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19 totalWhat are the power supply requirements for the SP30?
The SP30 optional external power supply accepts an input of 100–240VAC at 50Hz/60Hz, 0.2A, and provides an output of 5VDC at 1A. The power supply is listed as optional, meaning the device can also be powered through other connection methods. (Page 2)
What certifications does the SP30 hold?
The SP30 is certified for PCI PTS 4.x SRED, EMV L1 & L2, Visa payWave, Mastercard PayPass, American Express expresspay, Discover D-PAS, Interac Flash, JCB J/Speedy, and UnionPay qUICS. These certifications ensure the device meets industry security and payment processing standards. (Page 2)
What processor and memory does the SP30 have?
The SP30 is powered by a 32-bit ARM 11 processor and includes 192MB of memory, consisting of 128MB Flash and 64MB RAM. The high-speed processor and large memory are designed to support a broad range of payment and value-added applications. (Pages 1–2)
What communication and connectivity options are available on the SP30?
The SP30 supports USB (OTG and Mini USB on terminal) and a multifunction cable that can support various configurations including RS232, USB 2.0, and Ethernet combinations. Available configurations include 1x RS232 + 1 USB 2.0 + Ethernet, 2x RS232 + Ethernet, 1x RS232 only, or 1x USB Type-A only. (Page 2)
Can the SP30 be used as a standalone terminal or only as a PIN pad accessory?
The SP30 can be configured in multiple ways: as a fully integrated or semi-integrated terminal connected to a POS system, or as an accessory PIN pad device connected to a PAX payment terminal such as the A80. Its primary configuration is as a terminal connected to a Point-of-Sale (POS) terminal. (Pages 1–2)
What use cases is the SP30 designed for?
The SP30 is designed for countertop (e.g., checkstand), mounted, or hand-over use cases such as drive-throughs. It is suited for retail, convenience, restaurant, and small-to-medium business (SMB) environments. (Page 1)
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PAX’s SP30 fits comfortably into the palm of a hand, offering everything merchants could want in a sleek, stylish payment device, providing unsurpassed security and reliability. The SP30’s primary configuration is a terminal connected to a Point-of-Sale (POS) terminal, accepting and processing all modern payment methods, for either countertop (i.e. checkstand), mounted, or hand-over use cases (i.e. drive-through). Alternatively, SP30 can be configured as an accessory PIN pad device that connects to a PAX payment terminal such as the A80. The high-speed processor and large memory support a broad range of payment and value-added applications. The SP30 offers a built-in contactless card reader, a magnetic card reader, and an IC card reader. [email protected] www.pax.usRestaurants
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