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--- isc250_configuration [2018/11/09 11:35 (6 years ago)] – swind
+++ isc250_configuration [2018/11/13 11:30 (6 years ago)] – swind
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-====== Configuration ======
+====== SETUP / CONFIGURATION ======
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 ====== Configuration Over Terminal Services ======
-Recommended setup is using TCPIP
+===== Recommended setup is using TCPIP if supported by the payment processor =====
 This is the simplest method as well because it doesn't rely on port forwarding or Remote POS Device Manager.
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 https://www.datacapsystems.com/support-articles/how-to-change-pin-pad-interface-settings
-once configured, Set the pin pad type to the ISC 250 and if supported by the payment processor you can set the IP Address in the setup wizard.
+Once configured, Set the pin pad type to the ISC 250 and if supported by the payment processor you can set the IP Address in the setup wizard.
 Even though you will not be using a COM port to communicate with the pin pad, the DSI Client software requires one to be selected. If you do not select one you will get an error saying "Incomplete Transaction" "COM port not found in XML". Any valid COM Port can be selected.
+===== When TCPIP isn't supported by Payment processor =====
+Recommendation is to use the Remote POS Device Manager. This is what it was designed for.
+http://wiki.wws5.com/doku.php?id=remote_pos_device_manager
+Don't use port forwarding or COM Port redirection. This is highly problematic, especially for US Payment Processors.