Set up Lane 7000 or Lane 8000 payment terminal for Worldpay EMV

Important: Lane 7000 and 8000 require NETePay version 5.7.33

 Note: The following procedures must be done in the following order:

• Set up the Lane 7000 or Lane 8000 device
• Set up NETePay
• Set up Paladin

Set up the Lane 7000 or Lane 8000 device

1. Plug in the Lane 7000/8000 device(s) to an electrical outlet ONLY. Do not connect it to the computer.
2. On the Paladin Server, go to http://datacapepay.com and select the ePay Software drop down.
3. Under Manual Install, select Install Netepay.
4. Select Netepay Classic..
5. Select WORLDPAY (MERCURYPAY) and agree to the terms.
6. Scroll down to Step 2 and download the “or” option download NETePay Worldpay (MercuryPay) – MPH 5.07.33

Note: During each installation, click Accept to all defaults.

7. On the computer where the Lane 7000/8000 device will be connected, go to http://datacapepay.com
8. From the Client Controls list, download dsiEMVUS, dsiPDCX, and DSIClientX.

Figure 1: Client controls

9. From the Device Drivers list, download the Ingenico Driver.

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Set up NETePay

Important: Lane 7000 and 8000 require NETePay version 5.7.33

1. On the desktop, start NETePay.

Note: If a message opens that says NETePay is already running, open Services and stop this process: NETePay Service

2. In the NETePay (Mercury Payment Systems) window, click Setup (from the menu), then click Setup Information.
3. In the License Required – Request Serial Number window, click Obtain Serial Number, then click OK.
4. In the Setup Merchant Parameters window, click Load New Parameters.
5. When asked to Attempt Activation?, click Yes.
6. In the Collect Merchant Information window, click I have my Deployment ID.
7. In the Enter Deployment ID window, enter the Deployment ID that you received from the Account Manager of the store, then click OK.
8. In the NETePay Merchant Info window, do one of the following steps:
   • If the information is correct, click Yes, This is the Correct Merchant.
   • If the information is incorrect, click Cancel, then repeat steps 4-6.
9. Verify that NETePay successfully retrieved the parameters that are associated with the Deployment ID, then click OK.
10. When the Setup Merchant Parameters appear, verify that the values retrieved from the Datacap PSCS server are correct.
    • Set EMV Support to Credit and Debitvc dxs
    • Set Contactless Support to EMV.
      
11. Click OK to the main status window. NETePay is ready to process transactions.
12. On the Windows menu, type Services, and find NETePay.
13. Right-click NETePay and select Properties.
14. Change the Startup type to Automatic, then click OK.
15. Start the service.
16. Minimize NETePay.

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Set up Paladin

1. In Paladin, from the main menu, select File > Setup.
2. Select the Credit Card tab.
3. In the Credit Cards pane, in the Processor list, select Mercury EMV.
4. In the MerchantID box, enter: MerchantID (from DSL).
5. In the NetEPayServer box, enter the the computer name of the Paladin server running NETePay.
   • Server: x1.mercurypay.com   (This is the PDCX Host).
   • Gift Server: g1.mercurypay.com 
6. In the NetEPayServer box, enter the IP address of the Paladin computer that is running NETePay.

Note: To find a computer’s name, in File Explorer, right-click This PC and select Properties.

7. In the IP Port box, enter 9000.
8. DO NOT select Datacap dsiEMVUS for Signatures. Signatures are no longer collected by Paladin for EMV purchases.
9. Open Firewall ports 9000 and 9001 for domain and private. To do this, open a Command Prompt with administrator permission and run this script:
   netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=”NetEpay In” dir=in profile=domain,private action=allow protocol=TCP localport=9000,9100 
10. Click Save.
11. Click the Network tab.
12. In the Change credit card device list, select the Lane 7000/8000 model.
13. Click Save, then click Close.
14. Close and restart Paladin.
15. In Paladin, from the main menu, select File > Setup.
16. Select the Network tab.
17. In the Network pane, click Initialize. If the error message shown in Figure 1 opens, restart Paladin and follow steps 15 – 17.

Figure 2: Initialize Error message

18. If there are no error messages when the device has been initialized, a Welcome message opens on the device, and Paladin displays the following Success message.

Figure 3: Initialize Success message

19. Click Save, then click Close.
20. Test the transactions:

• • Debit
  • Credit
  • Return(s)
  • Gift card load and redeem  

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