Ingenico ICT220

The ICT220 is the first terminal of the new Ingenico ready to stay in the market for long. It puts together power of new processor, latest security, fast printer, large memory and best design for keyboard with its large keys, display and its general casing. It is a countertop, with wires for power supply or to communicate (Ethernet or Modem). But this terminal is suitable for both the merchant and customer as it can be handling very easily, especially equipped with its Magic Box.

Standard Key Features:  

RISC ARM9 32 bits running at 450 Mips processor
− White Backlit 128 x 64 pixel graphic display

• − SDRAM : 8 Mb
  − FLASH : 16 Mb
• − Modem : V22, V22bis, v29 fast connect, V32, V32bis
• −1 USB slave
  −1 USB master
  −1 RS232
  −1 telephone line in

Ingenico i5100 EL™

The i5100 EL is a cost-effective payment terminal that provides a single solution for electronic transaction acceptance to retailers and restaurants. Mono-bloc version of the 5300, the 5100 EL offer similar capabilities in terms of performance and security at features that are envisioned to cater to single application environments.

Standard Key Features:  

• ARM 32-bit processor
• 1Mb SRAM and 4Mb Flash
• V22 Modem

CPU Processor Card

Standard Key Features:

• 33 MHz Intel 386 processor with battery backed RTC, RAM and Flask memory
• Dual RS232 port
• RS485/TCP/IP Local Area Network port
• High speed backplane communication channel
• Industry standard PC104 bus connector

Standard Key Features:

• Modem (dual)
• V.21, V.22, V.22 bis, Bell 103/212A, V.29, V.32, V.32 bis, V.34

Ethernet Interface Card

Standard Key Features:

• 10 Base T
• Connectors provided for 10BaseT (twisted pair) and 10 base2 (Coaxial)

ISDN (2B+D)

Standard Key Features:

• ISD001 supports ISDN Basic Rate
• ISD002 supports ISDN Primary Rate

Network Management System (NMS)

The Network Management System, known as the NMS is used to remotely gather network statistics and to remotely administer an NCC network. The NMS uses standard Web based tools and is accessed via HTTP/1.0 Web Server.

Standard Key Features Include:

• Visual Presentation of each NCC with each Card
• Network View via Screen Display which can be refreshed up to every 20 seconds
• Ability to click on each Card and review individual statistics
• Storage and reporting of traps generated by each card within the system
• File Management Facilities (Upload, Delete, Edit, Retrieved and Reboot of NCC)

Minimum System Requirements:

The NMS runs on a single PC, which must exist in the same network structure as the NCC communications equipment. The NMS communicates to each NCC via NMS cards within each NCC. All communications with the NMS is performed via an IP link from the communication network.

Hardware Recommendations

• Windows 2000 Server or Windows XP
• 500 MHz Pentium III Processor
• 128 MB Memory
• 10 Gigabyte Hard disk
• Display Monitor

Terminal Management System (TMS)

Deploying multi-application terminals through a wide range of merchant environments together with the prospect of smart card based applications such as EMV, has become a major challenge for most financial institutions.

With WebTMS®, a full Terminal Management System and Software Distribution Systems,
deploying and managing software applications on “in site” terminals becomes simple and convenient and result in lower total cost of ownership (CTO) to the operator while maintaining the highest level of quality service, possibly through a Call centre policy.

WebTMS® is a web based, client server system designed to perform remote initialization of terminal parameters, viewing and updating configurations of terminals in the field, remote downloading software release, retrieving statistics, etc.

Ultimately, managing terminal fleets using WebTMS® results in lower total cost of ownership (TCO) to the operator while maintaining a high level of quality service.

Current implementations on WebTMS® ranges from environments of as little as 50 terminals population of up to 20,000 for our largest site.

Further release for WebTMS® will support future technologies by enhancing its functionalities such as EMV data downloads, graphic downloads (…) or interfacing with other environments such as Java and Linux.

Transaction Activity Console

The Transaction Activity Console can generally trace performance, monitor the Up and Downlink status of the terminal and capture relevant and useful activity data. It can also be used as an ISO message decoder whereby transaction is captured into a RDBMS readable table.

Standard Key Features Include:

• Real Time Transaction Display
• Multi user access (Logged)
• Local and remote configuration
• User programmable (Visual Basic)
• Color Coded Message Display for easy reference
• Separate processing Windows available