Ingenico Move 5000 User manual

Getting Started with the

Ingenico Move 5000

Your Move 5000 is designed to be easy to use, and you should have no problems

getting up and running with it. The following pages will tell you how to carry out some

of the more common tasks, and introduce you to useful functions and features.

What’s in the Box

In your pack, you will receive:

Ingenico Move 5000

Bluetooth charging base unit

Power cord

Ethernet cable

SIM card (installed)

Getting Started

When you receive your terminal, you should:

set your terminal up in a convenient location

charge the terminal

load the terminal with till roll

ensure that it is paired to the base unit (set up bluetooth if necessary)

connect the ethernet/WiFi

connect it to a network (if necessary)

do a test transaction for a nominal amount

Setting Up

Position your terminal must be near a power source and an ethernet socket. It should

not be put near a heat source, and protected from damp or very dusty conditions.

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You should also consider the risk of theft, and ease of access for customers making

payments.

Changing Till Roll

1. Hold the terminal in one hand, with the screen facing you.

2. Use two fingers of the other hand to lift and release the printer cover.

3. Open it completely, and remove the used roll tube.

4. Loosen the end of the new roll, and place the roll into the printer chamber,

leaving a short length of paper hanging over the edge.

5. Close the printer cover firmly. It should lock on to the paper.

6. Hold the Paper Feed key down to ensure that the roll feeds correctly.

Caring for your Terminal

Be careful to avoid spilling liquids on your terminal or base.

Clean it with a soft cloth. Do not use water, cleaning agents, or abrasive materials. Be

sure to turn off the terminal before cleaning.

The magnetic swipe and chip card readers should be cleaned regularly with a

suitable cleaning card.

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Function Keys

The Move 5000 has touch screen function keys, and can be used as shortcuts, as

described below.

F1 - F4 Can be used for shortcuts

Menu Press to enter the application menus

from the idle (READY) screen. Press

again to move to the next menu

Clear Press to delete one character.

(Press Cancel to delete an entire

line.)

Also, pressing this and the .key

turns off the terminal.

Cancel Press to cancel a transaction.

Confirm Press to confirm anything that has

been typed into the terminal. Also

used to turn on the terminal.

Paper feed Press and hold to test that the paper

is feeding correctly. (See "Changing

Till Roll" on the previous page to find

out how to change a till roll.)

Power Off Remove the terminal from the base,

and press and hold Clear and the.

key at the same time

Power On Press the green Confirm key.

Turning On the Move 5000

Press the green Confirmkey to turn on the terminal.

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Turning Off the Move 5000

Press the yellow Clear key, and the dot key together to turn off the terminal.

Setting Up Bluetooth

Your terminal can only use the Ethernet connection when it is paired to the base unit.

It should already be paired with the base unit provided. If not, you can pair it by

taking the following steps:

1. Press F3 key on the ‘Ready’ screen.

2. Then select the following options:

Control Panel

Terminal Settings

Communication means

Bluetooth

Base

Association

New Base

You should see the bluetooth symbol at the top of the screen.

Connecting your Move 5000 to the Ethernet

1. Plug one end of the ethernet cable into the ethernet socket on your router, and

the other into the ethernet socket on the rear of the base unit.

2. Plug the power cord into the base unit, and into a power source.

3. Place the terminal into the base unit. The terminal will power up. After a short

initialization, it will be ready to use.

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Connecting your Move 5000 to Wi-Fi

To connect to Wi-Fi:

1. Press the F3 key on the home screen.

2. Select Control panel from the menu.

3. Then select Terminal settings.

4. Then select Comm means.

5. In the Comms menu, select Wi-Fi.

6. Select your provider from the list provided.

7. The Wi-Fi icon will turn orange, indicating that a Wi-Fi connection is in progress.

Then it should turn green.

If the Wi-Fi icon stays white then the password may not be correct and you should

recheck this. If it stays orange, the IPaddress has not been set/received from the

network. Ensure that your Wi-Fi is working on other devices, and try again.

Setting up the Mobile Connection

The SIMis already installed in your Move 5000, and a signal and network should be

automatically found. You should see 3G appear at the top of the screen. You may

choose to select a specific network, as described below.

Selecting a Network

You can manually select a specific provider for your Move 5000.

1. Press Menu twice, and select Supervisor from the menu.

2. Enter your password. (See "Supervisor Menu and Password" on the next page for

more details.)

3. Select Config.

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4. Press Menu then choose Select Network.

5. Use the F2 and F3 keys to move up and down the list and highlight the network

you want from the list provided.

6. Then click OK.

Supervisor Menu and Password

When you go to the Supervisor menu, you will be prompted for a password.

The first time you go to the menu, the password is 01483. You will be prompted to

change it before you can process any transactions.

Processing a Sale

Chip & PIN

1. Insert the customer’s card into the reader, face up, chip forward.

2. Enter the sale amount, including pence, and press the key.

3. Ask the customer to enter their PIN code, and press Confirm.

4. If you see a “BAD READ” message, check the card orientation and try again.

After three bad reads the terminal will prompt you to swipe the card.

5. DO NOT remove the card until instructed to do so by the terminal.

6. The terminal connects to Valitor for authorisation.

7. If the transaction is authorised then an “AUTH CODE” will be shown.

8. The terminal will print two receipts. The merchant copy is printed automatically.

Press Confirm to print the customer copy.

Contactless

1. Enter the sale amount, including pence, and press Confirm .

2. (If you make a mistake, press Clear and try again.)

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3. Ask the customer to present their card to the contactless symbol on the terminal

display.

4. A merchant receipt is automatically printed.

5. If the customer wants a receipt, press F1 from the home screen to print it.

Important.

This must be done before the next transaction takes place.

MOTO

1. Press the key, and then select MAILORDER.

2. Choose SALE.

3. Key in the customer’s card number and press Confirm .

4. Enter the expiry date, the start date (if required), the issue number (if required),

pressing Confirm after each entry.

5. Enter the card security Code (CSC), the numbers from the cardholder’s

postcode (e.g. GU7 1LG is 71), and the numbers from the cardholder’s address

(e.g. Flat 1, 28 High Street is 128), pressing Confirm after each entry.

6. (You can press Confirm key without entering anything to bypass the check

when appropriate.)

7. Enter the transaction amount and pressConfirm .

8. The terminal connects to Valitor for authorisation and will prompt you to choose

“Decline” or “Accept”.

9. The result of the CSC/AVS check is displayed, and the two receipts are printed.

Refunding a Sale

Chip and PIN

1. From the idle screen, press , then choose REFUND.

2. Enter the Supervisor password and press Confirm to confirm.

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3. Insert the customer’s card, face up, chip forward.

4. Enter the refund amount and press Confirm .

5. The terminal connects to Valitor for authorisation.

6. When the refund is authorised, “REFUND ACCEPTED” is displayed.

7. A merchant copy of the receipt is printed.

8. Ask the customer to sign this receipt.

9. Remove the card.

10. Check the signature on the receipt with the one on the card. If the signature is

valid then choose “YES”, otherwise choose “NO”.

11. The customer receipt is then printed.

End of Day Reports

Press the key twice, and then REPORTS.

Key in the Supervisor password and press Confirm.

The following reports are available:

END OF DAY: This prints both the “Z REPORT” and the “BANKING” report.

Important.

This MUST be done at the end of each trading day.

BANKING: reports the total value of processed transactions, and that the totals

have been confirmed by the acquirer.

X REPORT: a running total of all transactions, without resetting any totals. It can

be used to check against individual receipts and the BANKING report.

Z REPORT: a total of transactions taken during a trading period. The Z report will

also reset the totals. This can be useful if, for example, you run a breakfast service

and a lunch service, and you wish to total each trading period separately.

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Consult the online help for further instruction on how to use your terminal.

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