POS User Guide Optimum T42xx/M42xx

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POS User Guide Optimum T42xx/M42xx

Table of Contents I. OVERVIEW 1 II. OPERATOR S TRANSACTIONS 2 II-1. Purchase 2 II-1a. Purchase - Magnetic Stripe Card 2 II-1b. Purchase - Chip Card 4 II-2. Purchase with Cash Back 6 II-3. Reversal 10 II-4. Authorization 11 II-4a. Authorization - Magnetic Stripe Card 11 II-4b. Authorization - Chip Card 13 II-5. Purchase Advice 15 II-5a. Purchase Advice - Magnetic Stripe Card 15 18 II-5b. Purchase Advice - Chip Card 20 II-6 Cash Advance 20 II-6a. Cash Advance - Magnetic Stripe Card 22 II-6b. Cash Advance - Chip Card 24 II-7 Duplicate Print 24 II-7a. Last Transaction 25 II-7b. Invoice Number III. SUPERVISOR OPERATIONS 26 III-1. Refund 26 III-1a. Refund - Magnetic Stripe Card 26 III-1b. Refund - Chip Card 29 III-2. Reconciliation 32 III-3. Snapshot Balances 34 III-4. Running Totals 35 III-5. Password Change 36 IV. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS 38 V. RETRIEVAL REFERENCE NUMBER 39 VI. RECEIPT PAPER INSTALLATION 40 VII. COMMOM TERMINAL ERROR MESSAGES 41

I. OVERVIEW The T/M42xx has high-end features normally found in only more expensive IP and wireless models, such as 24MB of total memory, an ARM9 processor for fast transactions and also multi-application. The T/M42xx is also PCI PED approved so that you can support debit with or without an external PIN pad. Accept chip card transactions with the optional EMV-approved reader. This makes the Optimum T/M42xx ideal for magnetic stripe and chip card transactions worldwide. With one of the most slim form factors of any countertop device, it is also perfect for handover environments.

II. Operator s Transaction II-1. PURCHASE A data capture transaction that debits a cardholder s account in exchange for goods or services. II-1a. PURCHASE - Magnetic Stripe Card 1 Enter the Purchase amount. Example: SR10.00 Press ENTER. 2 Swipe customer s card. Example: SPAN card 3 Key-in customer s Personal Identification Number or PIN. Then press ENTER. 4 Terminal will process the transaction. PROCESSING NOW...

5 Transaction Approved. 5 Terminal will process the transaction. PROCESSING NOW... Press ENTER for duplicate copy. II-1b. PURCHASE - CHIP Card 1 Enter the Purchase amount. Example: SR10.00 6 Transaction Approved. Press ENTER. 7 Remove customer s chip card. 2 Insert customer s card. Example: SPAN card 8 Print duplicate? 3 Terminal will read the card. Press YES to print 2 nd copy. 4 Key-in customer s Personal Identification Number or PIN. Example: 1234 II-2. PURCHASE with CASH BACK A Purchase transaction where the amount of the transaction represents both the value of the goods or services and of a Cash Amount requested by the Cardholder. The amount of the cash portion is identified in the transaction data as a separate item. 1 Select NEW TRANS then press

2 Select PURCHASE then press 7 Insert customer s card. Example: SPAN Card SELECTING SPAN 3 Select PURCHASE + CASH then 8 Key-in customer s Personal Identification Number or PIN. Example: 1234 4 Key-in PURCHASE amount. Example: SAR100.00 9 Terminal will process the transaction. PROCESSING NOW... 5 Key-in CASH amount. Example: SAR10.00 10 Transaction Approved. 6 Press YES or 11 Remove customer s chip card.

12 Print duplicate? Press YES to print 2 nd copy. 4 Transaction Accepted. Press ENTER for duplicate copy. II-3. REVERSAL Initiated by the Retailer as a CANCEL transaction to reverse the previous purchase transaction. The Retailer is allowed to cancel only after the last approval is completed within the reversal time limit of 60 seconds. 1 Press CLEAR to reverse. II-4. AUTHORIZATION Online check of a cardholder s account before a purchase is made. The transaction is entered with an amount that is equal to that of the purchase or that is predetermined by the retailer. If approved, this transaction assumes a pre-authorization purchase completion will follow to finalize the purchase. The pre-authorized amount can optionally be held against the account until a preauthorization completion occurs or the hold time expires. II-4a. AUTHORIZATION - Magnetic Stripe Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 2 Key-in merchant password. Example: 1111 2 Select AUTHORIZATION by pressing arrow down key thrice (3X), then press ENTER key. 3 Press YES or 3 Key-in AUTHORIZATION amount. Example: SAR100.00

4 Swipe customer s card. Example: VISA Card 3 Key-in AUTHORIZATION amount. Example: SAR100.00 5 Terminal will process the transaction. 4 Insert customer s card PROCESSING NOW... 6 Transaction Approved. Press ENTER for duplicate copy. 5 Terminal will process the transaction. Example: SPAN Card SELECTING SPAN PROCESSING NOW... II-4b. AUTHORIZATION - CHIP Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 6 Transaction Approved. 7 Remove customer s chip card. 2 Select AUTHORIZATION by pressing arrow down key thrice (3X), then

8 Print duplicate? 4 Swipe customer s card. Press YES to print 2 nd copy. II-5. PURCHASE ADVICE Follow-up to an approved pre-authorization purchase transaction. It is initiated after the cardholder received the purchased goods or services. The amount entered in this transaction supersedes that entered in the pre-authorization purchase. II-5a. PURCHASE ADVICE - Magnetic Stripe Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 5 Key-in APPROVAL CODE *. Example: A1B2C3 * Use the approval code from corresponding approved authorization transaction. Note: Use button #2 (sel) to toggle from number to alphabet. 2 Select PURCHASE ADVICE by pressing arrow down key twice (2X), then 6 Press YES if the amount is the same in the approved authorization transaction, else press NO. 3 Key-in PURCHASE ADVICE amount. Example: SAR10.00 7 Terminal will process the transaction. PLEASE WAIT...

8 Transaction Accepted. Press ENTER for duplicate copy. II-5b. PURCHASE ADVICE - CHIP Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 5 Key-in APPROVAL CODE *. Example: A1B2C3 * Use the approval code from corresponding approved authorization transaction. Note: Use button #2 (sel) to toggle from number to alphabet. 2 Select PURCHASE ADVICE by pressing arrow down key twice (2X), then 6 Press YES if the amount is the same in the approved authorization transaction, else press NO. 7 Transaction Accepted. 3 Key-in PURCHASE ADVICE amount. Example: SAR10.00 4 Insert customer s card. SELECTING VISA

II-6. CASH ADVANCE A manual cash disbursement, typically obtained at a bank s branch. II-6a. CASH ADVANCE - Magnetic Stripe Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 6 Transaction Approved. Press ENTER for duplicate copy. II-6b. CASH ADVANCE - CHIP Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 2 Select CASH ADVANCE by pressing arrow down key four times (4X), then press ENTER key. 3 Key-in CASH ADVANCE amount. 2 Select CASH ADVANCE by pressing arrow down key four times (4X), then press ENTER key. Example: SAR100.00 Then press ENTER key 3 Key-in CASH ADVANCE amount. 4 Swipe customer s card. Example: VISA Example: SAR100.00 Then press ENTER key 4 Insert customer s card. 5 Terminal will process the transaction. Example: VISA SELECTING VISA PROCESSING NOW...

5 Terminal will process the transaction. PROCESSING NOW... 2 Select LAST then press ENTER key. Printing the latest approved transaction receipt 6 Transaction Approved. II-7b. INVOICE NUMBER 1 Select DUPLICATE PRINT then 7 Remove customer s chip card. 2 Select INVOICE by pressing arrow down key once then 8 Print duplicate? Press YES to print 2 nd copy. 3 Key-in INVOICE NUMBER. Invoice number is the last 6 digits of the RRN. Example: 123456 II-7. DUPLICATE PRINT The operator can have more than one copy of the approved transaction receipt. II-7a. LAST TRANSACTION 1 Select DUPLICATE PRINT then Then press ENTER PRINTING

III. SUPERVISOR OPERATIONS III-1. REFUND A data capture transaction that is initiated by the Retailer to credit the cardholder for a refund of goods or services, and to debit the retailer s account accordingly. It requires the cardholder to enter the PIN and also requires the retailer s supervisor password and the retailer s signature. III-1a. REFUND - Magnetic Stripe Card 1 Select NEW TRANS then press 5 Key-in merchant password. Example: 1111 6 Key-in Retrieval Reference Number or RRN. Example: 900001234567 Then press ENTER. 7 Key-in customer s Personal Identification Number or PIN. 2 Select REFUND by pressing arrow down key once, then Example: 1234 8 Terminal will process the transaction. 3 Key-in REFUND amount. Example: SAR100.00 PROCESSING NOW... 9 Transaction Approved. 4 Swipe customer s card. Example: SPAN Card Press ENTER for duplicate copy. III-1b. REFUND - CHIP Card

1 Select NEW TRANS then press 6 Key-in Retrieval Reference Number or RRN. Example: 900001234567 2 Select REFUND by pressing arrow down key once, then 7 Key-in customer s Personal Identification Number or PIN. Example: 1234 3 Key-in REFUND amount. Example: SAR100.00 8 Terminal will process the transaction. PROCESSING NOW... 4 Insert customer s card. Example: SPAN Card SELECTING SPAN 9 Transaction Approved. 5 Key-in merchant password. 10 Remove customer s chip card. Example: 1111

11 Print duplicate? Press YES to print 2 nd copy. 5 Terminal will process the reconciliation. PROCESSING NOW... III-2. RECONCILIATION The supervisor should select this operation at the end of day, so that the totals will be validated against the bank totals since the last reconciliation operation. 1 Select MAIN MENU by pressing arrow down key twice (2X) then 6 Reconciliation approved. Press ENTER for duplicate copy. 2 Select BATCH by pressing arrow down key once then III-3. SNAPSHOT BALANCES The supervisor can perform this operation at any time to print the totals without resetting the totals. 1 Select MAIN MENU by pressing arrow down key twice (2X) then 3 Select RECONCILE then press 2 Select BATCH by pressing arrow down key once then 4 Key-in merchant password. Example: 1111 3 Select SNAPSHOT by pressing arrow down key once then Printing SNAPSHOT receipt

III-4. RUNNING TOTALS The supervisor should perform this operation at the end of each shift, so the totals will be reset and a fresh account starts for the next shift. 1 Select MAIN MENU by pressing arrow down key twice (2X) then 2 Key-in 90 (nine and zero) then 3 Key-in old password. Example: 1111 2 Select BATCH by pressing arrow down key once then 4 Key-in NEW password. Example: 2222 3 Select RUNNING by pressing arrow down key once then Printing receipt 5 Key-in NEW password again. Example: 2222 III-5. PASSWORD CHANGE The supervisor can perform this operation at any time to change the merchant password. 1 Select MERCH FUNCTIONS by pressing arrow down key once then 6 Transaction accepted. Password has been changed.

IV. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS V. Retrieval Reference Number (RRN) 1. REVERSAL transaction is always OFFLINE. 2. No REVERSAL transaction for International Card Scheme (ICS). 3. PURCHASE ADVICE transaction is always OFFLINE. 4. PURCHASE with CASH BACK is only for SPAN chip card. 5. CASH ADVANCE is not allowed for SPAN, MAESTRO and ELECTRON. Retrieval Reference Number or RRN is a 12 Alphanumeric character reference supplied by the system retaining the original source information and used to assist in locating that information or a copy of it. This Data Element is mandatory for all financial transaction and reversal messages. The RRN should always be printed in full on the POS receipt.

VI. RECEIPT PAPER INSTALLATION Installation of the receipt thermal paper in the terminal. 1 Remove terminal and paper roll from its packaging. VII. COMMOM TERMINAL ERROR MESSAGES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION * PAPER OUT Displayed when paper failure has been detected by the terminal. * WAITING FOR LINE / LINE IDLE The telephone line is engaged or disconnected. 2 With your fingers, open the printer cover as shown. * CARD ERROR The card is swiped incorrectly, or the card reader is defective. * TRAN NOT ALLOWED FOR CARD SCHEME / CARD SCHEME NOT SUPPORTED / UNSUPPORTED CARD Displayed when an attempt has been made to process a transaction which is not allowed by the bank card scheme represented by card account number. 3 Drop paper roll into paper holder as shown. Pull paper as shown. Close the printer cover. * ALLOWABLE PIN TRIES EXCEEDED * MANUAL ENTRY NOT ALLOWED * RETRY PIN / INCORRECT PIN / WRONG PIN Displayed when the cardholder has unsuccessfully entered a PIN the maximum number of times. Manually entered card numbers are not allowed in this operation. Displayed when an incorrect PIN has been entered. 4 Pull and tear paper against the paper receipt tear bar as shown. * EXPIRED CARD, CONTACT YOUR BANK * APPLICATION BLOCKED The card is already expired, or the expiry date is incorrectly entered. Displayed when the selected application is blocked. * CARD BLOCKED Displayed when the card is blocked. * PIN BLOCKED Displayed when the offline PIN has been blocked. * TRIES LEFT : XX Displayed when an offline PIN has been incorrectly entered. XX is the number of tries remaining.

* CARD FAIL Displayed when the chip card has been inserted through the chip reader and no data is detected on the card. continuation COMMOM TERMINAL ERROR MESSAGES * AMOUNT / TRANS EXCEEDED Displayed when the merchant attempted a transaction where the amount exceeded the upper limit for card scheme. * CHIP NOT SUPPORTED The acquirer doesn t support chip cards. * USER CANCELLED Transaction cancelled by merchant. * CARD DECLINED Transaction declined by card. * PLEASE REGISTER TERMINAL FIRST Displayed when a transaction has been attempted on the terminal which requires registration. * SETTLEMENT REQUIRED Displayed when the terminal requires reconciliation. * RECONCILIATION UNSUCCESSFUL Indicates that reconciliation at the terminal has successfully been completed but the terminal is out-of-balance. * TEMPORARILY OUT OF SERVICE Displayed when the terminal reached the maximum SAF depth / SAF accumulative amount limit.

POS User Guide Optimum T42xx/M42xx