Dot Origin VTAP100 Manuel utilisateur

Installation Guide -

VTAP100 Desktop USBReader

VTAP100-USB

Revised November 2022 v2.03

If you need help to set up or use your VTAP100, beyond what is contained in this Installation

Guide, then please contact our support team.

Email: [email protected]

Download the latest documentation and firmware from https://vtapnfc.com

Telephone UK and Europe: +44 (0) 1428 685861

Telephone North America and Latin America: +1 565-262-9642

If you have any feedback on setting up or using your VTAP100 or this documentation, then

please contact our support team. The product is constantly being reviewed and improved and

we value feedback about your experience.

No part of this Installation Guide may be published or reproduced without the written

permission of Dot Origin Ltd except for personal use. This Installation Guide relates to correct

use of the VTAP100 only. No liability can be accepted under any circumstances relating to the

operation of the user’s own PC, network or infrastructure.

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Unit 7, Coopers Place Business Park, Combe Lane, Wormley

Godalming GU8 5SZ United Kingdom

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Contents

1 Using this guide 1

2 How the VTAP100 works 2

2.1 Default operation on factory settings 3

2.2 Start reading your own passes 3

2.3 Check status in BOOT.TXT 7

3 Choose a location for your VTAP100 8

4 Design a custom label for the wallbox 9

5 Mount a VTAP100 wallbox 10

6 Hardware lock to disable USB mass storage device 11

7 Disposal 12

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Safety instructions

WARNING: INTENDEDUSE

The VTAP100-USB is a boxed product for end-users. Although the enclosure may be opened

when the device is not connected, components mounted on the VTAP PCB are not

user-serviceable.

WARNING: ESD PRECAUTIONS

If the enclosure is opened to access the PCB, we recommend careful handling of

Electrostatic Sensitive Devices (ESDs) .

WARNING: POWERSUPPLY

Use the USB cable provided to connect the VTAP100-USB to a PC.

EMC emissions and immunity certifications are only valid when using the VTAP100-USB

with the supplied cable.

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1  Using this guide

This guide is for first-time users of the VTAP100-USB.

Figure 1-1 VTAP100 in compact (-CC) case

It contains the information you need to physically install your VTAP100.

Consult the VTAP Configuration Guide for more about custom configuration and

maintenance features for any VTAP100, including how to update the firmware on your

VTAP100-USB, when a new release is available.

If you need help beyond what is contained in this guide please contact

[email protected].

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2  How the VTAP100 works

With the VTAP100-USB connected to a PC, simply tap your smartphone against the

VTAP100. Your mobile NFC pass will be read and data sent to the connected PC.

Of course, the data can only be read if your phone contains a mobile NFC pass, which has

been issued in connection with the Merchant ID(s)/Collector ID(s) and key(s) that are known

to the VTAP100. The unit comes with default values, so that you can test Default operation

on factory settings before you begin customising any settings.

When the VTAP100-USB is connected to a computer it appears as a generic mass storage

device (like a memory stick). To configure your VTAP100, you simply edit or create text files.

These will be read automatically, and control the operation of the VTAP100. There is

information in Start reading your own passes to take the first steps towards reading your

own passes. Consult the VTAP Configuration Guide for more detail.

By default the VTAP100 is fully upgradable in the field. However, the VTAP100 can be locked

in software or hardware, before deploying the unit, so that operation is no longer easily

changed.

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2.1 Default operation on factory settings

Before anyone changes the configuration from its default, you can confirm that the unit is

working.

These steps demonstrate that the hardware can detect and interact with an OriginPass mobile

NFC pass, which is ready to work with the default configuration of your VTAP100.

1. Obtain an OriginPass from Dot Origin by visiting https://originpass.com/VTAP/ and add it

to Google or Apple Wallet. (You will require a username and password - contact

[email protected] to get these.)

2. Connect the VTAP100 to your PC, using a USB cable.

3. Open a text editor, such as Windows Notepad.

4. When you tap the OriginPass on the VTAP100:

lPass contents will be displayed in the open text editor.

lThe diagnostic LEDs on the VTAP100 PCB will flash together.

lYour smartphone may signal with a buzz or beep.

Note: Some Android phones will only interact if their screen is on, although it does not

need to be unlocked. You may need to enable NFC in the settings for the smartphone.

Note: If the pass detected does not match the key and ID on the VTAP, or is moved away

too quickly to be read, the pass contents displayed will be an 8 digit random hex string,

such as '08E22AC1', different on each presentation. OriginPass contents will be a

consistent string of the type '3~ffymeK9f_mziYtA6~53999301628695~Valued'. The

separator '~' or '|' will depend on your keyboard language settings.

Note: If local security settings prevent or limit the use of removable storage devices, or

the connection of additional keyboards, an administrator may need to alter those

permissions.

2.2 Start reading your own passes

If you navigate to the VTAP in the computer's file system. It will appear as an attached mass

storage device and list the files contained, including the main config.txt file.

To read any mobile NFC pass, you will need to provide your pass reading parameters in the

config.txt file. This means a collector ID or merchant ID and any keys. These allow you to

read and decrypt pass data that is held by your users, on their smartphones.

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This first time, you will need to connect the VTAP100 to your PC, using a USB cable. (If

needed, you can adjust the configuration to make these changes remotely in future, see

VTAP Application Notes.)

Step 1: Upload key file(s) to your VTAP100

1. Ensure each of the keys you need to use are stored in a file with the name

private#.pem, following the .pem format, where # is replaced with a number from 1

to 6, matching the key slot you will save it in. (The demo passes are accessed using the

key in KeySlot 6, so don't overwrite this one unless you are finished with demo passes.)

Note: You cannot use more than 6 key files.

2. Load your keys by copying these files onto your VTAP100, which shows up in the file

system of your PC as a mass storage device.

Note: When you reboot the VTAP100 your key will have been stored in hardware, and

will no longer be listed as a file on the device. You can confirm key file(s) have been

loaded when you Check status in BOOT.TXT. If the key file does not disappear and

there is an error in Boot.txt, check your .pem file as it is likely it did not adhere to the

standard.

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Step 2:Declare Merchant ID(s)/Collector ID(s) in the config.txt file

1. Open the file config.txt in a text editor (such as Windows Notepad). It already

contains parameters for accessing the demo passes, prefixed VAS1 and ST1, both relying

on KeySlot 6. You can overwrite these, or keep them in addition to your own pass

reading parameters.

2. Add your pass reading parameters in the config.txt file to access up to 6 Apple

VAS and up to 6 Google Smart Tap IDs, and identify the keys to be used in each case.

Note: Although the VTAP100 supports multiple IDs, Apple and Google expect most

users will only use one. Using multiple IDs is an advanced feature to use with care. The

VAS# and ST# numbers define the order in which IDs will be requested from Apple or

Android phones respectively. The lowest numbered ID will be requested first, then

continuing in ascending numeric order.

Put each parameter on a new line. Order of parameters does not matter to the

VTAP100, but could help other people who need to edit the file. Start any comment

lines in the config.txt file, that the VTAP100 should ignore, with a semicolon. Each

parameter should only appear once - if it accidentally appears more than once then only

the last instance will take effect.

Example:Settings in config.txt to interact with both

Apple VASand Google Smart Tap mobile passes

!VTAPconfig



VAS1MerchantID=<yourmerchantID>

VAS1KeySlot=1

;Thissaysusethekeyaddedasfile'private1.pem'toreadand

;decryptanypassconnectedtoyourmerchantIDonanAppleiPhone



ST1CollectorID=<yourcollectorID>

ST1KeySlot=2

ST1KeyVersion=1

;Thissaysusethekeyaddedasfile'private2.pem'atkeyversion1

;toreadanddecryptanypassconnectedtoyourcollectorID

;onanAndroidphone

3. Save the amended config.txt file and these changes will take effect immediately. (A small

number of changes to the config.txt file require a reboot to take effect, for instance

to the status of the virtual COM port, but these are highlighted in later sections).

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Note: If a VAS#KeySlot parameter is omitted, or set to 0, then all available keys will be

compared with the 4 byte hash of the public key for the data, to choose the right key. If the

data received by the VTAP100 cannot be decrypted, the Apple iphone will register a pass

read, but the data will not be output.

Note: If an ST#KeySlot parameter is omitted, or set to 0, then authentication will be

omitted and decryption will not be performed. In this case, Google Smart Tap data will be

received and sent on by the VTAP100, only if the pass does not require authentication by

the terminal.

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