Genmega Programming: SSL / TLS on Switch

This guide walks through programming Genmega and Hantle ATMs for an SSL / TLS internet connection on the Switch processor. It covers the settlement, customer setup, surcharge, system setup, host setup, key management and transaction menus, and finishes with loading the master keys.

First step is to login with the default Master Password, which is 555555.

1. Under Settlement, enter a number of current bills. It can be any number of bills, the ATM just needs to think it has money to operate.

2. Go to Customer Setup menu.

  • a. Change Welcome Message.
  • b. Use clear key to erase old message.
  • c. Enter the new Welcome Message using the keypad.
  • d. Use Enter key to accept changes.
  • e. Select receipt header 1.
  • f. Use the cancel key to delete the old message.
  • g. Enter the receipt header message using the keypad for line 1 of receipt header.
  • h. Hit Enter to accept.
  • i. Select receipt header 2 for the next line and repeat steps f – h for each line of text (up to 4 lines)

3. Go to Surcharge Mode (Same on Every ATM)

  • a. Select Surcharge Owner.
  • b. Enter “The Name of Your Company, i.e. Eclipse”
  • c. Cancel back to customer setup screen.

4. Go to Change Processor

  • a. Communication = SSL Passthrough
  • b. Message Format = Standard 3
  • c. SSL Format = 7 Bits Even Parity
  • d. Select SSL
  • – Select SSL Version (TLS V1.2 or Highest Version Available) *You may need to update software for this option to be available*
  • e. Select Standard 3 Options.
  • i. Comm. Header = Enable
  • ii. Status Monitor = Enable
  • iii. Use 12 Sequence Number = Disabled
  • iv. Use TCP/IP CRC = Enable
  • f. That completes Customer Setup.

4. Go to Host Setup

  • a. Routing Id (Same on Every ATM)
  • i. Enter “123SC101” Click OK on the screen.
  • b. Check to make sure Healthcheck is “Disabled”
  • i. Click the button next to Health Check so that the bottom of the screen shows “Disabled”
  • c. Terminal ID/Number
  • i. Enter the Terminal ID for this machine. YOUR TERMINAL ID SHOULD BE LOCATED ON THE CONVELOPE WITH YOUR KEYS. Should be 2 letters followed by 6 digits. Click OK on the screen.
  • d. Host IP
  • i. Host IP number will be atm1.switchcommerce.net for Host #1 & atm2.switchcommerce.net for Host #2
  • ii. Host Port will be 1440
  • iii. Configuration set to Scheduled.
  • e. Key Management
  • i. Password #1 and #2 are zero, six times.
  • ii. Select change password, password 1, enter number 1 six times, repeat to verify.
  • iii. Select change password, password 2, enter number 2 six times, repeat to verify.
  • iv. Press Cancel until you are back out to the host setup screen
  • v. Re-login using the new passwords
  • vi. Click “Key Mode” until the bottom of the screen show “TDES” next to key mode
  • vii. Click Edit Key.

5. Go to System Setup

  • a. Change Password (Same on Every ATM)
  • i. Master Password – Current is 555555
  • ii. Enter your own six digit password
  • iii. Operator Password – Current is 111111
  • iv. Enter your own six digit password
  • v. Service Password – Current is 222222
  • vi. Enter your own six digit password
  • b. Device Setup
  • i. Go to TCP/IP Setup
  • ii. Make sure it’s set on DHCP
  • iii. Hit apply and then Enter and make sure all the fields filled with numbers.

6. Go to Transaction Setup

  • a. Dispense Limit
  • i. Enter amount you want for maximum withdrawal per transaction. The minimum amount required by law is $200.00 (meaning a customer must be able to withdraw up to $200.00 at a time.). However, you may set the amount higher if you would like.

Entering Master Keys

1. Master Key A

  • a. Enter Index, hit zero 1 then Enter
  • b. Input Left Key twice
  • c. Input Right Key twice
  • d. Hit Enter

2. Master Key B

  • a. Enter Index, hit zero 1 then Enter
  • b. Input Left Key twice
  • c. Input Right Key twice
  • d. Hit Enter

3. Verify Check Digit on bottom of Key Management Screen.

Cancel back to main Operator Screen and verify that it says “Normal” in the middle of the screen.

If there is an error code, check back of the book to see what the error message is and adjust.

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