CCV V400M, User Manual

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1.2 Using the payment terminal
1.2.1 Conditions of use
The Dutch Payments Association is an organisation that focuses on the security of
electronic payment transactions, among other things. To increase this security, the
Dutch Payments Association has drawn up guidelines for the use of the payment
methods.
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Make sure the customer can always see the payment card.
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Customers have to insert the payment card themselves.
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Show the customer how to insert the payment card if they cannot do it themselves.
1.2.2 Settings for optimal use of Wi-Fi
Basic settings
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Set your router/access point to mixed mode (Wi-Fi B/G/N/AC) or fixed mode
(Wi-Fi B/G). The payment terminal supports Wi-Fi B/G. Consult your network
administrator or supplier if you want to change these settings.
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We advise you to secure your network. The payment terminal supports several Wi-Fi
security types. To ensure the best protection for your terminal, choose WPA2.
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The payment terminal supports both dynamic IP addresses (DHCP) and static IP
addresses. We recommend using DHCP.
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Fully charge the terminal battery before using it.
Network settings
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We recommend using QoS (Quality Of Service) if your Wi-Fi network supports
multiple Wi-Fi devices. This ensures that there is always enough bandwidth
available and that the payment terminal is given priority in the network.
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You can set up multiple Wi-Fi networks on the payment terminal.
Router settings
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Place your router/access point within 30 meters of the area in which the terminal is
used. Use repeaters if you are using the payment terminal in a larger area.
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In areas with a high level of Wi-Fi traffic (city centres, conference centres, etc.),
check which Wi-Fi channel is used the least. We recommend setting up this
channel in your network.
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If possible, use the ‘G’ standard.