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1. Overview
IK-RBA-09.00 provides support for developing RBA application interfacing iPP350 device.
Please refer to the DIV350779 REV S Telium RBA Users Guide.pdf for a complete guide to the
Telium RBA application.
This release contains KP4 signed RBA code and shall only be used on terminal with KP4 key file
injected. Both LLT and OGZ load package is included in this release.
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2. IK-RBA-09.01 Contents
Ingenicos RBA Integration Kit IK-RBA-09.01 contains the following software and documents.
ismp_user_guide_900004435_r11_000_04__296122409ad_eng.pdf
ReleaseNotes_TeliumRBA_5.0.1.pdf
ReleaseNotes_TeliumTools_5.0.1.pdf
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2.3. Telium RBA Parameters
Sample forms, images, prompt files, Communication files, contactless parameter file, config.dfs
and supporting script to generate DAT file for IPP350.
Communication Parameters
Contactless Parameters
RBA Data and Parameters
Secure PGZ
Please refer to the DIV350779 REV S Telium RBA Users Guide.pdf for details.
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3. Telium Tools Setup Notes
Setup_TeliumTools_5.0.1.1.exe installs Form Builder, Data Packaging Tool, Script Builder, and
SAT (If not presence). .Net Frameworks 3.5 is required. Setup checks this pre-requisite and
prompts for Web installation if not present in the host system. Please refer to DIV350840 Rev
E Telium Tools Install Guide.pdf for detail installation guide. Form Builder, Data Packaging
tool, and Script Builder help files are integrated in the installation and can be access via each
application help menu and icons.
To run these installed utilities:
Start->Program Files->Ingenico->Telium Tools
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4. RBA Test App Setup Notes
Make sure the device has been setup to communicate with the RBA Test App by configuring
both the terminal and the RBA Test App communication parameters. Please refer to the
DIV350779 REV S Telium RBA Users Guide.pdf for details.
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5. Loading Terminal Software Package
Software package can be can be downloaded into appropriate device either via LLT download
tools, RBAs File Write Request at runtime or external USB memory (ISC250and ISC350 Only).
Terminal software packages provided in this kit are intended only for production
profiled unit [0248-014]. This value appears briefly at the start of boot up sequence
if OS and Manager exist on terminal. Software packages are not intended for mock up profile
unit. Loading this software into a mockup unit will render the device unusable which must be
returned to Ingenico for factory reset. Mock up profile unit has an unmistaken flashing of the
warning sign as shown below
RBA terminal software packages are located in Telium UIA Terminal Application directory in the
kit.
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5.2. LLT download
Download is triggered by LLT command line script. Make sure LLT has been installed and
configured correctly.
LLT_LOAD.BAT detects LLT installation path in the registry and will set the path accordingly.
The screen capture information of Part# and Device may change based on the current package
used.
The following table contains shortcut guide to putting the device in the desired mode.
Reboot and
hold down
appropriate
key while
LLT Mode F3 - F3 device boots
up. Device
screen will
display LLT
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Reboot and
hold down 4
key while
device boots
up. Release
USB Not Supported 4 Not Supported
when device
screen
displays USB
MASS
STORAGE
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1. Reboot
device.
2. Hold down
the first
key F1 or
1 while
device is
booting
up.
3. Release as
soon as
the first *
appears on
the screen,
and
Delete all
quickly
applications
press and
except
release the
system files.
rest of the
appropriat
IMPORTANT:
e keys
This
sequentiall
sequence
F1 F4 y.
MUST be
F1 F4 Down Up 1 3 4 6 F2 4. All four
used to load
F3 ****
all PK
must
packages
appears on
cleanly. Step
device
6 is required
screen in
in order to
order to
create the
complete
HOST
this task.
directory.
5. Terminal
screen
displays
LLT.
6. Reboot
the device
one more
time.
7. Screen
displays
LLT
8. Device is
ready for
local
download.
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Table 1 Device Function Keys
1. Connect the appropriate device to host PC using the supplied USB cable.
2. Prepare the device by doing a Delete all applications except system files steps as shown
in Table 1 above.
4. Go to LoadScripts directory within the selected device package and double click the
LLT_LOAD.BAT.
5. Enter COM Port when prompted and press enter. The PART NUMBER, DEVICE, and
SECURITY PROFILE may change as these values are based on the current package.
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A reboot is required following a delete all sequence: "1-3-4-6". This action creates the
HOST directory for the subsequent host specific data files download.
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A reboot is required following a delete all sequence: "1-3-4-6". This action creates the
HOST directory for the subsequent host specific data files download.
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A reboot is required following a delete all sequence: "1-3-4-6". This action creates the
HOST directory for the subsequent host specific data files download.
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8. Info window pops up indicating progress and state of connection.
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9. A sample of successful screen for ISC350 LLT load. Please note that IPP3XX requires a 2-
steps loading due insufficient SWAP size allocated on some of the terminals. Please follow
the prompt when loading IPP3XX terminal.
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A reboot is required following a delete all sequence: "1-3-4-6". This action creates the
HOST directory for the subsequent host specific data files download.
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Loading is completed
Press any key to continue . . .
11. Device reboots to RBA Interface Application splash screen. This completes the download.
12. A download failure screen. Please refer to downloadlog.txt in the root directory for
details.
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A reboot is required following a delete all sequence: "1-3-4-6". This action creates the
HOST directory for the subsequent host specific data files download.
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* * * * * * * *
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* * * * * * * *
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Press any key to continue . . .
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5.3. USB Load
ISCXXX devices are capable of handling software download via FAT16 or FAT32 formatted USB
flash memory. The USB package format is created by running the COPY_TO_USB.BAT which
can be found in the LoadScripts directory of supported device package. The batch script
generates downloadable software package into USB memory stick.
We highly recommend that the USB flash memory use in loading be kept for such
purpose and contains no other artifacts.
Please refer to Table1 keying guide to putting the device in the USB ready mode.
1. Double click COPY_TO_USB.BAT. Enter Windows assigned USB drive letter when
prompted.
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2. USB load package gets generated automatically if the same package does not exist in the
flash drive. All relevant files will be copied over onto the USB flash and verified for integrity.
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3. Eject USB flash drive.
User will be prompted to exit or overwrite if similar package part# already exists on the
targeted USB flash drive.
PART number echoed on command screen reflects the current package. This may change.
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4. Insert the USB flash drive into device USB host port.
5. On the device, do a Delete all applications except system files steps as shown in Table 1
above.
7. Reboot and hold down 4 key while device boots up. Release when device screen displays
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USB MASS STORAGE
8. Device detects for valid USB formatted package and displays package name. Download
starts immediately if no other package is detected.
PK-RGEN05-0501B3
9. Software activation occurs at the end of the download. OK indicates successful validation
and completes the USB download.
PK-RGEN05-0501B3
Software Activate
OK
10. Device reboots to KIA INJECTION option screen and ready for serial number and key
injection.
11. Following a successful key injection, Telium manager goes through the initialization of the
MANAGER.PAR file and boots to RBA Interface Application splash Screen.
OGZ package is provided for the purpose of updating the existing unit with the newer RBA
package at runtime via RBA File Write Request command. OGZ content is similar to the PK
packages provided with the exception of MANAGER.PAR file and the KIA Application. OGZ
software packages for specific device can be found in Production Profile OGZ Package
directory within the kit. This download mode may take longer depending on the connection
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type being used. Below is the steps to load OGZ package via the RBA Test App;
1. HOST Application or RBA Test app must first establish connection with the appropriate
terminal.
2. Send "File Write Request" or click on the "File Write Request button on RBA Test App.
Sets the following parameters: "Load 8 Bits" and select the device specific OGZ file in
Production Profile OGZ Package directory within the kit
By default the unit is set to RS-232, 115200, N, 8, 1. User can change the device communication
setting manually (Refer to the developers guide for instruction) or use the sample
communication files provided in Communication Parameters directory.
The TDA.XML is by default configured as RS232. Edit the XML to change your communication
settings and package them into a TGZ format which can be loaded via File Write Request.
Please refer to the Telium Tools Data Packaging Tool application help file on how to package
into TGZ format. The kit includes SERIAL, ETHERNET, USB-CDC and USB-HID TGZ sample files.
Below are the steps to load TGZ communication parameter via the RBA Test App;
1. HOST Application or RBA Test app must first establish connection with the appropriate
terminal.
2. Send "File Write Request" or click on the "File Write Request button on RBA Test App.
Set "Load 8 Bits" and select the specific TGZ communication file from the Communication
Parameters directory. Execute command or click on execute button on RBA Test App
2. The top left LED on IPP320, ISMP350, and ISC250 (LED icon on ISC350) should blink at
interval if contactless is detected and enabled.
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NOTE
Device requires a reboot following after Telium Manager initialized contactless settings in
MANAGER.PAR. This is a one-time process.
1. To enable this functionality please load the specific signed SECURITY.PGZ located in the
P2PE Configuration directory via the LLT_LOAD.BAT. The following P2PE configurations are
supported;
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