39Configuration Options
Extra Input
As per the Primary database, but for the Secondary database.
Extra Input Mask
As per the Primary database, but for the Secondary database.
Extra Input Prompt
As per the Primary database, but for the Secondary database.
Auxiliary Tab
Contains the configuration information for auxiliary record validation on the terminal.
User Prompt
As per the Secondary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Hide Number Entry
As per the Secondary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Allow Search
As per the Secondary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Verify Type
As per the Primary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Confirm Name
As per the Primary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Record Count
As per the Primary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Name Length
As per the Primary database, but for the Auxiliary database.
Disbursement Tab
Automatic
This section alters it’s behaviour based upon the ‘Run Mode’ setting in the [General] tab; for
instance – If Run Mode is set to Fax, ticking the Automatic tick box will only activate the Fax
disbursement selection.
If the run mode in the [General] tab is set to Multi-Mode, multiple disbursements may be entered
with associated key numbers. The key numbers are displayed to the user when they begin a
session to determine which disbursement they are using.
Manual User Prompt
When the terminal setup is not associated with an automatic disbursement, the user is prompted for
a disbursement number. This is the prompt that they see.
Session Limit
This Number represents the number of Disbursement's that can be handled during a session. If this
is set to 0 then the terminal will allow unlimited Disbursements to be validated in a session. If set to
1 or more the Terminal will exit back to the idle state after that number of Disbursement validations
has occurred. When this is used the user is prompted to enter a Disbursement code, after they
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