Parameter | Description |
Name | Name of the Unit. |
Description | Description of the Unit. |
Type name | Name of the Unit Type. |
Type description | Description of the Unit Type. |
Unit id | Identification code of the Unit. |
Touch Application | Select the wanted Surface Application here. |
Widgets enabled | Check this check box to enable the use of widgets on this touch application. |
Date format on ticket | From the drop-down list, select the wanted date format. Available formats are: YYYY-MM-DD; DD-MM-YY; MM-DD-YY; and Day Month Year. |
Time format on ticket | From the drop-down list, select the wanted time format. Available formats are: HH:MM; HH:MM am/pm; HH:MM:SS; and HH:MM:SS time zone (for example CEST). |
Surface custom parameters | Which custom parameters should be available on the ticket. The following parameters and strings to use in the Surface Editor application are available: • Waiting customers • Current waiting time • Branch name • Tickets left Mark several of them by holding down Ctrl while clicking on them |
Track to validate | From the drop-down list, select track 1, track 2 or track 3 to be used for validation.  Bank cards usually use track 2. |
Start Validation | The first digit that should be used for card validation. |
Characters to validate | Number of characters to validate. |
Track 1-3 Mask | Enter the mask for the track that should be validated here. The Card mask X settings specify the data to mask out on the three tracks of a card. These settings apply to all cards. An empty setting is the default setting and no data is masked out. List the bytes that should be set to 0 (=masked out). Examples: Card mask 1: 0-255 = set the complete track to all zeros. Card mask 2: 0-1,6-255 = set all bytes to 0 except bytes 2-5. Card mask 3: empty = no data is masked out. |
Button delay | This is the minimum time that must elapse after a Customer has pressed the button and until the next Customer can get a ticket. Max: 60 seconds. Min: 0 seconds. |
Tickets on roll | Number of tickets on roll. |
Low ticket alarm | The number of tickets in the printer when the alarm is activated. Note: the ticket counter is restarted when the paper is fed into the printer mechanism. |
Write card data in QAgent log (debug) | Note that this option may log confidential card data, use with caution! |
Device Controller | From the drop-down list, select which Device Controller should be used. |