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Lists all items included in the G10-S ePort kit, including hardware and documentation.
Advises reading instructions and planning the installation location for the Telemeter.
Details mounting the Card Reader when the machine has a second opening for a bill acceptor.
Describes mounting the Card Reader on the outside surface of the vending machine.
Explains installing the Card Reader with a Security Plate when a POS window is present.
The Cantaloupe ePort G10-S is a comprehensive payment solution designed for vending machines, enabling the acceptance of credit/debit transactions via card swipe or RF technology. This quickstart guide provides detailed instructions for installation, signal strength testing, and verification, ensuring proper setup and functionality.
The ePort G10-S Telemeter acts as the central hub for payment processing in vending machines. It integrates with the machine's existing MDB (Multi-Drop Bus) interface, allowing it to communicate with the machine control board and payment devices. The system supports both credit/debit card transactions and RF technology payments, catering to a wide range of customer preferences. Additionally, the G10-S has interfaces for Coin Pulse systems and a serial interface for PC-based systems, offering flexibility in different vending environments. In both Coin Pulse and Serial Modes, parameters can be modified to meet specific design requirements. The device is equipped with an LTE wireless modem for cellular connectivity, enabling remote data reporting and transaction processing. The associated Card Reader (Bezel) facilitates the physical interaction for card swipes and tap-to-pay functions.
The ePort G10-S is a robust and adaptable solution designed to modernize vending machine payment systems, offering convenience for customers and efficient operation for vendors.
| Brand | cantaloupe |
|---|---|
| Model | ePort G10-S |
| Category | Card Reader |
| Language | English |
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