WORLDLINE Saturn 1000F2 Portable Digital Payments Device User Guide

Saturn 1000F2 Portable Digital Payments Device
User Guide

PURCHASE

1| Pressing the button on the left side switches on the terminal.|
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2| Select to open the transaction overview.|
3| A new transaction is started by selecting .|
4| Enter amount and confirm with .
The separation of the amount (e.g. euro/cents or francs/cents) is done by a decimal point.|
5| Depending on the card type, the card must be inserted into the chip card reader, held against the contactless reader or fed through the swipe reader. If the customer uses the wrong reader for their card, they will be prompted to use the correct reader.|
6| Amount is displayed to your customer. For a card that requires a PIN, the customer is asked to enter the PIN code (4 to 6 digits) and confirm with . For a card without a PIN, only the amount needs to be confirmed. When making a contactless payment for a small amount, the customer usually does not need to do anything else. The transaction can be cancelled with the red button. Please acknowledge the message “Please return terminal” by pressing the button at the bottom right to return the terminal to its default state.|
7| Payment is processed and authorised online if necessary. Chip cards: The card must remain inserted into the chip reader during the transaction until the prompt to remove the card appears.|
8| Receipt is printed. Please follow the instructions of the terminal: If the customer’s signature is required, please ask for this.|
9| Print copy of receipt: select . Do not print a copy of the receipt: Select .
If no selection is made, the copy is printed automatically after 10 seconds.| Copy or No copy

**CREDITS***
If a transaction can no longer be cancelled, a credit can be made at any time.

1| Pressing the button on the left side switches on the terminal.|
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2| Select to open the transaction overview.|
3| Select .|
4| Enter the terminal’s password and confirm with .|
5| Enter the amount and confirm with .
The separation of the amount (e.g. euro/cents or francs/cents) is done by a decimal point.|
6| Only when the Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) is activated: Enter the date of the original booking and confirm with .|
7| Depending on the card type, the card must be inserted into the chip card reader, held against the contactless reader or fed through the swipe reader.|
8| Cashier signs receipt as confirmation.|

DAILY CLOSING STATEMENT (CLOSE OUT)
With a daily closing statement, all transactions carried out are submitted and closed. The amounts are credited with the daily closing statement. At least once a day – ideally after closing time – a daily closing statement should be performed. The day- and shift counters are set to “0”. With the  shift change, you can easily track which transactions were carried out during this time period (shift). The shift change is purely informative, and does not replace a daily closing statement.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Software updates are performed at night, and only when the shift is completed. Therefore, do not open a new shift in the evening after the daily closing statement.
• After “End of shift”, a cancellation can no longer be performed.

Pressing the button on the left side switches on the terminal.|
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Select the function and then .| <Daily closing>

QUERIES AND SETTINGS

The following options are then available:
• Shift counter (current status of the active shift)
• Daily counter (current status since last daily closing statement)
• Trx memory (current status of transactions after the last data transmission)
• Print DCC rates (optional)
• Print last receipt| There are several options open to you:
• Trm Language (Temporary change of the terminal language)
• Service PW (service password)
• Network setup
• Android settings

NOTES ABOUT THE TERMINAL
PLEASE NOTE! Worldline carries out software updates at night in order to enable you to use your payment terminal without interruption during the day. For this reason, your payment terminal must be left switched on at night with a constant Internet connection.