Signature Capture

Signature capture lets you capture the signature for credit card slips as well as for accounts receivable transactions. Print the signature on receipts as well as on statements.

There are a number of signature Capture PIN Pads available for use with US Payment Processors. Certified USA EMV PINPads

• Ingenico iSC 250 - supports EMV
• Equinox L5300
• VeriFone mx915

1. Download the latest topaz drivers and install: http://www.topazsystems.com/Software/sigplus.exe
2. Be sure to consult the model number on the back of the unit to select the correct “Choose the tablet” and “Select the connection type” questions during installation.
3. Plug in device. You can test if the signature capture is working by using “DemoOCX” program. This is normally installed on the desktop.

1. In the “Setup Wizard” under “Point of Sale Devices”.
2. Choose the “Signature Capture Device” you are using and any options you may want to select. Review the help document on “Signature Capture setup” for more information about the options.
3. In the “Invoice Setup” drag the “Signature Capture” item found on the “Printers” tab into the tree along with a printer underneath it. Find a sample of this in the documentation.

1. Invoice receipt form to print signature. In the invoice total, drag the “Signature Capture” field found in “Credit Card” onto the invoice layout.
2. Configure statement form to print the signature column. In the Items selecting from the list of available, drag the “Invoice Signature” column into the columns column and adjust print order as required. Also common to un-check “Print Grid Lines”. Note: The signatures will NOT display on invoices that are printed as part of the statements. This is a known limitation. Instead, use the “Invoice Signature” column as indicated above.

The ingenico 6550 or 6780 is a PINpad, MSR, display and signature capture pad.
The following models have been currently tested with System Five. Other configurations should work. Only the COM (serial) configuration has been found to work with terminal services.

• i6550 USB (HID) (not with Windows 8)
• i6550 USB-COM
• i6780 COM (serial) - works on Terminal Services. TCP/IP will work faster on Terminal Services but requires some network configuration to set the IP Address.

:!:When purchasing the i6550, you must specify that you require the OPOS/UPOS version 2.91 configuration.
:!:You must also have them encrypted for your credit card processor network.

To set up the, you need to download the following file from Windward's FTP site
ftp://ftp.windward-ca.com/pub/special/ingenico_s5.zip

• Unzip the file onto your hard drive in a root directory \ingenico_s5.zip
• The installation instructions are in ingenico6xxx.chm
• There are three steps for the installion
  1. Installing ingenico opos drivers
  2. Installing common opos drivers
  3. Configuring ingenico form files. (defaults provided)
  4. Configuring System Five

This is very advanced setup and you will require about 1 hour or more…

Or, you could read this article through, you may find this process a lot easier than you think, who knows you might even get it done in under an hour :) After doing this a few times, I guarantee you'll get this done in under an hour! ingenico_i6550_-_the_missing_article

The ingenico en-Touch 1000 is a PINpad, MSR, display and signature capture pad.
This device is no longer available. It has been replaced by ingenico 6550.

To setup the en-Touch 1000, you need to download the following file from Windward's FTP site
ftp://ftp.windward-ca.com/pub/special/entouch1000.zip

• Unzip the file onto your hard drive in a root directory \entouch1000
• The installation instructions are in ingenico-enTouch1000.chm
• There are three steps for the installation
  1. Uploading and programming the device. (if required. The devices can be purchased with the OPOS Application installed).
  2. Installing opos drivers
  3. Configuring System Five

This is an advanced setup and you will require about 1 hour or more.

Notes:

• The ingenico opos drivers will not work under an account that does not have access to the windows registry. In Windows XP you can allow any user to have access to the registry. In Windows 2000, users will have to log in as administrators.
• You need a real (not usb-COM) Serial port COM1: available to program the device. The device does not need to be programmed on the computer you are using it on.