Unitec POS4000 - Manual (Page 23)

P O S 4 0 0 0
Document Number: POS4010 3
Document Title: Remote Code POS4000 Installation and Operations Manual
• POS4000 ID: 1-4
o Master POS consoles must set to 1
Note: If you are using 6-digit codes, you may only use 3 Master consoles.
o Secondary Consoles must be set to Units 2-4.
o Remote consoles POS IDs must match the corresponding master console.
• Code Age: number of days a code is good after purchase. 1 to 60 days, default 14
• Daily Limit: maximum number of codes can be issued per day: 10 to190, default 100.
Note: When the Daily Limit is reached, the code issued will be 0, which is invalid.
• Security Code: used to encrypt the wash code, up to 7 digits. Using simple numbers like
“1234567” or “3333333” is discouraged.
• Verify the time and date settings on the POS4000 and WSII involved to make sure they
match. The Remote Code function will not work properly if they are not synchronized.
NOTE: You MUST complete all of the above settings until they print or the settings will not be
saved!
After completing the items, the settings are printed out. Keep this printout as the same settings
need to be programmed into the WSII and any remote POS4000 units.
1.2.2 Setting Up the Secondary/Slave POS4000s
If there are any remote units, the Remote Code feature needs to be enabled too.
System Setup -> Remote Code: 1=enable, 0=no
In the remote unit, only Code Age setting needs to be entered, the rest are not present. The
settings are not printed.
• Code Age: number of days a code is good after purchase. 1 to 60 days, default 14
Once the Remote Code is enabled, the connection to the WSII is automatically disabled. If the
system time is changed on the POS4000, the sequence ID counter function of Remote Codes
will be reset and result in duplicate codes.
Note: The Multi-unit Settings must be re-programmed manually if the Remote Code feature is
disabled.
1.3 Sierra Server Integration
The Portal, Sentinel, and WashPay system may be configured to interface with a Remote Code
POS4000 via the Sierra Management Application. Login to the Sierra Management Application
and go to Setup>Site>Select Standard for Server Mode>Click Server Parameters>Click Enable
under Remote Codes. Enter the following parameters so that they are an exact match to
Remote Code POS4000 configuration settings. Enter the Code Length, Terminal ID, Code
Expiration, Daily Limit, and Security Code, then assign the washes in the correct order listed in
the POS4000. Click Save.