VeriFone VX 520 Specifications Page 1

VeriFone Part Number DOC252-004-EN-B, Revision BVX 520Reference Guide

PREFACEConventions and Acronyms10 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEAcronym DefinitionsVarious acronyms are used in place of the full definition. Table 2 presents

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload Tools100 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEterminal). A special cable (VPN 05651-xx) connects the RS-232 serial ports of the two syst

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload ContentVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 101DDL.EXE is a Windows program included in the Verix V DTK (Verix V Developer’s Toolkit).D

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFull and Partial Downloads102 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFull and PartialDownloadsWhen preparing to initiate a download procedure, choo

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFull and Partial DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 103Implementation of full and partial downloads generally follow the following ru

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSSupport for Multiple Applications104 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• Partial downloads are routinely performed by many applications. This

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSUse of RAM and Flash MemoryVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 105Physical andLogical Access toFile GroupsThe VX 520 operating system controls

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSUse of RAM and Flash Memory106 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEDefragment FlashFor ApplicationDownloadsBefore performing an application down

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSUse of RAM and Flash MemoryVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 107If you do not insert a SETDRIVE.F special file in the download list, all file

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSUse of RAM and Flash Memory108 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEIf you do not insert SETGROUP.n special files into the download list, all fil

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSUse of RAM and Flash MemoryVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 109Using DDL.EXE toAutomaticallyRedirect FilesThe version of DDL.EXE included in

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 11CHAPTER 1Terminal OverviewThis chapter provides a brief description of the VX 520 terminal:• The VX 520 is a high performance

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication Requirements110 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEIn this type of data transfer operation, some file redirection does occu

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication RequirementsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 111• Application files other than executables (for example, font and data f

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication Requirements112 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE3 The file authentication module builds a list of all newly detected cer

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication RequirementsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1135 Signature files are now processed (after certificate files). The file

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication Requirements114 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFile GroupPermissionsThis section discusses how file authentication cont

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication RequirementsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 115• Before initiating an OS download, either full or partial, ensure that

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSFile Authentication Requirements116 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• All certificates transfer to Group 1 RAM on the receiving terminal, ex

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSEffect of Downloads on Existing Files and DataVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 117Optimize AvailableMemory Space forSuccessfulDownloadsOne c

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSSet Up the Download Environment118 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• All current passwords are retained on the receiving terminal during an

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSSet Up the Download EnvironmentVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 119Cable Connectionfor DirectDownloadsThere are two cables for direct downlo

TERMINAL OVERVIEWFeatures and Benefits12 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFeatures andBenefitsVX 520 terminals provide the right combination of features and func

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSSet Up the Download Environment120 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE2 Confirm that the parameters for the download by telephone are set in th

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSSet Up the Download EnvironmentVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1213<application prompt>If an application already resides on the termi

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Application Downloads122 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEDirectApplicationDownloadsThis section provides the hardware and software ch

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Application DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 123Checklist for Effectson Files andSettings in theReceiving TerminalDirect App

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Application Downloads124 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDETable 18 Direct Application Download ProcedureStep Display Action1VERIX TERM

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Application DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1254VTM DOWNLOAD MGR Gnn1> Modem2> COM13> COM24> SD Card5> Memor

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Application Downloads126 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE6**VERIFYING FILES**CHECK CERTIFICATEFILENAME.CRT*AUTHENTIC*On startup, the

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Operating System DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 127Direct OperatingSystemDownloadsThis section provides the hardware and s

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Operating System Downloads128 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEDirect OperatingSystem DownloadProcedureThe procedure in Table 19 descr

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Operating System DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1293VTM DOWNLOAD MGR 1> Full dnld2> Partial dnldSelect a full or par

TERMINAL OVERVIEWFeatures and BenefitsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 13CountertopPerformance in aHandover Design• The 32-bit processing and multi-tasking capa

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDirect Operating System Downloads130 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE6**VERIFYING FILES**CHECK CERTIFICATEFILENAME.CRT*AUTHENTIC*When the OS

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload by TelephoneVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 131Download byTelephoneThe procedure to perform an application or OS download by telep

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload by Telephone132 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE2VERIX TERMINAL MGR EDITGROUP nn PASSWORD__________Enter the password for Group 1 a

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload by TelephoneVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1337VTM DOWNLOAD MGR Gnn*ZA APPLICATION ID______________If *ZA (application ID) is not

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload by Telephone134 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE10**VERIFYING FILES**COMPARE SIGNATUREFILENAME.P7SFILENAME.OUT*AUTHENTIC*On startup

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSBack-to-Back Application DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 135Back-to-BackApplicationDownloadsThis section provides the hardware and

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSBack-to-Back Application Downloads136 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEChecklist for Effectson Files andSettings in theReceiving TerminalBack

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSBack-to-Back Application DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 137The PC transfers files to the Gold terminal.Download Application Files

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSBack-to-Back Application Downloads138 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFigure 35 illustrates these two phases and how they relate to each oth

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSBack-to-Back Application DownloadsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 139• The Target terminal has no applications loaded.• There is enough mem

TERMINAL OVERVIEWFeatures and Benefits14 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash Drive140 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEDownload from aUSB Flash DriveThe procedure provided in Table 22 guides y

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash DriveVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 141Each RAM folder should contain a CONFIG.SYS file of parameters for applic

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash Drive142 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEAfter creating a CONFIG.SYS downloadable file, move the created file to t

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash DriveVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 143USB Flash DriveDownloadProcedureTo begin downloading from a USB flash dri

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash Drive144 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE4VERIX TERMINAL MGR DOWNLOAD Gnn1> Full dnld2> Partial dnldSelect w

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash DriveVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 1458VERIX TERMINAL MGR DOWNLOAD GnnUSB DOWNLOAD COMPLETEThe terminal will au

PERFORMING DOWNLOADSDownload from a USB Flash Drive146 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE8<application prompt>If the downloaded application successfully aut

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 147CHAPTER 7SpecificationsThis chapter discusses power requirements, dimensions, and other specifications of the VX 520 termina

SPECIFICATIONSExternal Dimensions148 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEExternalDimensions• Length: 203 mm (7.9 in)• Width: 87 mm (3.4 in)NOTEVeriFone ships varian

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 149CHAPTER 8MaintenanceThe VX 520 terminal has no user-maintainable parts. Clean theTerminalTo clean the terminal, use a clean

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 15CHAPTER 2Terminal SetupThis chapter describes the terminal setup procedure. You will learn about: • Selecting Terminal Locati

MAINTENANCESmart Card Reader150 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 151CHAPTER 9VeriFone Service and SupportFor terminal problems, contact your local VeriFone representative or service provider.

VERIFONE SERVICE AND SUPPORTAccessories and Documentation152 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEc Complete the Inquiry Contact Form athttp://www.verifone.com/about

VERIFONE SERVICE AND SUPPORTAccessories and DocumentationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 153ConnectorsThermal PrinterPaperSupplementaryHardwareVeriFone Cleanin

VERIFONE SERVICE AND SUPPORTAccessories and Documentation154 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 155CHAPTER 10Troubleshooting GuidelinesThe troubleshooting guidelines provided in the following section are included to assist

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINESTerminal Does Not Dial Out156 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDETerminal DoesNot Dial OutIf the terminal does not dial out:• Check the t

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINESTransactions Fail To ProcessVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 157TransactionsFail To ProcessThere are several reasons why the terminal

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINESPrinter Does Not Print158 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEPrinter Does NotPrintIf the printer does not work properly:• Check terminal

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 159APPENDIX ASystem MessagesThis appendix describes two categories of error and information messages. For ease of use, these me

TERMINAL SETUPUnpacking the Shipping Carton16 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• Do not use the terminal outdoors. ElectricalConsiderations• Avoid using this pr

SYSTEM MESSAGESError Messages160 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDELOAD DBMON.OUTThe DBMON.OUT debugging monitor program is included in the SDK, but is not stored

SYSTEM MESSAGESError MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 161VERIX TERMINAL MGRDOWNLOAD GnnGID: nnAPP ID: nnnnSTATUS: DOWNLOADING<error message>The fo

SYSTEM MESSAGESError Messages162 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEPRINTER ID PVERSION 0PRED1A1STATUS 22PRINTER BUSYTEST F3PAPER FEED F4When you select TEST F3 o

SYSTEM MESSAGESError MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 163STARTUP ERRORSDOWNLOAD NEEDED<error message>The following error messages may occur if a d

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation Messages164 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEInformationMessagesThe following information messages may appear when the VX 520 terminal

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 165VERIX TERMINAL MGRDOWNLOAD GnnUNIT RECEIVE MODE***_______An application is being download

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation Messages166 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEERROR LOGVERIX TERMINAL MGR ERR LOGTYPE 1TASK 2TIME 060302201212CPSR 40000010PC 00000004L

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 167INTERNAL PIN PAD DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATIONINTERNAL PIN PADMEMORY TEST PASSEDIPP8 EMUL01A 0

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation Messages168 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDERAM DIRECTORY Gnn<filename>36 MM/DD/YY -<filename>36 MM/DD/YY -<filename&g

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 169PRINTER DIAGNOSTICS INFORMATIONPRINTER ID PVERSION 0PRED1A1STATUS 22TEST F3PAPER FEED F4

TERMINAL SETUPExamining Terminal FeaturesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 17ExaminingTerminalFeaturesBefore you continue the installation process, notice the fe

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation Messages170 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDESTARTUP INFORMATIONVERIFONE VX 520QT00E20B12/22/2009 VerixCOPYRIGHT 1997-2009VERIFONEALL

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation MessagesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 171**VERIFYING FILES**CHECK CERTIFICATEFILENAME.CRT*AUTHENTIC*This message appears on screen

SYSTEM MESSAGESInformation Messages172 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEVERIX TERMINAL MGR TERM INFOMDM TYPE 22VER B305xx00yy00zz00MODEM CTRY 89I1 042I3 CX8180

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 173APPENDIX BPort PinoutsThe tables in this appendix list pinouts for the VX 520 terminals. PIN Pad SerialPortRS-232 PortTelco

PORT PINOUTSEthernet Port174 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEEthernet PortUSB PinoutDC Input JackPolarityConnector PIN Function Description1 TXD+ Transmit data

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 175APPENDIX CASCII TableASCII ValuesThe following section shows the ASCII table for the VX 520 display.Table 25 VX 520 Display

ASCII TABLEASCII Values176 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 177APPENDIX DKeypress Scan CodesKeypress ScanCodes TableThe following section shows the Keypad Scan Code table for the VX 520.T

KEYPRESS SCAN CODESKeypress Scan Codes Table178 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEDual KeypressWhen certain pairs of keys are pressed, the console driver detects

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 179GLOSSARYAccess Code A code number dialed to gain access to a telephone line, such as dialing the number 9 to reach an outsid

TERMINAL SETUPExamining Terminal Features18 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• A magnetic card reader, built into the right side. The icon at the right shows the

GLOSSARY180 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDECarrier Usually, an analog signal that is selected to match the characteristics of a particular transmission system.

GLOSSARYVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 181Fixed prompt A system prompt or message stored as part of system firmware in terminal memory. Fixed prompts appear o

GLOSSARY182 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDENormal Mode The operating mode for normal transaction processing. The main application (downloaded and authenticated

GLOSSARYVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 183Remote host computer A host computer connected to a VX 520 terminal over a dial-up telephone line to download files

GLOSSARY184 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDETelephone line The standard telephone wiring connecting your phone or terminal to a local or private telephone compa

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 185INDEXAaccessories 152documentation 153ordering 153power packs 152telephone line cord 153thermal printer paper 153VeriFone cl

INDEXE186 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEeffect on existing files and data 117file authentication 114file authentication and back-to-back application downloads

INDEXIVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 187definition 76development certificates 86downloading a certificate 86downloading sponsor and signer certificates 87file

INDEXN188 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDENnon-protected records 49Ooperating system downloads 103optimize memory space 117optional devicesconnecting 27Ppaper j

INDEXUVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 189number of resets 171password 43, 44service and support 151using terminal keys 35verify status 42terminal featuresgener

TERMINAL SETUPExamining Terminal FeaturesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 19Figure 4 and Figure 5 show the connection ports for the VX 520 terminal.Figure 4 VX

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TERMINAL SETUPExamining Terminal Features20 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDETo use theconnection portsThe connection ports offer multiple connectivity for the V

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling the Smart Battery (VX 520 GPRS Only)VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 21Installing theSmart Battery(VX 520 GPRSOnly)The smart battery fi

TERMINAL SETUPEstablishing Telephone Line Connections22 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEEstablishingTelephone LineConnectionsConnect the telephone cord to the c

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling the Paper Roll in the PrinterVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 23Installing thePaper Roll in thePrinterA fast, quiet thermal printer is

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling the Paper Roll in the Printer24 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE5 Drop the paper roll into the printer tray.Figure 10 Loading Paper Rol

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling/Replacing MSAM CardsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 258 Tear the paper off against the serrated metal strip in the printer.Installing/

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling/Replacing MSAM Cards26 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE4 Hold the MSAM cardholder panel, grasp firmly and pull upward to expose the MSA

TERMINAL SETUPInstalling/Replacing SIM Card (VX 520 GPRS Only)VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 27Installing/Replacing SIMCard (VX 520GPRS Only)The VX 520 GPRS t

TERMINAL SETUPConnecting Optional Devices28 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEOptional DeviceConnectionsThe VX 520 terminal has a port that can operate either as

TERMINAL SETUPConnecting Optional DevicesVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 29Figure 18 provides an example of a peripheral connection to the USB port. Figure 18

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 3CONTENTSPREFACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Audience. . . . . . . . . . .

TERMINAL SETUPConnecting the Terminal Power Pack30 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEConnecting theTerminal PowerPackWhen you have finished connecting optional pe

TERMINAL SETUPCharging the Smart Battery (VX 520 GPRS Only)VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 317 Plug the AC power cord into a wall outlet or powered surge prote

TERMINAL SETUPPrivacy Shield (Optional)32 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEPrivacy Shield(Optional)The privacy shield protects the customers’ PIN entry from bein

TERMINAL SETUPUsing the Magnetic Card ReaderVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 333 Remove the card only when the application indicates the transaction is complete

TERMINAL SETUPUsing the Magnetic Card Reader34 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 35CHAPTER 3Using the Terminal KeysBefore proceeding to other tasks, familiarize yourself with the operational features of the V

USING THE TERMINAL KEYSData Entry Modes36 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEData EntryModesBefore you can use the keys on the front panel to enter ASCII character

USING THE TERMINAL KEYSKeypad FunctionsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 37KeypadFunctionsThe keypad is a 13-key arrangement, consisting of a 12-key Telco-style

USING THE TERMINAL KEYSKeypad Functions38 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEUse the ALPHA key to enter up to 50 different ASCII characters through the following p

USING THE TERMINAL KEYSKeypad FunctionsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 39Table 4 lists all the ASCII characters you can type using the ALPHA key and the Telco

CONTENTS4 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDECHAPTER 4Verix TerminalManagerWhen to Use Verix Terminal Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

USING THE TERMINAL KEYSProgrammable Function (PF) Key Descriptions40 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEProgrammableFunction (PF)KeyDescriptionsThe row of four PF

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 41CHAPTER 4Verix Terminal Manager This chapter describes a category of terminal functions called terminal manager operations.•

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERLocal and Remote Operations42 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDELocal andRemoteOperationsThe terminal manager operations available on a VX 5

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGEREntering Verix Terminal ManagerVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 43Entering VerixTerminalManagerTo prevent unauthorized use of the Verix Te

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERPasswords44 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEPasswordsHandle passwords as you would PC passwords.System PasswordWhen you key in the system

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 45To return to a previous menu, press the PF1 key (the leftmost key above the

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus46 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEThe Display column in Table 6 indicates what appears on the terminal displa

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 47Enter and Exit VerixTerminal ManagerTo enter terminal manager after you hav

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus48 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEMenu 1In this menu you can restart the terminal, edit parameters, download

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 49Edit Keyed Files A keyed file is a collection of individual records that co

CONTENTSVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 5File Group Permissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114Download an O

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus50 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDETable 8 Verix Terminal Manager Menu 1Display ActionVERIX TERMINAL MGR1>

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 51GID nn: *APNAMEFILE CONFIG.SYS<curr value>1> Add VariableTo create

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus52 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE2> EDIT PARAMETERS 2> FINDGID nn: *APNAMEPARAMETER: _________________

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 53VTM DOWNLOAD MGR Gnn1> Single-app2> Multi-appSelect to download singl

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus54 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEVERIX TERMINAL MGR DOWNLOAD GnnGIDS TO REASE:1,2,4If a FULL multiple downlo

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 55VTM DOWNLOAD MGR GnnUnit Receive ModeWAITING FOR DOWNLOADChoose 3> COM2

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus56 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEUnavailableChoose 2> COM6 to download via the COM 6 port.To return to th

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 57VTM DOWNLOAD MGR Gnn*ZA APPLICATION ID______________If *ZA (application ID)

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus58 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE4> MEMORY USAGEMEMORY USAGERAM FILES nnnnINUSE nnnnAVAIL nnnn↓This scre

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 59Menu 2In this menu, you can view the Enterprise Open Source (EOS) directory

CONTENTS6 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDECHAPTER 9VeriFone Serviceand SupportReturn a Terminal for Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus60 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE2> CLEAR MEMORYVERIX TERMINAL MGRGroup ID: nnTo clear a file group’s me

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 614> TERMINAL INFO F3VTM MGR TERMINAL INFO Serl No nnn-nnn-nnnPTID 120000

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus62 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE5> DIAGSVERIX DIAGS MGR1> Printer Diag2> IPP Diag3> ICC Diags4&

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 635> DIAGS 3 > ICC DIAGSVoyLib 03.06 0000VxOS11 PSCR Build 04SCRLIB 2.B

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus64 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE5> DIAGS 6 > DEBUGGERVERIX TERMINAL MGRGroup ID: nnSelect 6> DEBUG

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 655> DIAGS > PF1 KEY > TAMPER LOGTAMPER LOG05/29/09 06:29 0000105/29

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus66 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE5> DIAGS > PF1 KEY > USB INFOUSB DEVICE INFOUSB Device 1 InfoSeria

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 676 > SYSTEM ERROR LOGVERIX ERROR LOGTYPE 1TASK 2 GID 2TIME 070806150146CP

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus68 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEMenu 3In this menu, you can adjust the clock, display contrast, change pass

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 691> CLOCK 1> INCREMENT HOURTIME AND DATEHH:MM:SSMM:DD:YYSelect 1> I

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 7PREFACEThis guide is your primary source of information for setting up and installing the VX 520 series of terminals.AudienceT

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus70 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE2> CONSOLE SETTINGSVTM CONSOLE MGR1> Console Beeper OFF2> Console

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 71VTM PASSWORD MGRNEW __________Type the new password and press . Note: The

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus72 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE4> KEY MANAGEMENT 1> IPP KEY LOADVERIX TERMINAL MGRPlease enterPasswo

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager MenusVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 73RKL Key StatusPrivate key hashPress to return to the KEY MANAGEMENTscreen

VERIX TERMINAL MANAGERVerix Terminal Manager Menus74 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 75CHAPTER 5File AuthenticationThis chapter discusses VeriShield’s file authentication security architecture and provides the fo

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication76 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDESpecial Files Usedin the FileAuthenticationProcessThe following special

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 77Certificates Contain Keys That Authenticate Signature Files• Sponsor ce

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication78 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEHow FileAuthenticationWorksFile authentication consists of three basic

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 79Figure 27 illustrates the development process.Figure 27 The Development

PREFACERelated Documentation8 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEChapter 10, Troubleshooting Guidelines. Provides troubleshooting guidelines, should you encounter

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication80 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEPre-Deployment ProcessIn this process:1 A sponsor goes to the VeriFone

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 81Deployment ProcessIn this process:1 The sponsor provides the applicatio

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication82 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFigure 29 illustrates the deployment process.Figure 29 The Deployment P

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 83Planning for FileAuthenticationFile authentication is an integral part

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication84 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEIt is not mandatory to always download a signature file and its target

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 85For non-executable files, it is the application’s responsibility to con

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication86 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEA development set of higher-level certificates is downloaded into each

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 87Deployment TerminalsWhile the application development process is being

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication88 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEFigure 30 illustrates the certificate trees in development and deployme

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File AuthenticationVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 89Table 13 Differences Between Required InputsDevelopment Terminals Deplo

PREFACEConventions and AcronymsVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 9The caution symbol indicates possible hardware or software failure, or loss of data.The termina

FILE AUTHENTICATIONIntroduction to File Authentication90 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEReplace a Sponsor CertificateA sponsor may need to clear the current sp

FILE AUTHENTICATIONFile Authentication and the File SystemVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 91FileAuthenticationand the FileSystemApplication Memory Logically Di

FILE AUTHENTICATIONFile Authentication and the File System92 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEapplication is usually the main application stored in Group 1 and c

FILE AUTHENTICATIONFile Authentication and the File SystemVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 93If the signature file authenticates its target file, and if the *FA

FILE AUTHENTICATIONVeriShield File Signing Tool94 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDEThe normal size of a signature file is approximately 400 bytes. Depending on t

FILE AUTHENTICATIONVeriShield File Signing ToolVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 95• Graphical interface mode (Windows NT or Windows 95): Use the VeriShield File

FILE AUTHENTICATIONVeriShield File Signing Tool96 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE-F, -f Name of the application file to sign (*.out, *.lib, or other file type)

FILE AUTHENTICATIONVeriShield File Signing ToolVX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 97Please note also how the command-line mode switches described in Table 15 are

FILE AUTHENTICATIONVeriShield File Signing Tool98 VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE• When all entries are complete, press ALT+O or click the OK button to execute

VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 99CHAPTER 6Performing DownloadsThis chapter contains information and procedures to allow you to perform the various types of da