VeriFone VX510

 

 

The Verifone Vx510 EMV approved entry-point, counter top solution that provides extraordinary performance in a sleek, compact design.

 

 

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The Verifone Vx510 Encrypted, Vx510 is entry-point, countertop solution that provides extraordinary performance in a sleek, compact design. This item is part of a new generation of terminals that are ideal for a wide variety of retailers. It incorporates a faster 32-bit processor for an array of payment and value-added applications - including data-intensive, EMV smart card transactions. Leveraging existing SoftPay and Verix-based applications, the Verifone Vx510 helps you get up and running quickly and efficiently.

 

The eye-catching design of the Vx510 includes a built-in thermal printer with drop-in, clam shell paper loading which virtually eliminates paper jams. It also features a bright backlit display, ATM-style interface, and on-screen prompts that make it easy to use and helps minimize costly human errors. Its remarkably small footprint will take up less counter space than competitor models.

 

Product Specifications:

 

Microprocessor:32-bit microprocessor.

Memory:4Mb

 

Display:128 x 64 pixel LCD with backlighting; supports 8 lines x 21 characters, including graphics.

 

Magnetic Card Reader:Triple track (tracks 1, 2, 3), high coercivity, bi-directional.

 

Keypad:3 x 4 numeric keypad, plus 8 soft-function keys and 4 screen addressable keys

 

Peripheral Ports:Two RS-232 ports and 1 telecom port support peripherals.

 

Printer:Integrated thermal printer with graphics capabilities, 12.5 lps, 24/32/42 columns;

 

Dial:Bell 103/212a; ITU V.21/V.22/V.22bis/V.32/V.32bis — 300/1200/2400/9600/14.4 kbps; V.42 LAPM error correction.

 

ISDN:DSS1 (Euro-ISDN) or 1TR6 (German National ISDN) ITU— V.110/V.120 in B channel; X.75, PPP, or HDLC in B channel; X.25 in B or D channels; X.31 in D or B channels (9600/64000 bps); ML-PPP (PAP or CHAP—MD5 or Microsoft CHAP variants).

 

Protocols:Application selects between asynchronous protocols (Visa 1, Visa 2, and others) and synchronous protocols (including ISO 8583/SDLC).