This guide explains how to activate ZVT mode on an Ingenico/Worldline Desk 3500 or Move 5000 and set up the network connection so that the terminal can be controlled directly from Belbo.
Prerequisites
- You are using Belbo on a computer (Windows or Mac) or an iPad.
- The terminal is already in operation and successful payments have been made manually.
- The terminal and computer/iPad are in the same WLAN network.
- You have the technician PIN on hand (in many cases
11599or21088). If neither of these works, ask your terminal provider's hotline for it.
Step 1 of 3: Activate ZVT mode
In this step, you switch the terminal to ZVT mode so it can receive commands from the point of sale system.
- Press the F button three times in quick succession to open the technician menu.
- Enter 513 and confirm with the green button.
- Enter the technician PIN (usually
11599or21088) and confirm. - Select Activate ZVT and confirm.
Step 2 of 3: Configure network connection
In this step, you specify how the terminal is accessible on the network. Belbo communicates with the terminal via IP and port – these values must match.
- Press the F button three times in quick succession to open the technician menu.
- Enter 54 and confirm with the green button.
- Enter the PIN 12345 and confirm.
- Select Cash register.
- Select TCP/IP (for WLAN connection: WLAN).
- Leave the host value unchanged.
- Check the port – it should be set to 5577. If not, change it to
5577. Note the port; you will need it later in Belbo. - Press the red X button repeatedly until the terminal's main menu appears.
Step 3 of 3: Adjust ZVT settings
In this step, you configure whether the terminal prints receipts itself. The default setting prevents printing – this needs to be disabled.
- Navigate in the main menu to Administration → Cash register → ZVT settings.
- Set Receipt control by terminal to OFF.
Next step: Set up connection in Belbo
The terminal is now ready for ZVT. Now set up the connection in Belbo – you will need the IP address of the terminal (read from the router) and the port (usually 5577).