axalto MagIC 6100 Manuel utilisateur
MagIC 6100
Installation Manual
TD06014B
Point of Sales Terminals
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Introduction 3
Presentation of the MagIC 6100 terminal 3
Technical Data 4
Unpacking 5
Safety recommendations prior to connections 7
Connecting the power supply 8
Connecting the modem 8
Connecting the PIN Pad (optional) 8
Installing the printer paper 10
Fitting the plastic foot 11
Battery 11
Installing the SIM sized SAM cards 12
EMV Level 1 approval 15
Network compatibility declaration 15
CE declaration of conformity 16
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Contents
Description 3
Installation 5
Cards reading 13
In case of problem 14
Terminal approvals 15
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Introduction
You have chosen a Axalto point of sales terminal.
In order to use your terminal efficiently and in the best conditions, it is
recommended to read carefully this manual.
Important note: Axalto is not responsible for damage due to installation or
use that are not in accordance with the instructions given in this manual.
Presentation of the MagIC 6100 terminal
■Your MagIC 6100 is a stand alone point of sales terminal able to read both
Magnetic Stripe Cards and Smart Cards.
■The terminal houses a printer, a keyboard, a display, a modem, a magnetic
card reader and smart card readers. The connections to serial ports,
telephone line and power supply are situated at the back of the unit.
■MagIC 6100 terminal can be equipped with a separated PIN Pad used to
enter PIN code.
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Description
Technical Data
■Terminal
Enclosure L = 235 mm (9.25 in.) - W = 127 mm (5 in.) - H = 127 mm (5 in.)
Weight 740 g (1.65 lb)
Operating temperatures + 5°C (+40°F) to +45°C (+115°F)
Storage temperatures -10°C (+12°F) to +55°C (+131°F)
Power supply:
Input 100 - 240 VAC / 50 - 60 Hz
Output 7 VDC / 2.8 A
Memory Up to 8 MB, optional memory upgradeability
Card readers:
Magnetic card reader ISO 1&2 or ISO 2&3
Customer smart card reader EMV Level 1 approved, ISO 7816 compliant
Internal SAM readers Up to 4 SIM-size SAM readers
1 full-size SAM reader (optional)
Communication ports Asynchronous / synchronous mode, TCP/IP enabled,
fast modem V32/V32bis (9600-14400 bps)
Serial ports connections 2 simple RS232 (4 signals) multiplexed,
1 full RS232 (7 signals), 1 RS485 (optional)
Display Backlit graphic display (128x64 pixels), 4 lines of text,
automatic adjustable contrast and backlighting
Keyboard 20 keys (including 4 programmable soft keys), buzzer,
liquid and dust resistant
Printer Full graphic thermal printer, 24 - 42 columns, 12 lines/second
■PIN Pad (optional)
Enclosure L = 145 mm (5.7 in.) - W = 75 mm (3 in.) - H = 20 mm (0.75 in.)
Weight 170 g (0.38 lb)
Operating temperatures + 5°C (+40°F) to +45°C (+115°F)
Storage temperatures -10°C (+12°F) to +55°C (+131°F)
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Description
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Unpacking
■In your MagIC 6100 packaging, you will find, besides the terminal:
- a phone line cable (modem),
- a power supply, which consists of two separate parts*: a transformer and a
supply cable,
- a printer paper roll,
- a plastic foot.
■If you have ordered a PIN Pad, it is delivered in a separate box.
■Unpack carefully all these elements, then place your MagIC 6100 on a
stable, horizontal surface next to a wall socket and phone outlet.
Keep your terminal away from:
- heat sources,
- dust,
- humidity,
- electromagnetic sources (such as a computer screen).
* For some countries, this may be a single unit.
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Installation
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MagIC 6100
Supply cable
Power supply *
Transformer
Phone line cable *
Printer paper
PIN Pad
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Safety recommendations prior to connections
■Only use the power supply and cable provided with the terminal.
Note: Connecting the terminal to any other external voltage source is strongly
not recommended.
To prevent risk of electric shock:
■do not open the front or back of the terminal,
■do not expose the terminal to rain or moisture,
■call a qualified technician for servicing (the terminal does not contain
any user serviceable part).
■This terminal is not equipped with an On/Off switch: to switch off the
terminal, remove the plug from the wall socket.
■If the terminal is dropped accidentally, disconnect it from the main power
supply, then call the maintenance centre for further assistance.
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Installation
Connecting the power supply
1 - Insert the small plug of the transformer cable in the power connector at the
rear of the terminal.
2 - Connect the supply cable to the transformer (unless the power supply is a
single unit).
3 - Plug the supply cable into a standard wall socket with the 2 (or 3)-pin plug
located at the other end of the cable.
Notes: The MagIC 6100 terminal has no On / Off switch. This function can be
performed by connecting / disconnecting the transformer from the
power source.
However, it is recommended that you always keep your terminal
connected to the power source to avoid discharging the lithium battery.
■Once the power supply is connected, the display lights up.
Connecting the modem
1 - Insert one end of the phone line cable into the connector labelled LINE at
the rear of the terminal.
2 - Connect the other end of the cable to a phone outlet.
■To connect a telephone to your MagIC 6100 (if the option is available), insert
the additional phone cable in the connector labelled PHONE at the rear of the
terminal. The telephone should then be able to operate through the terminal.
Note: It is not recommended to use another system in parallel on the same
telephone since this may cause terminal transmission errors during the
processing centre call.
Connecting the PIN Pad (optional)
■If you want to connect a PIN Pad to your terminal, insert the PIN Pad plug
into the connector labelled 4 at the rear of the terminal.
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