Sharp has implemented one of the best-integrated credit card interfaces in the industry. Compared
to purchasing terminals for a new store, payback is immediate. Payback is within a few months
when replacing installed dial terminals. Selling integrated payments provides advantages to
customers, additional profitable revenue opportunities for dealers, and makes it difficult for
competitors to convince customers to switch systems.
The UP700 model POS terminal provides an interface for supporting credit card and gift card processing, as well
as, with the addition of the Peripheral Device Controller and the Verifone 1000 PIN pad, debit sales with PIN entry
are possible.
DataTran™ adds efficient, cost-effective dial-up electronic payments to Sharp UP-700 single Point
of Sale Systems and multiple LAN’d Point of Sale Systems.
IPEnabler™ and IPTran™ are two IP options that allow two second internet-based transactions
over a persistent Internet connection. DataTran and IPEnabler accept commands from the
register(s) to handle payment authorization, and support the register settlement and reporting
activities.
The POS’s printer is used to print electronic payment receipts and signature drafts, and the register
card reader is used to swipe cards. This is all accomplished using a single phone line or comm.
line and batch per store, resulting in significant cost savings compared to using separate terminals
and phone/comm. lines for each POS.
DataTran can be used with most U.S. payment services and some elsewhere. DataTran 162 SL is
used for dial-up EFT with single registers, and DataTran 162 ML for dial-up with multiple LAN’d
registers. Merchant parameter ‘factory load’ is highly recommended for fast, accurate dial-up
installs.
IPTran can currently be used for Internet authorizations with Vital/Visanet, Mercury Payments
(Global Payments, non-tips only), and Sterling Payments (Paymentech, non-tips only), with other
IP services being added.
IPEnabler can currently be used for Internet authorizations with Mercury Payment, Sterling
Payments, FDMS/Cardnet, Vital/Visanet, or Nova. Mercury Payments has a revenue/residual
program for resellers, offering you an additional revenue stream, and with Mercury Payments the
store software is less.
Accepted Payment Types
Credit cards, off-line debit cards (check cards or checking account cards, not requiring PINs), and
check authorizations are accepted. On-line debit/ATM cards (requiring PIN pads) are also
supported, requiring Datacap’s Peripheral Device Controller (PDC) and a debit PIN pad to be
installed on a serial port of each register accepting debit cards. Private or in-house charges and
gift/prepaid cards are not currently supported by the Sharp interface. Tips can be added at the
register.
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UP-700 3B Version
1. Standalone Configuration – Credit / Gift Card Only
Equipment List
Provider Dial Up - Standalone Configuration Model / Part No. Qty
The UP-700 incorporates Batch operations, Reporting functions, and Remote merchant parameter
setup through Dial Out and Dial In functions
Please consider the general rules listed below when using this feature:
•The telephone line used for credit card processing should not be shared with any other device
2. Inline Configuration – Credit / Gift Card Only
Equipment List
Provider Dial Up – IRC Configuration Model / Part No. Qty
Sharp
Local
Procurement
(x) = No. Terminals in system
POS Terminal UP-700 (x)
Magnetic Card Reader UP-E13MR (x)
8 MEG ROM VHi27801RAU3B
VHi27801RAV3B
Memory Option
*As required by File Allocation
Ethernet Hub ER-Hub1 or ER-Hub2 1
Data Cap Data Tran 162ML
• Build File – Merchant Parameter
Factory Load
UP-S02MB UP-S04MB
1800.20
*Connection cables are
included
2
1
Note: UP700 3B ROMs (VHi27801RAU3B/VHi27801RAV3B) are available through NPC.
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CREDIT CARD/GIFT CARD
Configuration Diagram
Ethernet
Ethernet
RS-232
RS-232
Data Tran
Data Tran
Data Tran
162ML
162ML
162ML
ViVOpay
ViVOpay
RS-232
RS-232
UP-700 (+)UP-E13MR
UP-700 (+)UP-E13MRUP-700 (+)UP-E13MR
UP-700 (+) UP-E13MR
UP-700 (+) UP-E13MR
IMPORTANT:
The UP-700 incorporates Batch operations, Reporting functions and Remote merchant parameter
setup through Dial Out and Dial In functions. The Data Tran 162 ML may be connected to either
the Master or Satellite
Please consider the general rules listed below when using this feature:
• The telephone line used for credit card processing should not be shared with any other device
• The Data Tran 162ML should be set for FTS MODE = Enabled for Inline operations
3. Standalone Configuration – Credit/Gift Card and Debit
Equipment List
Provider Dial Up - Standalone Configuration Model / Part No. Qty
Sharp
POS Terminal UP-700 1
Magnetic Card Reader UP-E13MR 1
8 MEG ROM VHi27801RAU3B
VHi27801RAV3B
Memory Option
UP-S02MB UP-S04MB
*As required
Local
Procurement Datacap
Data Cap Data Tran 162SL
• Build File – Merchant Parameter
Factory Load
Peripheral Device Controller includes
1800.10
*Connection cables are
included
1713.00 1
cable
Verifone PIN pad 1000 7020.01 1
Cable-A (ECR Æ PDC) 7866.01 1
Cable B (PDC Æ PIN pad 1000) 1332.10 1
Note
: UP700 3B ROMs (VHi27801RAU3B/VHi27801RAV3B) are available through NPC.
2
1
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UP-700 3B Version
Configuration Diagram
RS-232
RS-232RS-232
RS-232
Data Tran
Data Tran
PDC
PDC
Verifone PIN pad-1000
Verifone PIN pad-1000
RS-232
UP-700 (+ ) UP-E13MR
UP-700 (+ ) UP-E13MRUP-700 (+ ) UP-E13MR
RS-232
RS-232RS-232
Data Tran
Data Tran
162SL
162SL
ViVOpay
ViVOpay
IMPORTANT:
The UP-700 incorporates Batch operations, Reporting functions and Remote merchant parameter
setup through Dial Out and Dial In functions.
This configuration requires an ER-A5RS board for additional serial port capability.
Please consider the general rules listed below when using this feature:
• The telephone line used for credit card processing should not be shared with any other device
• The Verifone 1000 PIN pad must be setup by Data Cap for the type encryption method
• Assist the store owner with obtaining the necessary information from the bank
• Allow at least 1 week to obtain the merchant parameters – especially new accounts
• Always set up new merchant accounts - verify each card type to be used
• Schedule a test day with the processor to verify sales and batch operations
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Section-1: IPL Procedures
CREDIT CARD/GIFT CARD
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UP-700 3B Version
Section-2: Master Reset Procedures
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Notes: Program data from a RAU1x/RAV1x are not compatible with 3B.
The POS Utility cannot be used when upgrading to 3B or downgrading from 3B to 1x.
CREDIT CARD/GIFT CARD
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UP-700 3B Version
Section-3: Programming Principles
The UP-700 POS terminal incorporates the use of certain function keys to be used when making
changes in PGM-mode.
To simplify programming, please review the below list of function keys and usages listed below:
Function Description
K
K
The UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys are used to navigate within the specified menu
and/or preset entry field.
I
J
PAGE
UP
PAGE
DOWN
.
SBTL
ENTER
CA/AT
CL
CANCEL
Used to scroll the programming window back to the previous page
Used to scroll the programming window to the next page
Used to “toggle” between fixed selections within a preset entry field when it is applicable
The SUBTOTAL key is used to “List” available fixed selections within a present entry field when it
is applicable
Used to “set” each preset entry field
Used to “finalize” each preset entry
Used to clear the last setting you have programmed or clear an error state
Used to “cancel” programming and return to the previous screen
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CREDIT CARD/GIFT CARD
1. Entering the SRV-Mode
To enter SRV-mode programming, you must turn the SRV key counter clock wise to the 6 o’clock
position wait five seconds and turn the SRV key to the 7 o’clock position
Procedure:
① Turn the AC Power Switch “OFF”
② Set the mode switch to (SRV) position
③ Turn on the AC Power Switch “ON”
AC
Power
Sw i t c h
SRV
SRV
SRV
SRV ’
SRV ’
SRV ’
The SRV-mode Main Menu will appear:
CAUTION:
Never place the Service key to the SRV’ or SRV position while AC power is applied – severe
damage may result to the RAM and program contents
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UP-700 3B Version
2. SRV-mode Program Readings:
List of SRV-mode Program Reports:
CAT#2 Related Jobs
Mode Main Menu Sub Menu
Procedure – System Preset:
① Enter the SRV-Mode as previously outlined
② Select [1 READING]
③ Select [1 SYSTEM PRESET]
④ This will automatically start to print.
12
SRV MODE
SRV MODE
READING
1
READING
1
SETTING
2
SETTING
2
IRC SETTING
3
IRC SETTING
3
DOWN LOAD
4
DOWN LOAD
4
DIAGNOSTIC
5
DIAGNOSTIC
5
READING
READING
SYSTEM PRESET
1
SYSTEM PRESET
1
DEVICE CONFIG
2
DEVICE CONFIG
2
FREE KEY
3
FREE KEY
3
FILE
4
FILE
4
SSP
5
SSP
5
1 SYSTEM PRESET SRV-Mode 1 READING
2 DEVICE CONFIG
Procedure – Device Assign:
① Enter the SRV-Mode as previously outlined
② Select [1 READING]
③ Select [2 DEVICE CONFIG]
④ This will automatically start to print.
12
READING
SRV MODE
SRV MODE
READING
1
READING
1
SETTING
2
SETTING
2
IRC SETTING
3
IRC SETTING
3
DOWN LOAD
4
DOWN LOAD
4
DIAGNOSTIC
5
DIAGNOSTIC
5
Caution:
When adding Credit Card devices, it is critical not to assign more than 1-type device to the same
channel no. Please verify that multiple type devices are not assigned to the same channel no.
READING
SYSTEM PRESET
1
SYSTEM PRESET
1
DEVICE CONFIG
2
DEVICE CONFIG
2
FREE KEY
3
FREE KEY
3
FILE
4
FILE
4
SSP
5
SSP
5
Example: CAT#2 and Printers “CANNOT” share the same Channel No. Assignment
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CREDIT CARD/GIFT CARD
3. PGM-mode Program Readings:
The PGM mode readings for credit card devices are also associated to the other presets readings
(ex: Media Keys, etc.) that may be found within each section.
List of PGM2-mode Program Reports:
CAT#2 Related Jobs
Mode Main Menu Sub Menu
1 READING 11 MEDIA PGM2-Mode
11 CAT READING
Procedure – Media:
Enter the PGM2-Mode by turning the MA key counter clock wise to the PGM2 position
① Select [9 PGM2 MODE]
② Select [1 READING]
③ Select [11 MEDIA]
④ This will automatically start to print.
12
PGM2 MODE È
PGM2 MODE È
READING
1
READING
1
SETTING
2
SETTING
2
AUTO KEY
3
AUTO KEY
3
D-UPC LOAD
4
D-UPC LOAD
4
DATA CLEAR
5
DATA CLEAR
5
OPEN STORE6
OPEN STORE6
Print Example:
03/01/03
#020110:13
*PGM2*
MEDIA
CASH
CASH2
CHECK
CHECK2
CHECK3
CHECK4
CREDIT C
CREDIT-
:
:
000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CA1 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CA2 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CK1 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CK2 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CK3 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CK4 00000000001
KP000 L18
00000000000000
CH1 20100000001
READING ÇÈ
READING ÇÈ
MIX & MATCH
6
MIX & MATCH
6
COMBO MEAL
7
COMBO MEAL
7
UPC OTHER
8
UPC OTHER
8
SCALE TABLE
9
SCALE TABLE
9
FUNCTION
10
FUNCTION
10
MEDIA11
MEDIA11
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