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Ingenico FLEX IPP320 User Manual

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FLEX iPP320 - Installation Guide_v1.50.docx
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IV. Training
This section summarizes the minimum set of topics to be covered during merchant training.
Chip cards
Show how to differentiate between magnetic stripe cards and chip cards.
Information on chip cards:
o Chip is a micro-computer
o More secure than the magnetic stripe because it requires keys to access
the chip
o Requires a PIN for both credit and debit
o The PIN is stored on the chip and is validated locally at the terminal
o Can support more than one payment method on the same card
o Except in the case of certain specific technical problems, the magnetic
stripe cannot be used to perform transactions on a terminal that supports
the chip.
You may refer the merchant to the User Guide for additional details.
The terminal
Show the locations of the chip card reader, the magnetic stripe reader and
Contactless reader
o Emphasize that the chip card must remain in the reader until the terminal
asks for it to be removed
Configuration and troubleshooting mode
This procedure could be requested by technical support when troubleshooting a
problem.
To unlock the Payment Terminal’s configuration and troubleshooting menus, the
user must press the Yellow key followed by the “0” key.
The FLEX PIN pad will automatically return to locked FLEX mode when a
service request is received from the merchant’s Point-of-sale System. The user
must repeat the unlock procedure as needed to come back to the configuration
and troubleshooting mode.

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Ingenico FLEX IPP320 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ConnectivityEthernet
Card ReaderMagnetic Stripe
ProtocolsIP
Payment MethodsContactless
Power SupplyVia Ethernet or external power adapter
Operating Temperature0°C to +40°C

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