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How to set up PAX A920 with TSYS on Heartland Restaurant.

This set up does require a Pax Store account (BroadPOS), and we recommend you go through the basic training with Pax to familiarize yourself with the Pax Store.

A. Adding a Merchant:

  • Click on Terminal Management
  • Select the green plus key, then Add Merchant
  • Enter required info, we generally put our info in for email and choose not to select a “Create merchant user account”. Before clicking save be sure to check Activate merchant at the bottom.

B. Adding a Terminal:

  • Make sure you are in terminal management under the merchant you just created.
  • Select Terminal List, then the +Terminal (green button on the right)
  • Fill out the required info, and most importantly make sure Activate Terminal is set to Immediately.
  • Select ok.

C. Adding App & Firmware

  • Be sure you are in the terminal you just created (Terminal List–> Merchant–> Terminal List –> Device selected)
  • Press App & Firmware towards the top, then + PUSH APP (Green on the right)
  • Search for BoradPOS TSYS Sierra. This document used version V1.03.24E_20210406, we have not tested past this version but newer versions should not have an issue.
  • Check the correct app, select version then ok. (Once you have created your first successful unit, you can save the file as a template to use in all future units)

D. Required merchant parameters & VAR sheet conversion

We recommend a different VAR sheet from the processor for each Pax unit, if not it can cause issues with the batch. You will have a different V number and different Terminal number From processor, request a TSYS Sierra Terminal Capture VAR.

  • Bank Identification Number (BIN Number)
  • Agent Bank Number (Agency Number)
  • Agent Chain Number (Chain Number)
  • Merchant Number (Vital Merchant ID)
  • Store Number
  • Terminal Number
  • Merchant Name (DBA Name)
  • Merchant City
  • Merchant State
  • City Code (Merchant Zipcode)
  • Country Code
  • Merchant Category Code (SIC Code)
  • Time Zone Differential
  • Terminal ID Number (Terminal ID); the letter ‘V’ must be replaced w/ ‘7’
  • P2PE Mode -> Disabled

E. Parameter Template

  • Be sure Resturant.Zip is selected.

F. Required Communication parameters

  • In the Communication Tab, Semi-Integrations Only tab are the critical parameters that dictate how the POS system and PAX terminal communicate, and must match the options below.
  • Limit Length -> 240
  • Port -> 10009
  • Communication Type -> Ethernet
  • UART Baudrate -> 9600 bps
  • Protocol Type -> HTTP GET

G. Misc Tab:

  • Under Misc –> General Settings –> ERC-Terminal Integration Mode, select External Mode. This setting tells the pax the payment will be coming from a POS.

H. Batching

  • Start Batch Time (eg. 04:00)
  • End Batch Time (eg. 06:00)
  • Note: this field can NOT be the same as Start Batch Time
  • Interval for AutoDial (recommended: 3)
  • Note: this field is the number of minutes before reattempting a failed or disrupted batch; the minimum is 3 minutes.
  • We generally set a 2 hour window for Auto Batch time, incase of extended internet outage.
  • Manuel batch: Set auto batch mode to off. This will require them to batch from the machine, although we don’t recommend.

I. Push for update/download:

  • Once you have all the settings and parameters and settings finished select next on the bottom right.
  • On the next page, select activate. Your pax is now ready for download and should update automatically if connected to WiFi.
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How to set up PAX A920 with TSYS on Heartland Restaurant.

This set up does require a Pax Store account (BroadPOS), and we recommend you go through the basic training with Pax to familiarize yourself with the Pax Store.

A. Adding a Merchant:

  • Click on Terminal Management
  • Select the green plus key, then Add Merchant
  • Enter required info, we generally put our info in for email and choose not to select a “Create merchant user account”. Before clicking save be sure to check Activate merchant at the bottom.

B. Adding a Terminal:

  • Make sure you are in terminal management under the merchant you just created.
  • Select Terminal List, then the +Terminal (green button on the right)
  • Fill out the required info, and most importantly make sure Activate Terminal is set to Immediately.
  • Select ok.

C. Adding App & Firmware

  • Be sure you are in the terminal you just created (Terminal List–> Merchant–> Terminal List –> Device selected)
  • Press App & Firmware towards the top, then + PUSH APP (Green on the right)
  • Search for BoradPOS TSYS Sierra. This document used version V1.03.24E_20210406, we have not tested past this version but newer versions should not have an issue.
  • Check the correct app, select version then ok. (Once you have created your first successful unit, you can save the file as a template to use in all future units)

D. Required merchant parameters & VAR sheet conversion

We recommend a different VAR sheet from the processor for each Pax unit, if not it can cause issues with the batch. You will have a different V number and different Terminal number From processor, request a TSYS Sierra Terminal Capture VAR.

  • Bank Identification Number (BIN Number)
  • Agent Bank Number (Agency Number)
  • Agent Chain Number (Chain Number)
  • Merchant Number (Vital Merchant ID)
  • Store Number
  • Terminal Number
  • Merchant Name (DBA Name)
  • Merchant City
  • Merchant State
  • City Code (Merchant Zipcode)
  • Country Code
  • Merchant Category Code (SIC Code)
  • Time Zone Differential
  • Terminal ID Number (Terminal ID); the letter ‘V’ must be replaced w/ ‘7’
  • P2PE Mode -> Disabled

E. Parameter Template

  • Be sure Resturant.Zip is selected.

F. Required Communication parameters

  • In the Communication Tab, Semi-Integrations Only tab are the critical parameters that dictate how the POS system and PAX terminal communicate, and must match the options below.
  • Limit Length -> 240
  • Port -> 10009
  • Communication Type -> Ethernet
  • UART Baudrate -> 9600 bps
  • Protocol Type -> HTTP GET

G. Misc Tab:

  • Under Misc –> General Settings –> ERC-Terminal Integration Mode, select External Mode. This setting tells the pax the payment will be coming from a POS.

H. Batching

  • Start Batch Time (eg. 04:00)
  • End Batch Time (eg. 06:00)
  • Note: this field can NOT be the same as Start Batch Time
  • Interval for AutoDial (recommended: 3)
  • Note: this field is the number of minutes before reattempting a failed or disrupted batch; the minimum is 3 minutes.
  • We generally set a 2 hour window for Auto Batch time, incase of extended internet outage.
  • Manuel batch: Set auto batch mode to off. This will require them to batch from the machine, although we don’t recommend.

I. Push for update/download:

  • Once you have all the settings and parameters and settings finished select next on the bottom right.
  • On the next page, select activate. Your pax is now ready for download and should update automatically if connected to WiFi.
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