Hypercom IN-tact 1201 User Manual

Dial communication over IP.

IN-tact®1201

Product Data

The Hypercom IN-tact series of products are IP gateway devices that provide
protocol conversion and secure managed connections for dial terminals. The
IN-tact 1201 is ideal for small and medium-sized retail environments. It is
simple to install and provides IP connectivity for dial terminals and ATMs. You
can take advantage of a DSL, cable modem or VPN connection, and can rest
easy knowing your transactions will be secured with the latest SSL industry
standards.

Key Features

• Easy to install

• Speeds up transaction times

• Supports multiple dial protocols and conforms to industry standards for
secure IP transactions

• Provides secure management via a standard Web browser and SNMP

• Supports permanent and on-demand TCP session connections

Whether you're looking for a reliable payment terminal, innovative,
value-add technology, or a complete electronic transaction management
system, Hypercom can deliver. Our product portfolio ranges from basic
credit authorization to full transaction transport and more. Hypercom is
more than a one-stop shop for payment terminals, it's a provider of
complete, end-to-end transaction solutions that expand the possibilities
at the POS in ways that translate to greater profits.

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Dial communication over IP.

IN-tact®1201

Ease of Use

• Simple and intuitive Web management facility allows the device to be pre-configured
prior to delivery to the point of installation,saving time and training

• SNMP capabilities along with the Web interface allow remote upgrades

• Easy-to-install procedure allows devices to be delivered fully configured to customer
locations. This allows the end user to start using the IN-tact 1201 right out of the box,
without the need for additional programming or configuration.

Security

• Industry-standard SSL connection to a remote SSL server ensures secure transactions
over the Internet

• Integrated Web server allows secure management via a standard Web browser

• SNMP services for use with existing customer-provided management systems

• Redundant TCP/IP and connection to backup host destinations

• Transactions are delivered seamlessly to a backup host in the event the primary host
is not available.

Cost Savings

• Faster transaction times utilizing IP rather than dial

• Connects to existing dial terminals or ATMs, no need to replace with more expensive IP
terminals, no time lost training employees or learning a new device.

World Headquarters:

Hypercom Corporation | 2851 W. Kathleen Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85053, USA
Tel: [phone] | Fax: [phone] | Web: www.hypercom.com

Global Locations:

North America | Latin America | Asia/Pacific Rim | Europe | Middle East | Africa | Australia

Technical Specifications:

Protocols

• Dial port: Visa I/II spoofed, SDLC, asynchronous,
transparent

• Modem: V.21/Bell 103, V.33/Bell 212A, V.22bis,
V.29, V.34, V.90

• Ethernet LAN: TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSL
and SNMP

External Power Supply

• Input: 110/220, 50/60 Hz

• Output: 24 VDC, 1 A

Footprint

• 6.0 in x 8.0 in x 1.5 in/15.2 cm x 20.3 cm x 3.8 cm

Weight

• .9 lbs/0.41 kg

Environment

• Temperature: 0-40°C/32-104°F

• Humidity: Max 95% RH, non-condensing

• Altitude: 0-10,000 ft/0-3.048 meters

• Vibration: 0.03 in, maximum displacement to 0,05G
sine peak, 3 orthogonal axes, 5-500-5 Hz

Reliability

• 100,000 hours (MTBF calculated)

Certifications

• Certified to global and local standards including CE

© 2007 Hypercom Corporation, all rights reserved. Hypercom is a
registered trademark of Hypercom Corporation. The Hypercom logo is
a trademark of Hypercom Corporation. All other products or services
mentioned in this document are trademarks, service marks, registered
trademarks or registered service marks of their respective owners.
Product Specifications subject to change without notice.

940421-001, Rev F March 2007

This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.

This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young ([e-mail])