At a Glance

FCC statements
Step 1. Complete the Before-You-Begin checklist
Step 2. Check package contents
Step 3. Connect cables
Step 4. Displaying the Service menu
Step 5. Configure the connection between the terminal and the SafeQ server
Step 6. Test the connection between the terminal and the SafeQ server
Step 7. Replace the back cover of the terminal
Step 8. Mount the terminal
Step 9. Verify installation

FCC statements

§ 15.21 Information to user.
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. In cases where the manual is provided only in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the Internet, the information required by this section may be included in the manual in that alternative form, provided the user can reasonably be expected to have the capability to access information in that form.

§ 15.105 Information to the user
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Step 1. Complete the Before-You-Begin checklist

Before you begin installing the terminal, complete this checklist:

If possible, register and acquire access to the Y Soft online help desk a day or two before you begin the installation.
Obtain the Terminal Professional installation packages and a small Phillips screwdriver.
Make sure YSoft SafeQ Server is installed and running.
Write down the terminal's serial number (located on the back of the terminal).
Make sure the Control Interface cable is the correct cable for the MFP you are connecting the terminal to.
Refer to the MFP/cable part number compatibility list that Y Soft provided you or go to Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) and check the compatibility there.
If the cable you have is not correct, find the correct cable before you proceed. The cable may be among other Y Soft packages at the location where you are installing the terminal.
Obtain the following information:
1. SafeQ server IP address
2. Does the network support DHCP?
3. If it does not support DHCP, obtain this additional information:
4. Terminal IP address
5. Netmask address
6. Gateway IP address
7. DNS server IP address
Information about the MFP or printer:
1. IP address
2. Serial number
3. Model number

Step 2. Check package contents

Check to make sure you have the following items (included in several packages):

Main package:

- Terminal Professional
- Ethernet cable
- Power supply adapter

NOTE: The package also includes clear plastic cable wrap for the Ethernet cable.

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Accessory packages:

- Control interface cable (Blocking cable)
- MFP Universal Mounting Kit (bracket, screws, washers)

NOTE: The Control Interface cable for your MFP may be different from the one shown here.

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Step 3. Connect cables

1

On the back of the terminal, remove the cover and expose the connectors.

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2

Connect cables as shown here:.

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Step 4. Displaying the Service menu

To access most settings, first display the Site admins Service menu as described in this section.

There is similar steps for Terminal Professional v3.5 (the color one) and Terminal Professional v3.0 (the gray one bellow).

1

If the terminal displays a Place Card screen, tap the top corners 4 times:

- For TP v3.5: Tap left top corner > Tap right top corner > Tap left top corner > Tap right top corner
- For TP v3.0: Tap left top corner > Tap right bottom corner > Tap left top corner > Tap right bottom corner

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OR

If the terminal displays a Keypad screen, touch the 0 button 9 times (000000000).

2

The terminal displays a keypad. Enter the PIN, then touch OK.

NOTE: There is two levels of service menu (Y Soft partners service menu and Site admins service menu). It depends on entered PIN code. Default PIN for Site admins menu is 0000. To get PIN for Y Soft partners menu, please contact Customer Service Support.

3

The terminal displays the Site admins Service menu or Y Soft Partners service menu, depending on entered PIN on login screen.

4

The is difference between this two levels of service menu in following options, which are available only from the Y Soft partners Service menu:

- Cluster support
- Debug mode
- Card reader
- Card reader test
- Interaction mode
- I/O Module
- I/O Module test
- Emergency update
- Change part. PIN

Step 5. Configure the connection between the terminal and the SafeQ server

1	Display the Service menu and touch Server settings.
2	Touch Find server.
3	*If the terminal finds the server, skip to step 7 OR If the terminal does* *not* *find the server, touch Server IP*
4	Enter the SafeQ server’s IP address in the format shown in this example and touch OK. 10.0.1.1 is entered as 010 000 001 001
5	Touch Server port.
6	Enter the SafeQ server’s port; then touch OK. NOTE: The default port is 4096.
7	Touch Cluster support; and Enable this option
8	Touch Network settings.
9	Touch DHCP and according to your network setting select Enable or Disable.
10	*If DHCP is enabled, touch DHCP hostname*.
11	Enter the hostname that will be sent by the DHCP client; then touch OK. NOTE: The hostname can contain a maximum of 31 characters. The terminal’s serial number is used as the hostname by default.
	OR
12	*If DHCP is disabled*, touch Uplink interface.
13	Touch IP address.
14	Enter the terminal’s IP address in the format shown in this example and touch OK. 10.0.1.1 is entered as 010 000 001 001.
15	Touch Netmask.
16	Enter the subnet mask in the format shown in this example and touch OK. 255.255.255.0 is entered as 255 255 255 000.
17	Touch Back. Touch Gateway.
18	Enter the gateway’s IP address in the format shown in this example and touch OK. 10.0.1.1 is entered as 010 000 001 001.
19	Touch DNS Server.
20	Enter the DNS server’s IP address in the format shown in this example and touch OK. 10.0.1.1 is entered as 010 000 001 001.
21	Touch Back. Touch Save and restart to save the changes.

Step 6. Test the connection between the terminal and the SafeQ server

1	Display the Service menu and touch Diagnostic utils.
2	Touch Test server connect.
3	If the connection is successful, the terminal displays this screen:
	OR
4	If the connection is not successful, the terminal displays this screen:

Step 7. Replace the back cover of the terminal

1	Replace the terminal’s cover and tighten the screw.

Step 8. Mount the terminal

Depending on the type of bracket included with the terminal, mount the bracket to the MFP, to the wall, or to a nearby object such as a desk or table.

1	Remove 2 screws from the back of the terminal.
2	Attach the mounting bracket to the terminal.
3	If you have not already done so, write down the terminal’s serial number (located on the back of the terminal).
4	Use the screws and washers included with the mounting bracket to mount the bracket and terminal onto the MFP.
5	Cover all cables with the clear plastic wrap (included in the plastic bag with the cable). Start the wrap about 4 or 5 inches (10 to 12 cm) from the back of the terminal.

Step 9. Verify installation

Before you verify installation:

If a user (with associated card or PIN) has not been created in SafeQ, create one now for testing purposes as follows:

In the SafeQ Web Interface, add a new user named "test".
Assign a card and a PIN to the test user (for example, PIN1111).

If the terminal does not include a card reader:

On the terminal’s PIN entry screen, touch 1111 (or whatever PIN you assigned to the test user); then touch OK.
Check to make sure the MFP panel unlocks (that is, the panel lights up and comes on).

If the terminal includes a card reader:

Touch the PIN button to display the PIN entry screen.
Touch 1111 (or whatever PIN you assigned to the test user); then touch OK.
Check to make sure the MFP panel unlocks (that is, the panel lights up and comes on).

If the MFP unlocks and the user is authenticated, installation is now complete.