Start-up and Service
Using the FlexPay EPP Mapping Tool
Page 38 MDE-4784D FlexPay™ Encrypting PIN Pad Start-up and Service Manual · December 2011
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The functionality for each of the options under “System Configurations” is described below.
Select the required settings.
•
Key code base
: This field is preset and cannot be modified.
• Options for
Fill out unmapped keys
:
- Automatically with a specific key code
Note: This is the default filling option and the default key code for this option is 0x0C,
the value of which can be changed.
- Manually
- Automatically with the least unused key code
•
Auto mapping
: This field is preset and cannot be modified.
•
Map soft keys
: This field is preset and cannot be modified.
•
Show button labels
: This field is preset and cannot be modified.
•
Show all new auxiliary keys
: Enabling this option will display all the new keys on the
Auxiliary Function Keypad.
•
Modify new auxiliary keys layout
: Enabling this option will allow you to modify the key
layout on the Auxiliary Function Keypad by pressing the R1-R4 button.
•
Modify new auxiliary keys caption
: Enabling this option will allow you to modify the
captions of the new keys on the Auxiliary Function Keypad.
•
Modify buttons font and color
: This field is preset and cannot be modified.
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Click
OK
to accept the updated settings or
Cancel
to exit the Config window.
Creating a New Key Map
Color Convention for Buttons on the Keypad
Color
On Old Keypad
On New KeyPad -FlexPay EPP
Red
Key/Button is not mapped to a key/button on the
new FlexPay EPP side.
Key/Button is not mapped to a key/button on the
new FlexPay EPP side.
Blue
At least one key in the button is mapped to
multiple keys on the new FlexPay EPP side,
which may or may not be in a button.
-
Green
At least one key is mapped to a single key on the
new FlexPay EPP side.
At least one key is mapped to a single key on the
new FlexPay EPP side.
Yellow
-
This key has been assigned a key code which
does not exist on the old keypad and it is not a
part of a double-space button with the same
name.
Gray
A key on the old keypad that has not been
named.
-
Notes: 1) The color convention of buttons is only applicable to mappable buttons on the old
keypad and auxiliary buttons of the new keypad.
2) None of the buttons on the new keypad are blue.
3) A key on the old keypad (for example, at the column 5 and row 2) may be blue if it
has text in it, as there are at least four hidden keys on the new keypad (when clearing
the “Show all auxiliary keys”) that have the default key code same as that of the key.