Gasboy CFN Series NBS - Manual (Page 20)

Using NBS NBS Command
Page 16 MDE-4390F Gasboy CFN Series NBS (GL3) Credit and Debit Card Network V 1.3.0.0 · November 2008
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Gasboy International Site Controller III
Financial Network Setup
NBS (1.2.2.0)
Miscellaneous
10. UTC Time Zone offset : Eastern (EST)
11. Daylight Savings indicator : Disabled
12. Suppress Veh # on receipts : Disabled
13. Attendant at Pumps and signed receipts : Disabled
14. Accept Visa Fleet as Std Visa Card : Disabled
15. Accept MasterCard Fleet as Std MasterCard : Disabled
16. Max Authorized Card Amount : $500
17. Host Transport Protocol : 1
18. Set Prompts to the 2nd display line on readers : Disabled
19. Allow PCI Debit at the Dispenser : Disabled
Enter Item Number, W-Walkthrough Edit, RETURN-Next Page, Q-Quit
At any time press ? for help :
Parameters 2 - 19 can be edited by entering the menu number (parameter #1 cannot be
changed). To get help, enter a ?. The “W” option guides you through the parameters in the
program.
Note: Contact NBS before changing option 19 or monetary losses may occur. Refer to
“Allow PCI Debit at the Dispenser” on page 19 for more information on this option.
Initialization Type
The initialization type is not configurable. It displays the type of network host that is used with
the software being configured.
Main Host and Backup Host Phone Numbers
The phone numbers the modem uses for NBS authorization will be provided by an NBS
representative. Refer to the modem manual for information on phone number options. Do not
specify Pulse or Tone. The NBS router always dials using tone control.
Carrier Wait Timeout
This parameter specifies the time to wait in seconds for a connection with the host system. If
VSAT is used, this parameter should be set to 10 seconds.
Verification Timeout
This parameter is set to the total time in seconds it can take for dial, redial, and transactional
processing. It is recommended to leave this parameter at its default value.
Terminal ID
This parameter is used to identify the merchant system used. The Terminal ID is the link
between all financial transactions and the merchant. The merchant ID is obtained from NBS
prior to installation.