Integration with Adyen, Concardis, and ZVT-compliant payment terminals

Adyen terminals

Cooperation of Comarch POS with a payment terminal supplied by Adyen is possible after making appropriate changes in the text file POS2.exe.config available in the application installation directory. In the file, uncomment or add the following module:

<module assemblyFile="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Adyen.dll" moduleType="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Adyen.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal.Adyen" moduleName="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Adyen" />

Also, comment the following module:

<!-- <module assemblyFile="Comarch.POS.Terminal.dll" moduleType="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal" moduleName="Comarch.POS.Terminal" /> -->

Configuration

Integration with Adyen payment terminals allows you to:

  • Process card payments
  • Reverse/cancel a payment made for a previous transaction
Note
To reverse/cancel a card payment, appropriate settings need to be configured for the Adyen terminal.
  • Process returns of funds to a card

To configure an Adyen payment terminal, select the [Configuration] tile and press [Adyen Payment Terminal].

Adyen terminal configuration

In the Adyen Payment Terminal Configuration window, you need to fill in the following fields:

  • Merchant Name – the name of the seller (merchant) account in Adyen system
  • Merchant User ID – the name of the user assigned to the seller account (Adyen Merchant Level Level Users)
  • Password – password for the username (not for the seller account)
  • License File – Pepper license file obtained from Pepper after purchasing the license
  • Terminal IP – terminal address; you can check it on the terminal using the combination [5] + [Green]

Additional Settings section:

  • Maximum Length of Printout Line – by default, it is set as 24

Matchbox File Settings section:

  • Company ID
  • Shop ID

Fields to complete are not required for card transactions – they affect the generated files for each transaction (saved in the same location as the POS workstation log files). If the entries made here are incorrect, you can correct the already generated files.

The bottom right corner of the window contains the following buttons:

  • [Select File] – allows you to select a license file
  • [Check Connection] – verifies connection with the payment terminal
  • [Confirm] – saves the configuration settings

Supported connection types

The following connection types are supported in integration with Adyen:

  • TCP/IP

Concardis terminals

Cooperation of Comarch POS with a payment terminal supplied by Concardis is possible after making appropriate changes in the text file POS2.exe.config available in the application installation directory. In the file, uncomment or add the following module:

<module assemblyFile="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Concardis.dll" moduleType="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Concardis.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal.Concardis" moduleName="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Concardis" />

Also, comment the following module:

<!-- <module assemblyFile="Comarch.POS.Terminal.dll" moduleType="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal" moduleName="Comarch.POS.Terminal" /> -->

Configuration

Integration with Concardis payment terminals allows you to:

  • Process card payments
  • Reverse/cancel a payment made for a previous transaction
Note
To reverse/cancel a card payment, appropriate settings need to be configured for the Concardis terminal.
  • Process returns of funds to a card

To configure a Concardis payment terminal, select the [Configuration] tile and press [Concardis Payment Terminal].

Concardis terminal configuration

In the Concardis Payment Terminal Configuration window, you need to fill in the following fields:

  • License File – Pepper license file obtained from Pepper after purchasing the license
  • Terminal IP – terminal address; for CCV Q30 model, you can check or configure it in Menu (opened by selecting [Red] + [Yellow])

Additional Settings section:

  • Maximum Length of Printout Line – by default, it is set as 24

Matchbox File Settings section:

  • Company ID
  • Shop ID
  • POS ID

The bottom right corner of the window contains the following buttons:

  • [Select File] – allows you to select a license file
  • [Test Connection] – verifies connection with the payment terminal
  • [Confirm] – saves the configuration settings

Supported connection types

The following connection types are supported in integration with Concardis:

  • TCP/IP

ZVT-compliant terminals

Cooperation of Comarch POS with a payment terminal that is compliant with the ZVT protocol is possible after making appropriate changes in the text file POS2.exe.config available in the application installation directory. In the file, uncomment or add the following module:

<module assemblyFile=" Comarch.POS.Terminal.PepperZvtProtocol.dll" moduleType=" Comarch.POS.Terminal.PepperZvtProtocol.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal.PepperZvtProtocol" moduleName=" Comarch.POS.Terminal.PepperZvtProtocol" />

Also, comment the following module:

<!-- <module assemblyFile="Comarch.POS.Terminal.dll" moduleType="Comarch.POS.Terminal.Module, Comarch.POS.Terminal" moduleName="Comarch.POS.Terminal" /> -->

Configuration

Integration with ZVT-compliant payment terminals allows you to:

  • Process card payments
  • Reverse/cancel a payment made for a previous transaction
Note
To reverse/cancel a card payment, appropriate settings need to be configured for the ZVT terminal.
  • Process returns of funds to a card

To configure a payment terminal, select the [Configuration] tile and press [ZVT Protocol-Compliant Payment Terminal].

ZVT terminal configuration

In the ZVT Payment Terminal Configuration window, you need to fill in the following fields:

  • License File – Pepper license file obtained from Pepper after purchasing the license
  • Terminal IP – terminal address; you can check it on the terminal using the combination [5] + [Green]
  • Cashier’s Password

Additional Settings section:

  • Maximum Length of Printout Line – by default, it is set as 24
  • Timeout – set as 90000 by default
  • Terminal Type

The bottom right corner of the window contains the following buttons:

  • [Select File] – allows you to select a license file
  • [Test Connection] – verifies connection with the payment terminal
  • [Confirm] – saves the configuration settings

Supported connection types

The following connection types are supported in integration with ZVT:

  • TCP/IP

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