The interface for the Z6 non-touchscreen terminal has been updated with new software, designed to enhance and improve the user experience. We call it AURA. Although the AURA interface looks different from the Legacy interface, the differences in support and functionality are minimal, with virtually no changes.  The images in this article directly compare the LEGACY method vs. the AURA method for the following actions.: Idle Prompt Screen, Accessing the Core Menu, and Accessing Favorites

Press the following options on your device to update your EMV reader.

1. Green OK
2. 1234
3. Green OK
4. Utility
5. Software Download
6. Connect
7. Ethernet
8. Full
9. Select OK for the TPN
10. The device will restart. 

The following actions remain the same:
• Building a TPN in STEAM
• Accessing data in DeNovo
• Downloading a terminal
• Terminal menus
• Transaction flow
• Same host platform certifications

The following actions are different:
• Smart device-type look with a sleeker, more modern layout
• Menus, Favorites and Call Me are all accessible using the
F1 key (you now use one button instead of three!)
• In STEAM, an AURA software model can be identified by having ‘AURA’ in the name eg. V3AURACoreF w CrDb_20200915

Idle Prompt Screen

Accessing the Core Menu

Accessing Favorites

The interface for the Z6 touchscreen terminals has been updated with new software, designed to enhance and improve the user experience. We call it AURA. Although the AURA interface looks different from the Legacy interface, the differences in support and functionality are minimal, with virtually no changes.  The images in this article directly compare the LEGACY method vs. the AURA method for the following actions.: Idle Prompt Screen, Accessing the Core Menu, and Accessing Favorites

Press the following options on your device to update your EMV reader.

1. Green OK
2. 1234
3. Green OK
4. Utility
5. Software Download
6. Connect
7. Ethernet
8. Full
9. Select OK for the TPN
10. The device will restart. 

The following actions remain the same:
• Building a TPN in STEAM
• Accessing data in DeNovo
• Downloading a terminal
• Terminal menus
• Same host platform certifications
• Access the Favorites menu by tapping STAR icon
• Access Call Me by tapping CALL icon

The following actions are different:
• Smart device-type look with a sleeker, more modern layout
• Icon-led transaction flow
• Access the Core menu by tapping on the MENU icon
• In STEAM, an AURA software model can be identified by having ‘AURA’ in the name eg. V3AURACoreF w CrDb_20200915

Idle Prompt Screen

Accessing the Core Menu

Accessing Favorites

To configure your EMV reader to your uAccept POS, follow these steps:

Note: You must enable EMV in your online account before you can configure your EMV terminal on your uAccept POS. For instructions on how to enable EMV in your uAccept online account see Adding Devices. 

1. Log in to your uAccept POS.

2. Press the Settings icon.

3. Press Device Settings.

4. Press EMV.

5. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address of the EMV Terminal and press enter on the keyboard.

6. Press Edit.

To find the IP address on your EMV reader, see Finding Your EMV Reader IP Address.

7. Press Confirm.

Note: When processing a credit card transaction, you will be prompted to start the EMV terminal from your POS and use the EMV reader for credit card transactions. 

8. Log in to the uAccept cloud portal as an administrator.

9. Hover over the System Management section and click on the Account Settings option.

10. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the EDIT button.

11. Scroll to the Payment Settings section and click the Pencil icon to edit your Dejavoo Settings.

12. Click on the Group with the device you are adding.

13. Locate the device you are adding from the list and click on it to place a checkmark next to it.

14. Click the SAVE button.