Introduction

Test Account

Test Reader

PayButton Integration for iOS and Android

Desktop OS Integration for Windows and Linux

Validate Your Integration

Important Notes

Card Readers
- Verifone P400 Payment Terminal
  - Getting Started
  - Ordering Test Equipment
  - Inspecting the Terminal
  - Connecting Terminal Hardware
  - Configuring Ethernet Connectivity
  - Configuring USB Connectivity
  - Finding the Network Address Assigned to the Terminal
  - Configuring the Static IP Address
  - Verifying the Terminal IP Address
  - Changing Your Password
  - Troubleshooting
- PAX A920 Payment Terminal
  - Getting Started
    - Charging the Terminal
    - Turning On the Terminal
    - Installing the Receipt Paper Roll
  - Configuring the Terminal
    - Configuring DHCP Access
    - Configuring Static Access
    - Configuring Manual Static Access
    - Configuring Proxy Access
    - Configuring a Cellular Connection Using a SIM Card
    - Choosing a Language
  - Processing Transactions
    - Processing Payments
    - Processing Dynamic Currency Conversion Payments
    - Processing Follow-On Refunds
    - Processing Standalone Refunds
    - Managing Unsuccessful Payments
  - Troubleshooting
    - Accessing Logs During Terminal Testing
      - Using the POSLink Log for Debugging
      - Using the BroadPOS Log for Debugging
    - Finding the Terminal Serial Number
    - Finding the International Mobile Equipment Identity Number
    - Taking Screenshots of the Terminal Screen
    - Managing Tamper Mode
    - Fixing Printing Issues

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Introduction

This pilot documentation is an interim guide for point-of-sale (POS) developers getting started with the Cybersource In-Person SDK. See Important Notes for details about the relevant parts of the interim guide. After incorporating your valuable feedback, a final guide will be published on the Cybersource Developer Center.

There are three integration options with the Cybersource-supported card readers and the In-Person SDK:

PayButton Integration is the simplest and fastest integration option. You can start our ready-to-run sample PayButton Integration for iOS and Android apps within minutes. This integration option does not include to ability to customize the card reader screen layout and receipts.

Desktop OS Integration for Windows and Linux POS applications, which require you to set up a client service.

Custom Integration offers you the flexibility to customize card reader screens to match your iOS or Android application.

Related Information

Important notes about using this guide.

Registering for a test account.

Ordering a test kit.

PayButton Integration for iOS and Android.

Desktop OS Integration for Windows and Linux.

Validating your integration.

Supported card readers, including Verifone and PAX models.

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