About This Document
This document is a comprehensive user manual for the Ultra VQ-M Terminals. It covers product highlights, installation and wiring guides, profile configuration, and injection methods. Additionally, it includes descriptions of new features and user instructions released monthly. This manual serves dual purposes: providing marketing staff with concise product highlights and offering support technicians detailed instructions for feature deployment.
Product Overview & Highlights
The Ultra VQ-M terminal is an unmanned self-service terminal powered by the Linux operating system. It is versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, including laundry services, gas stations, high-speed toll stations, parking lots, retail machines, and more. This terminal offers compatibility with multiple external devices, making it adaptable to various industries. Notably, it excels in waterproof, dustproof, and explosion-proof performance, ensuring secure payment transactions for users.
Product Highlights
User-Friendly Design: Features a 2.8-inch LCD and six touch keys for intuitive use.
Integrated 4G LTE Modem: Eliminates the need for external communication sources, enabling secure remote configuration and support.
Payment Flexibility: Supports NFC/contactless payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay, EMV chip cards, mag stripe, and Bluetooth mobile app payments.
Loyalty Program: Allows vendors to offer location-specific bonuses.
QR Code Scanner: Facilitates quick transactions.
Rapid Activation: Provides a 24-hour turnaround for swift setup.
Popular Use Cases: Suitable for vending machines, car washes, amusement facilities, laundry locations, and more.
Overview of the Terminal
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Specification
Interface | Function |
COM | Connected with an external harness to view all logs generated by Ultra VQ-M |
USB | Connected with the computer to download the software |
J1 | Connected with the external wiring harness, acting as a power supply port, washing machine communication serial port and Solo log transmission port at the same time. |
J2 | Used to transmit an opto-coupling signal |
J3 | Connected with an external wiring harness, for such scenarios as car washes, vacuum cleaners and inflatable pumps |
J4 | Two buttons for inputting (Reserved) |
S1 | Relay Pulse and Coin IN monitor for Car Wash |
A-end | When the jumper cap is placed on the A-end, it’s supported to view Solo log |
B-end | When the jumper cap is placed on the B-end, it acts as a relay |
MDB | Connected with an external harness, for MDB communication |
LAN | Connected with Ethernet cables for WAN communication |
ANT | Connect the antenna |