Pairing guide for Pinpad with IMIN D4/Falcon

1. Click 3 times in the bottom-right corner of the screen and then 3 times in the bottom-left corner. Then it will ask for a 4-digit passcode. The code changes every day – so its today’s date from behind, starting with the month.
   Fx. The date 20/11 --> Code: 1102
   

2. Press on Minimize app. Now this screen will show up --> Press the 3 lines in the top-right corner

1. Scroll a bit down until you see 6. Indstillinger and press this. In settings, scroll all the way down and press the last option 8: Service.

1. Now, it will ask for a pin code. The code is today’s date, starting with the month and separated by the number 69 (MM69DD).
   Fx. The date 20/11 --> Code: 116920

1. Press on “3: Nætværksindstill.” Now press the internet button, and all nearby Wifi-connections will show up. Find the Wifi you would like to connect to and type in the Wifi password.

2. After connecting to the Wi-Fi, restart the terminal by plugin the cable out and then plugin it in again.

After booting up, it should go to the “Welcome” screen. Now press three times in the bottom-right corner then three times in the bottom left corner, and type in the password again. *(Todays date from behind, starting with the month) *
Fx. The date 20/11 --> Code: 1102

1. Now, check for the IP address as shown in the picture below. Remember this for later.
   

2. Now, go to the IMIN D4/Falcon terminal. If the POS is already open and logged in, click the three dots in the top-right corner and press Afslut. Now the POS will close --> open it up.

1. Now it will ask for the pincode – instead, press the X in the top-right corner. Then press the settings wheel in the top-right corner

1. Then it will ask for a code --> type 202020 and press OK
   

2. Scroll down until you see Integreret terminal and enable it, if not already enabled. Set the type to ”TellerPayLink”,
   IP Adress to the one you checked for in step 7, Port to ”50333” and Api Key to 123.
   When done, scroll down and press Lagre at the bottom.
   

3. Log into POS again – and now the Pinpad is ready for transactions.