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VX 520 REFERENCE GUIDE 179
GLOSSARY
Access Code A code number dialed to gain
access to a telephone line, such as dialing the
number 9 to reach an outside line.
Application ID An alphanumeric code that
identifies an application program downloaded to a
terminal from a download computer. For ZonTalk
2000 application downloads, the application ID is
stored in the CONFIG.SYS record which begins with
the *ZA key. A VX 520 application ID can be up to 21
characters long. For VeriCentre Download
Management Module, the application ID, as well as
other CONFIG.SYS variables, may differ from those
used for ZonTalk 2000.
Application program The ordered set of
programmed instructions by which a computer
performs an intended task or series of tasks.
Application prompt The information shown on
the terminal’s display panel when power is applied to
the terminal, assuming that an application program
has already been downloaded into the terminal’s
memory and authenticated by the file authentication
module. The application prompt often contains a
graphical logo, and date and time, but it can consist
of anything the programmer chooses for that
purpose.
ASCII Abbreviation for American Standard Code for
Information Interchange. A 7-bit code (with no parity
bit) that provides a total of 128 bit patterns (see
ASCII Table). ASCII codes are widely used for
information interchange in data processing and
communication systems.
Back-to-back application download The
process of copying the contents of one terminal’s
application memory to another terminal’s application
memory. A terminal-to-terminal application upload
require that the sending and receiving terminal be
connected to each other by a serial cable. The same
operation as a terminal-to-terminal application
upload.
Baud The number of times per second that a
system, especially a data transmission channel,
changes state. The state of a system may represent
a bit, digit, or symbol. For a POS terminal, the baud
rate indicates the number of bits per second that are
transmitted or received by the terminal’s serial ports
or modem.
Bit Short for binary digit. Either of the two digits 0
and 1 in the binary number system. Also, a unit of
information equal to one binary decision. The bit is
the smallest unit of storage and hence of information
in any binary system within a computer.
Block A collection of data units such as words,
characters, or records (generally more than a single
word) that are stored in adjacent physical positions
in memory or on a peripheral storage device. A block
can therefore be treated as a single unit for reading,
writing, and other data communication operations.
Boot loader Also called a bootloader or bootstrap
loader. A short program, stored in flash, that allows
the terminal to continue operating during an
operating system download procedure, until the new
operating system is downloaded into terminal
memory.
Buffer A temporary memory area for data, normally
used to accommodate the difference in the rate at
which two devices can handle data during a transfer.
Byte A term developed to indicate a measurable
number of consecutive binary digits that are usually
operated on as a unit. For the VX 520, a byte
consists of eight bits. See also Bit.
Calendar/clock chip A real-time clock inside the
VX 520 terminal which keeps track of the current
date and time.
Card reader Also called magnetic stripe card
reader. The slot on the right side of the VX 520
terminal that automatically reads data stored in the
magnetic stripe on the back of a specially-encoded
card when you swipe the card through the slot.
- Reference Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
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- Audience 7
- Organization 7
- Conventions and 8
- Acronyms 8
- Table 1 Document Conventions 9
- Convention 9
- Acronym Definitions 10
- CHAPTER 1 11
- Features and 12
- Benefits 12
- TERMINAL OVERVIEW 13
- Features and Benefits 13
- GUIDE 13 13
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- CHAPTER 2 15
- Unpacking the 16
- Shipping Carton 16
- Examining 17
- Terminal 17
- Features 17
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- TERMINAL SETUP 19
- Examining Terminal Features 19
- GUIDE 19 19
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- Installing the 21
- Smart Battery 21
- (VX 520 GPRS 21
- Establishing 22
- Telephone Line 22
- Connections 22
- Paper Roll in the 23
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- Installing/ 25
- Replacing MSAM 25
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- 2 Remove the battery 27
- 5 Install the battery 27
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- Connecting Optional Devices 29
- GUIDE 29 29
- Connecting the 30
- Terminal Power 30
- Charging the 31
- Privacy Shield 32
- (Optional) 32
- Using the Smart 32
- Card Reader 32
- Using the 33
- Magnetic Card 33
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- CHAPTER 3 35
- Data Entry 36
- Functions 37
- USING THE TERMINAL KEYS 38
- Keypad Functions 38
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- * ,’" * , ’ " 39
- Programmable 40
- Function (PF) 40
- Descriptions 40
- CHAPTER 4 41
- Local and 42
- Operations 42
- Verifying 42
- Terminal Status 42
- Entering Verix 43
- File Groups 43
- Passwords 44
- Verix Terminal 44
- Manager Menus 44
- Action required 45
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- Enter and Exit Verix 47
- Terminal Manager 47
- ERIX TERMINAL MANAGER 48
- VERIX TERMINAL MANAGER 49
- Verix Terminal Manager Menus 49
- GUIDE 49 49
- EFERENCE GUIDE 59 59
- EFERENCE GUIDE 61 61
- 5> DIAGS 3 > ICC DIAGS 63
- 5> DIAGS 6 > DEBUGGER 64
- EFERENCE GUIDE 65 65
- 6 > SYSTEM ERROR LOG 67
- EFERENCE GUIDE 69 69
- 4> KEY MANAGEMENT 71
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- CHAPTER 5 75
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- Signature *.p7s 76
- Private key *.key 76
- Digital certificate *.crt 76
- FILE AUTHENTICATION 77
- GUIDE 77 77
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- GUIDE 79 79
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- GUIDE 81 81
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- Planning for File 83
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- GUIDE 85 85
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- GUIDE 87 87
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- ILE AUTHENTICATION 89
- EFERENCE GUIDE 89 89
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- GUIDE 93 93
- VeriShield File 94
- Signing Tool 94
- Command-Line 95
- Entries for the 95
- VeriShield File Signing Tool 96
- GUIDE 97 97
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- CHAPTER 6 99
- Download Tools 100
- Download 101
- Full and Partial 102
- Downloads 102
- ERFORMING DOWNLOADS 103
- EFERENCE GUIDE 103 103
- Multiple 104
- Applications 104
- Support for 104
- Use of RAM and 105
- Flash Memory 105
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- Redirecting Files to 107
- Other File Groups 107
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- EFERENCE GUIDE 109 109
- Authentication 110
- Requirements 110
- PERFORMING DOWNLOADS 111
- VX 520 R 111
- GUIDE 111 111
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- EFERENCE GUIDE 113 113
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- GUIDE 115 115
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- Effect of 117
- Downloads on 117
- Existing Files 117
- Set Up the 118
- Environment 118
- EFERENCE GUIDE 119 119
- EFERENCE GUIDE 120
- Step Display Action 121
- Application 122
- Direct Application Downloads 123
- GUIDE 123 123
- Direct Operating 127
- Download by 131
- Telephone 131
- Back-to-Back 135
- EFERENCE GUIDE 137 137
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- EFERENCE GUIDE 139 139
- Download from a 140
- USB Flash Drive 140
- GUIDE 141 141
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- Procedure 143
- CHAPTER 7 147
- External 148
- Dimensions 148
- CHAPTER 8 149
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- CHAPTER 9 151
- Accessories and 152
- Documentation 152
- VERIFONE SERVICE AND SUPPORT 153
- Accessories and Documentation 153
- GUIDE 153 153
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- CHAPTER 10 155
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- Transactions 157
- Fail To Process 157
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- APPENDIX A 159
- DOWNLOADING ERRORS 160
- Table 23 Error Messages 160
- Display Action 160
- EDIT PARAMETERS ERROR 161
- PASSWORD ERRORS 161
- PRINTER DIAGNOSTICS ERRORS 161
- REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS ERROR 162
- SMART CARD DIAGNOSTICS ERRORS 162
- STARTUP ERRORS 163
- Information 164
- Messages 164
- Table 24 Information Messages 165
- ERROR LOG 166
- YSTEM MESSAGES 167
- EFERENCE GUIDE 167 167
- PASSWORD INFORMATION 168
- STARTUP INFORMATION 170
- EFERENCE GUIDE 171 171
- APPENDIX B 173
- Ethernet Port 174
- USB Pinout 174
- DC Input Jack 174
- Polarity 174
- APPENDIX C 175
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- APPENDIX D 177
- Dual Keypress 178
- Auto-repeating Keys 178
- GLOSSARY 179
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- GUIDE 187 187
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- GUIDE 189 189
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