug information to the exception log file. |
Default value | N |
Function | This option allows the POS to communicate with intelligent Debit Pinpad devices such as the Verifone SC5000 or SC550. |
Possible values | Y- yes, if the POS is connected to an Intelligent Debit Pinpad. N- no, if the POS is not connected to an Intelligent Debit Pinpad. |
Default value | N |
Function | Allows the MICR reader to accept checks drawn on a Canadian bank. |
Possible values | Y - yes, allow the MICR reader to accept Canadian checks. N - no, do not allow the MICR reader to accept Canadian checks. |
Default value | N |
Function | Restricts the checks accepted by the MICR reader to those with a check number in the MICR data. |
Possible values | Y - yes, restrict the MICR reader’s acceptance of checks to those with check numbers. N - no, do not restrict the MICR reader’s acceptance of checks to those with check numbers. |
Default value | N |
Function | Records the MICR reader’s error codes in the electronic journal and in the TLog. An entry is recorded as a miscellaneous entry when the MICR reader can not read a check. |
Possible values | Y - yes, send the reader’s error codes to the log and journal. N - no, do not send the reader’s error codes to the log and journal. |
Default value | N |
Function | Defines the format that is used to send the check information to the check authorization service. The format you define in this option is determined by the requirements of the check service. Add spaces between each of the data items as they are required by the service. |
Possible values | Format:
Note ArJay check authorization service requires the following entry: End of the note. |
Default value |
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Function | Reads raw data from the MICR. |
Possible values | Y- yes, read only raw data from the MICR. N- no, do not read raw data from the MICR. |
Default value | N |
Function | This function prevents stamping the MICR on the back of a check. |
Possible values | Y - yes, do not stamp the MICR on the back of a check. N - no, stamp the MICR on the back of a check. |
Default value | N |
Function |
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Possible values | Y - yes, if the Signature Capture device is to display line items from the POS. N - no, if the Signature Capture device is to skip displaying line items from the POS. |
Default value | Y |
Function | Specific for I20F5 Scanners. When scanning in UPC codes, this option allows the last character of the returning scan value to be removed from the scan code. |
Possible values | Y - yes, strip off the last digit of the scan code. N - no, leave the entire scan code as originally scanned. |
Default value | N |
Parameters for NCR 7800 consumer price verifier
The options in this section change the messages that are displayed on the NCR 7800 price verifier’s screen. If you are not using a NCR 7800 verifier, disable these options with comment marks.
Function | Defines the message that is displayed on the NCR 7800 consumer price verifier when it is in an idle state. Row 1 of the message ( |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 18 characters; the string must be enclosed in quotation marks. |
Default value |
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Function | Defines the message that is displayed on the NCR 7800 consumer price verifier when a PLU is not found in the PLU database. Row 1 of the message ( |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 18 characters, the string must be enclosed in quotation marks. |
Default value |
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Function | Out of service. Row 1 of the message ( |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 18 characters; the string must be enclosed in quotation marks. |
Default value |
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Function | Defines, in seconds, the length of time that the NCR 7800 consumer price verifier displays each line of a message. You define the message in the |
Possible values | Enter the number of seconds that each line of a message is displayed. |
Default value | 15 |
NDC2-specific parameters
The options in this section set up NDC2 credit authorization. If you are not using this service, disable these options with comment marks.
Function | Defines the software application in the POS device (for example, retail). |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 8 characters. |
Default value | 6R****** |
Function | Defines the bank ID. This value is provided to you by NDC2. |
Possible values | Enter the number supplied by NDC2 (maximum length is 6 characters). |
Default value | 095000 |
Function | Defines the check authorization service you are using. NDC2 routes the authorization transactions to the appropriate service. |
Possible values | Enter one of the following: A NDC numbe r- NDC2 check authorization service. 60 - Telecredit (Equifax). 61 - Telecheck. |
Default value | Check authorization service defined by NDC. |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum period that can elapse between the time the connection to the NDC2 credit service is made and the time the service sends an ENQ (inquiry) message. The credit authorization line is dropped if the period elapses. |
Possible values | Enter a number between 30000-45000 milliseconds. |
Default value | 45000 |
Function | Defines the maximum number of times the authorization phone number is re-dialed after a busy signal is received. If the connection is not made, the POS prompts the cashier for a local authorization. |
Possible values | Enter a number between 1-3. |
Default value | 3 |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum time that can elapse between the time the connection is made and the time the NDC2 credit service sends an ENQ (inquiry) message. If the store’s server application does not receive an ENQ message, it drops the credit authorization line. |
Possible values | Enter a number between 0-5000. |
Default value | 0 - the server application does not wait for an ENQ message before sending data, then waits the period defined in the |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum time that can elapse between the time the store’s server application sends data and the time it receives an ENQ (inquiry) message from the NDC2 credit service in response. If the store’s server application does not receive an ENQ message, it drops the credit authorization line. |
Possible values | Enter a number above 0. |
Default value | 10000 |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum time the store’s server application waits for the final EOT (end of transmission) message from the NDC2 credit service after a credit response is received. This option only applies when you create a single-transmission mode by setting the |
Possible values | Enter a number. |
Default value | 7000 |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum period that can elapse between each character in a transmission the store server application receives. If the period elapses, the store’s server application drops the credit authorization line. |
Valid value | 1000 |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the minimum time that the line must be quiet after the connection is made before transmission begins. If the line is not quiet for this period, the NDC2 credit service drops the credit authorization line. |
Valid value | 100 |
Function | Defines the MasterCard acquirer reference data. The data is sent from the NDC2 credit service as part of its response when the store closes a batch. This value is provided to you by NDC. |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 2 characters. |
Function | Defines the store’s merchant ID number. This value is provided to you by NDC. |
Possible values | Enter the number supplied by NDC2 (maximum length is 16 characters). |
Default value | 9999 |
Function | Defines the login information required for logging onto a network after the connection to the NDC2 credit authorization service is made. |
Possible values | Enter a login number. |
Default value | 0 |
Function | Defines the login information required for logging onto a network after the connection to the NDC2 credit authorization service is made. |
Possible values | Enter a login number. |
Default value | 0 |
Function | Defines the login information required for logging onto a network after the connection to the NDC2 credit authorization service is made. |
Possible values | Enter a login number. |
Default value | 0 |
Function | Deactivates the duplicate transaction check at the NDC host. Duplicate checking is a check of every transaction to confirm that it has not already been processed. The host uses criteria such as card number, merchant number, and amount in the check. |
Possible values | Y - yes, deactivate the duplicate checking at the NDC host. N - no, do not deactivate duplicate checking at the NDC host. |
Default value | N |
Function | Defines the first phone number available for credit authorizations. |
Possible values | Enter a complete phone number using up to 16 characters. |
Function | Defines the second phone number available for credit authorizations. |
Possible values | Enter a complete phone number using up to 16 characters |
Function | Defines the third phone number available for credit authorizations. |
Possible values | Enter a complete phone number using up to 16 characters. |
Function | Defines the number of phone numbers that are available for credit authorizations. You define the phone numbers in the |
Possible values | Enter a number between 1-3. |
Default value | 1 |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum time that can elapse between the time the store server application sends data and the time it receives a response from the NDC2 credit service. If the store’s server application does not receive a response, it drops the credit authorization line. |
Possible values | Enter a number between 20000 - 30000. |
Default value | 0 |
Function | Defines the maximum number of times a message can be retransmitted. A message is the data that the server application compiles for the NDC2 credit service and includes merchant ID, terminal ID, credit card number and expiry, dollar amount, and other information. A message must be retransmitted, for example, when the credit service does not receive all the information due to bad line conditions. |
Possible values | Enter a number between 2-5. |
Default value | 5 |
Function | Defines the type of POS device you are using. |
Possible values | AS2 |
Function | Defines the Visa acquirer reference data. The data is sent from the NDC2 credit service as part of its response when the store closes a batch. This value is provided to you by NDC. |
Possible values | Enter an alphanumeric string using up to 16 characters. |
Default value | Y |
Function | Defines, in milliseconds, the maximum time the line is held open after an authorization response is sent from the NDC2 credit service so that another credit request can be sent without dialing. If another credit request is not sent during the period, the store’s server application drops the credit authorization line. If you enter a number above 0 into this |
Possible values | Enter a number above 0 to define the maximum time the line is held open after an authorization response is sent. Enter 0 to have the store’s server application drop the credit authorization as soon as the store receives a response. |
Default value | 0 |
Pin pad parameters
The name and location of the Pin Pad User Exit DLL
is configurable in the LOCAL.INI
or the POS.INI
. The POS Client must be configured through Manager Code 2 (Peripheral Define) to use the pin pad DLL
specified in the POS.INI
file as the signature capture device. For more information, see the SAP POS Pin Pad User Exit Technical Reference Guide
located in the Expert Knowledge Corner
.
Example
[posparms]
PINPADDLLNAME=C:\Program Files\SAP\Retail Systems\Point of Sale\pinpad.dll
Function | Specifies the name and location of the DLL implementing the required Pinpad User Exit functions. |
Possible values | Name of the Pinpad DLL. |
Parameters to integrate an internal scale
The parameters in this section allow the POS to interface with the Wincor special scale OPOS driver (OPOS.TransactionScale
) by providing the tare weight and unit price of an item so that this information can be used by the scales to display and print the cost of the weighed item.
Note
These parameters work in conjunction with Wincor scale transaction module v1.6.5 or later for non-buffered printing. For buffered printing, Wincor scale transaction module v1.6.6 or later is required.
Function | This option allows you to specify the layout that the scale module will use when printing weight and price data to the printer. |
Format elements of the layout |
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Default settings | uuuu.uu ww.wwww pppp.pp |
Function | This option allows you to specify a header to print before an item is weighed. For example, this header could be used to print “KG ____ Price per KG ____ Price ____”. |
Format elements of the layout | Uses the format identified in |
Default setting | No item headers |
Function | This option specifies the text to print on the receipt when the user manually enters a weight amount or backs out of the weight entry process. When processing a scale item, the product description and item header can already be printed (as discussed in |
Default setting | No text to print |
Function | This option specifies whether buffered printing should be used and must match the configured type of receipt printing. For example, if this option is set to Y then all types of scale transactions must be configured with buffered receipt printing in the Configurator. |
Format elements of the layout | Y - yes, scale transactions require buffered printing. N - no, scale transactions do not require buffered printing. |
Default setting | N |
Function | Maximum transaction scale items. |
Format elements of the layout |
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Default setting | 24 |
Function | The display format for the scale during refund. |
Format elements of the layout | -ww,www uuuu,uu pppp,pp |
Default setting | Empty |
Function | This can be used to force the printing of a receipt even when receipt printing is turned off. |
Format elements of the layout | Y - yes, a receipt will be printed when the transaction contains a scale item. N - no, entering a scale item in a transaction will not force a receipt when receipt printing is turned off. |
Default setting | N |