ViVOtech 030XXDT Transmitter, Driver Through User Manual

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turning lhe equipment on and on the user a encouraged to try to mm: mo |nlnlletence by
one or more 0' the VOIIMW manure:
-- Reorlent or relocate the receiving antenna.
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wttn part 15 oi the FCC Rules Operation l: subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This devroe may not cause narmlul interference. and (2) this
device mint accept any interference received. including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
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ViVOpay 3000 EMV User Guide
The merchant operation at the WVOpay DT Plus is very simple and almost entirely
automated. Once installed. the clerk's role on the operation of the system is simply to
guide new customers to hold their cell phones or plastic cards enabled with a
contactless RF chip in front of the Reader Module. The information is automatically
transferred to POS system and processed in the same way a standard magnetic card
would be.
How it Works
Contactless deyioes as cell phones and plastic cards are enabled with RF tags that
securelyrelee’se the payment information to the WVOpay DT terminals without the need
of physical contact with the Point of Sale tenninal using contactless technology.The
ViVOpay DT is constantly emitting a magnetic field. when it detects an RF tag in the field
it communicates with it and retrieves the payment irrlorrnation. The card information is
then transmitted to the P08 device via “direct serial connection.
Typical Usage
1. The customer approaches the clerk with one or more items to purchase. The derk
enters the items into the (ash register, and once done. asks the consumer for the form
of payment and mentions the contacfless payment opfion by pointing to the WVOpay.
2. The consumer pulls it‘s contactless cell phone or plastic card and holds it in front ot
the wVOpay UT
3. The ViVOpay DT quickly reads the inlormation from the card
through RF technology - no physical contact is necessary. In
a fraction of a second the reader validates the card, and
secures the transaction.
(As the reader is facing the customer and probably the clerk
won‘t be seeing the LEDs, a beep will let the clerk know that
the read was successful),
4. ViVOpay DT automatically sends the information to the
POS. which processes it as a conventional magnetic stripe
card, though with increased security.
(Besides mentioning contact/ass payments and pointing to
Consumers 1.55: need
to hold their P-wpass
. u . - » ' v i r
the ViVOpayDTunit no intervention from the clerk is necessary ew'g’ m in" o
. . the V|VOpay
during the entire procedure).
5. The POS terminal prints the receipt, which the clerk gives
to the consumer for signature as with any other purchase.
LEDs and Sound
The ViVOpay DT is equipped with 4 LEDs on it
interface to provide consumers feedback on th
transaction all 4 LEDs will turn on and a beep \
that the transaction is completed.
Idle: Just first LED is ON
Read SUCCESS: all LEDs will be turned
on while the module emits a sound
acknowledging the success.
Read ERROR: If there's an error while
reading a card the LEDs will not turn
On and no sound will be emitted
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