OPW M00-051.00 FSC3000, Руководство по настройке через командную строку

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To help reduce merchant risk, these settings control how many local authorizations are allowed within the
number of minutes configured before local authorization is disabled. Once an active connection has been
restored, these counts are cleared and local authorization is again allowed if the host goes down a second
time.
If processing cards at a private site or a customer access controlled location, local authorization can be
enabled to run forever while a host is down by setting the number of authorizations to zero:
Enable LOCAL AUTHORIZATION? (Y/N) : y
Enter NUMBER of Auth allowed (default = 1) : 0
LOCAL AUTHORIZATION...Infinite
If the network being configured processes bankcards or does not support local authorization the following
message is displayed when option 7 is seleted:
Sorry, LOCAL AUTHORIZATION is not allowed for <selected network>
8. Network System (ON/OFF times)
The Network System option defines when a specific network is allowed to process cards at the site (default
24 hours).
9. Authorization Message
The Authorization Message is the message that will be displayed at the terminal after the network card has
been approved, when the host itself did not return an authorization message.
10. Re-prompt Time
The Re-Prompt Time option defines how long the system will look back for transactions with the currently
swiped card. If a transaction is found, the system will populate certain fields with the same information as
before. This setting is useful, for example, when a driver forgets to bring his odometer and must go back to
get it. By then the transaction has terminated, he would just re-swipe the card and verify displayed
information.
NOTE:
Set to 0 (zero) for DTC systems.
11. Communication Parameters
Host communication parameters are set as needed on cold start. If a network is added after installation its
parameters may need to be changed. If an Abierto/Systech IP Convertor is in use contact OPW Tech Support
for preferred settings.
12. Processed via IP
When processing transaction via an Abierto IP converter this option must be set to “Yes.” It tells the FSC to
analyze responsiveness to whether the transactions are being processed over IP or dialup fallback (when an
IP connection cannot be made). When an IP connection is made the FSC knows that modem based protocol
controls are not supported so it should not process the packets as such.
Doc. No.: M00-051.00 Rev.: 10
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