Tcp-Ip With Dial Backup Configuration - Ingenico Tetra PTS190 Operating Manual

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6.1.1 TCP-IP with Dial Backup Configuration

1.0
IP PRIMARY
HOST PORT
33876
2.0
IP SECONDARY
HOST PORT
33876
3.0
ENABLE DHCP Y/N
1-YES 2-NO
4.0
TERM IP ADDRESS
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
5.0
SUBNET MASK
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
6.0
GATEWAY IP ADDR
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
7.0
QUICK DIAL?
1-YES 2-NO
8.0
DIAL MODE?
1-TONE
2-PULSE
3-TONE/BLIND
4-PLUSE/BLIND
INGENICO Tetra PTS190 Paymark Operating GuideVersion 1.02
This parameter specifies the Primary TCP/IP Port Number of Paymark network. Press
ENTER.
This parameter specifies the Secondary TCP/IP Port Number of Paymark network.
Press ENTER.
Press the corresponding number key and press ENTER to set the IP address for the
terminal.
Option 1 – to allow the terminal to dynamically obtain its IP address and proceed
with step 7.0. Option 1 is selected by default.
Option 2 – to enter in static IP address for the terminal and proceed with step 4.0
Enter in the static IP address for the terminal.
Example: 192.10.1.14
Note: Press the FUNC key to insert a dot in between numbers.
Enter in the subnet mask for the static IP address.
Example: 255.255.255.0
Enter in the gateway IP address to forward the packets from.
Example: 192.10.1.1
This parameter sets up the speed of the terminal to dial. By default is selected as 1-
YES or press 2-NO to disable quick dial.
This parameter sets up the way that the terminal dials. Select the preferred mode by
pressing the corresponding number key.
1 = Tone - is the default setting.
In the default dial mode setting 1 (Tone), the terminal uses DTMF tones to dial the
number, but only after detecting a valid NZ dial tone. If a valid dial tone isn't
detected, "Transmission Error" will be displayed.
2 = Pulse Dial – this communication setting is used for the older PABX systems and
is rarely used nowadays.
3 = Tone/Blind Dial – this is the same as Tone dial, however the modem ignores
the health of the dial tone on the line and simply dials the configured phone number
to call the host. This is used where the quality of the dial tone is low.
4 = Pulse/Blind Dial – this communication setting is used for the older PABX
systems and is rarely used nowadays.
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