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Security
This page allows the user to setup and enable/disable various passwords for the
terminal.
• SIM PIN: This is a four digit field that can be enabled and configured by the
user to secure the SIM against unwanted use. The SIM PIN is stored on the
SIM itself. Once enabled, the terminal will require the SIM PIN at startup.
Note: After 3 incorrect attempts to enter the PIN, the user will have to use
• SIM Lock PIN: Use up to 8 digits to lock the terminal to the current SIM card.
The SIM Lock PIN code will have to be entered any time a different SIM card is
used with the terminal.
• Administration Password: This password allows to prevent terminal settings
from being changed by unauthorized users once the terminal is configured
properly. Once enabled, this password will have to be entered before any
settings can be changed. The pop-up shown in Figure 9 will come up if the
Administration Password is enabled and the user attempts to change a
protected configuration parameter.
the PUK number to reset the PIN of the SIM card.
Figure 9: Enter Administrator Password screen
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