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General| Brand | VeriFone |
|---|---|
| Model | Vx810 |
| Category | Payment Terminal |
| Language | English |
Details the key features and benefits of the Vx810 device, covering reliability, security, and flexibility.
Outlines the various cabling scenarios for connecting the Vx810 to different devices and power sources.
Explains the procedure for conducting a smart card transaction with the Vx810.
Details how to conduct a credit/debit card transaction using the Vx810's magnetic stripe card reader.
Explains the different scenarios and user roles that require the use of the Vx810's system mode.
Details password requirements and enforcement by the Verix V OS for sensitive operations and system access.
Lists the three system mode menus (Menu 1, 2, 3) and their primary functions accessible via function keys.
Provides detailed steps on how to enter system mode after turning on the Vx810 device.
Details how to perform various diagnostic tests on the device, such as for smart cards, keypad, MSR, screen, and IPP.
Introduces the VeriShield security architecture, file authentication module, and its supporting infrastructure.
Explains the three basic processes of file authentication: Development, Pre-deployment, and Deployment.
Describes the deployment process, including inputs to VeriShield and how signature files authenticate applications.
Discusses the integral role of file authentication in securing the Vx810's logical security.
Provides methods to ensure target files are successfully authenticated, including checking file execution and status messages.
Explains the functions of digital certificates in file authentication and their hierarchical relationships.
Describes deployment devices and how custom certificates replace default ones for secure deployment.
Details the differences in required inputs for file signing between development and deployment devices.
Discusses how the Vx810's memory is divided into partitions and file groups for applications.
Outlines important file system features related to storing applications in file groups and their impact on file authentication.
Lists three available methods for file and data downloads: Direct, Back-to-back, and USB downloads.
Introduces VeriFone's software tools for downloads: VeriCentre DMM, VeriCentre, and DDL.EXE.
Categorizes files and data that can be downloaded to the Vx810, including OS files, applications, and configuration settings.
Explains the differences between full and partial application/OS downloads and their effects.
Discusses the Vx810's ability to support multiple applications residing and running in its memory.
Explains the file system's division into file groups (GIDs) for managing multiple applications and ensuring data integrity.
Details how file redirection occurs automatically during back-to-back application downloads.
Lists important points about certificates and signature files for application download procedures.
Describes the typical file authentication process that occurs during an application download.
Explains how file authentication controls which entities can store files in specific Vx810 file groups.
Details the procedure and requirements for downloading OS updates, including necessary certificates and signature files.
Discusses the file authentication process for back-to-back application downloads, highlighting key differences.
Discusses how downloads impact existing application files, authentication files, and configuration settings.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for performing a direct application download to the Vx810.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for performing a direct operating system download to the Vx810.
Details the procedure for back-to-back application downloads, involving sending and receiving device preparation.
Lists the detailed technical specifications of the Vx810 device, covering hardware and software components.
Lists common reasons for transaction processing failures and troubleshooting steps for card readers.
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