iPP320 Terminal Setup (For Elavon Processors)

These guides cover talech Register and related POS equipment. Paytura is your merchant services partner; talech provides the register software and device support referenced in these articles.

The iPP320 is a Networked payment device currently available for Elavon Customers Only. This reader supports swipe, chip, and contactless (e.g. Apple Pay, Android Pay) payment methods.

This guide covers the installation of the device and tips to prevent some common errors you might experience with the device.

Before you Begin

This device is used in Ethernet (Network) mode. Although the device itself supports USB, Serial, and Bluetooth, the model shipped and implemented in talech will only communicate with the talech register via Ethernet.

Each iPad must use its own reader if it is intended to take card payments. The reader cannot be used with multiple iPads.

Along with our minimum Network speed requirements, talech recommends installing your point-of-sale equipment on its own network, separate from the rest of your businesses. This is easily and economically accomplished by using a single router, connected in series to your ISP-provided gateway.

This is also recommended as most ISP-provided gateway/routers have been known to have local network connectivity issues while aftermarket routers do not usually suffer from this problem.

For more information, please see our talech Network Requirements and Recommendations article for more information.

Note: If your iPP320 is operated in EMV-Enabled mode, you should also have PIN debit enabled on your Merchant Services account. The iPP320 will default to PIN debit for supported cards with the Interlink or Maestro logo on the card when the reader is operated in EMV-Enabled mode. There are no configurable options that change the workflow programmed in the reader by your processor at this time.

Unbox and verify the required components are present

Unbox your equipment. In addition to the iPP320, the box should contain: 1 iPP320 1 Power supply 1 "Magic Box" 1 Ethernet cable Note: The Magic Box is used to merge the ethernet and power supply cords into a single cable that connects to the underside of the iPP320 reader. * If no ethernet cord is included in the box, any Cat5, Cat5e, or Cat6 straight-through (NOT crossover) ethernet cable may be used. Likewise, a longer or shorter cable may be used in place of the included cable where needed.

Connections

Insert the Ethernet cable and power supply cable into the magic box. Insert and fasten the square connector from the magic box to the iPP320.

Initial Configuration

The iPP320 should be configured to obtain an IP address on the network, which in-turn, is entered into the talech register so the application can communicate with the reader. Once the reader is verified to be working, talech recommends setting a static IP address to prevent potential loss of connectivity to the reader if the IP address ever changes (which happens regularly when the reader is configured with DHCP).

Note: If you're using an iPP320 before the Commerce SDK Update, then the back button will be the Yellow button instead of the Red button.

	During bootup, the screen will display copyright information. At this screen, enter 2634, Green Button on the pin-pad. When successful, the reader will display "Press F For Menu". If the pin-pad continues to boot to the 'Welcome' screen, reboot the reader and try again. To reboot, hold the # + Yellow Button until the screen blanks.
	Within the menu, use the arrow keys, number keys, green key (select), and red key (back) to navigate. Set Communication Type by selecting: 3 - TDA 0 - Configuration 0 - Communication 0 - Select Comm. Type 2 - Ethernet Press the Green Button to save. Note: If you're using an iPP320 before the Commerce SDK Update, then you'll choose 1 for Ethernet.
	Setup the Ethernet connection From the Comm. Type menu, press the Red Button to return to the Communication menu. Then: 2 - Ethernet Settings 0 - Connection Method 1 - Server Return to the previous menu by pressing the Red Button. Then: 1 - DHCP 0 - Auto Return to the previous menu by pressing the Red Button again. Then: 9 - IP Port Verify the setting is "12000" (the default value). Finally, return to the previous menu by pressing the Green Button. Then: 11 - SSL Set the option to Yes
	Press the Red Button 4 times to go back to the home screen. At the top-level, the reader will prompt you to Save and Reboot. Choose 1 - Yes. Note: The reader may stay on this screen for a moment after pressing the yes button.

Set a Static IP Address

	Reboot the card reader from the Welcome screen by holding the yellow & the # keys. At the copyright screen, during boot-up: Press the Red button to scroll to the bottom. Record the IP address of the iPP320: Quickly write down the IP address of your device. Note: The copyright screen is very brief. If the screen advances before you can write down the address, simply reboot the reader (# + Yellow Button) and try again.
	Reboot the card reader from the Welcome screen by holding the yellow & the # keys. During bootup, the screen will display copyright information. At this screen, enter 2634, Green Button on the pin-pad. When successful, the reader will display "Press F For Menu". If the pin-pad continues to boot to the 'Welcome' screen, reboot the reader and try again.
	Use the F2/down arrow key to scroll to option 3, TDA & press the green button to select it. Set Static IP address by selecting: 0 - Configuration 0 - Communication option 2 - Ethernet Settings option 1 - DHCP option 1 - Static Press the yellow button once Select option 3 - IP Address Enter the IP address that you wrote down from the copyright screen. The # key will be used to add the decimal points. Press the green button once.
	Press the red button until the reader asks if you want to “save & reboot”. Select option 1, Yes. Continue to the “Configure the app” section to confirm the talech app has the correct IP address for the card reader.

Configure the app

Once the reader has rebooted and displays Welcome, log into your talech register as an Admin user. Then configure the card reader. Navigate to the Dashboard > Back Office > Settings > Card Reader Select Ingenico iPP320 & iPP350
Below the list of card readers, 2 new fields will appear: IP Address of the reader Port Address for the reader Configure the reader's IP address and port number to match the IP found during bootup and the port number (12000) selected previously.

Test Transaction and Enable SSL

Finally, start a sale. You can begin by tapping 'Custom Item' and entering a $0.01 as the price or any of the menu items in your store. Next, tap the blue Pay button and select 'Credit'. On the payment screen, select 'Next' to initialize the reader.

Note: The iPad app may stay on the 'Reader Detected' message for up to 2 minutes on this first transaction. During this time, the app is updating the configuration of the reader based on predefined parameters received from your credit card processor.

When the reader is ready, both the iPad and reader will display a 'Swipe, Tap or Insert' message. Do not attempt to process a card yet.

Press the Red cancel button on the reader. The iPad should display an error stating 'Payment canceled on the reader'.

Enable SSL

Reboot the reader (# + Red Button). During bootup, the screen will display copyright information. At this screen, enter 2634, Green Button on the pin-pad.

When successful, the reader will display "Press F For Menu". If the pin-pad continues to boot to the 'Welcome' screen, reboot the reader and try again. From the function menu, Select:

• 3 - TDA
• 0 - Configuration
• 0 - Communication
• 2 - Ethernet Settings
• 11 - SSL

Change the setting to 'Yes', press the Green Button to save, then press the Red Buttons until the reader displays 'Save and Reboot?'. Choose 1 - Yes.

You may now test the reader with a complete sale all the way through processing the card.

Need more help?

• talech training & device support (24/7): 1-888-995-1998
• Paytura merchant support (24/5): 1-855-4-PAYTURA or contact Paytura