MagIC³ M-series
Product presentation
Matthieu Hameau
Summary
•Business & markets analysys
•MagIC³ M-series features
•Focus on the M-3 handset
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Business & market
analysys
Business environment & Markets trends
• Merchant’s interest
– Turnover increase (Payment at the table, fast transaction acceptance)
– Minimized costs (No network installation setup fees or network rationalization)
– Small size devices
• Telecommunication Context
– Pricing based on volume (and not duration)
– Wireless Operator Market Penetration
• Standard & Mandates
– PCI PED compliance for all terminals deployed since 1st January 2008
– POS Terminal Security (Authentication & Encryption between terminal and host) for all terminals (even
those deployed) since 1st Jan 2007.
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Markets Needs
 Security
 To protect their transactions
 Mobility
 Access to merchants on the
move
 Wireless
 Accept transactions everywhere
 “One-Stop-Shopping”
 To minimize Support Teams Training,
Software validation, Different software
version support on the field and Spare
parts management.
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 Quickness
“Always-On” connectivity versus
existing wireless products
 Cost
Lower infrastructure cost
(at the merchant premises)
 Flexibility
Support easily peak sales
periods by just adding equipment
“Mobile Merchant” profile
• Merchants on the move
• Few transactions / day
• Carrying cash can be
dangerous
• Hard environment (dust,
temperature, chocs, …)
• Mobile
communications only
• Autonomy
• Resistant & Reliable
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Home delivery
Taxi
Train controllers
Fleet market
“High Profile Merchant” profile
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High number of transactions / day
Complain on communications costs
Wish serve many customers in shortest time
No or minimum mobility
Can not afford to not accept card payment
• QSR
• Franchised shops
• Pharmacy
• Fast transactions & immediate availability
• Managed communication cost
• Other communication means in backup
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“Standard Merchant” profile
• Transactions concentrated in short period of
time
• Wish to minimized telecom cost (installation,
communications, …)
• Need mobility around a central point (charging)
• Need connectivity with other equipments (ECR,
Check reader, …)
• Restaurants
• Shops (Flowers, Clothing, …)
• In & Outdoor sales
• Fast transactions
• Autonomy is not an issue
• Connectivity
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Different profiles… Different needs…
Different functional modes
Connectivity
Connecting base
“Standard” “Performance”
“Autonomy”
Charging
modebase
mode
mode
Car lighter
Speed
“Mobile” profile
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“Standard” profile
“High End” profile
MagIC³ M-series
features
MagIC³ M-series, Anywhere, Anytime…
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…and Smart
• Based on the Open&Sec technology
– Dual 32-bit core architecture
• Main processor
– 32 bits ARM9 microprocessor
– 200 MHZ clock speed
• Secure processor
– 32 bits ARM microprocessor
– Manages PIN security, encryption (3DES and RSA algorithm), screen prompts
etc,
– Manages sensors: temperature (attack by freezing), voltage (DPA), opening
– Linux OS
• Robust and well-proven OS
– Meets new PCI requirements
• Intrusion sensors
• Heat/freeze sensors
• Voltage consumption jamming
Non PCI products will have the same hardware
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An handset optimized for payment…
• Communication
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GSM / GPRS modem, Class 10
1 x USB Master (Possibility to fast
download)
1 x Power jack adapter
• Memory
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8MB flash, 16MB SDRAM
• Printer
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18 lines per seconds
57*32mm or 57x40mm paper roll
• SAM reader
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2 x SAM readers
1 x GSM SIM reader
…and a base for external wired communications
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Ethernet
PSTN
RS-232
USB Master
• PSTN and Ethernet backups
• Connectivity to:
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Check reader
Cash Register
Etc…
Simple and intuitive interface…
• Display
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Graphical FSTN display
128 x 64 pixels
Title + logo / icon management
Scroll bar
• Easy navigation
– User friendly usage
• Menu + 2 arrows
• « Mobile phone » navigation
– Shortcuts
– Quick access to favourite functions
– Anybody can handle a payment
• Network & battery status available at idle screen
…like mobile phones
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MagIC³ M-series is also…
• Durable keypad
– Protection caps on keyboard keys
– Marking timelessness
• Average dimensions
– Length = 184 mm
– Width = 85 mm
– Height: = 60 mm
– Weight: 455g
• Environmental
– ROHS compliant
– Operating temperature: 0-40°C/32-115°F
– Relative humidity 90% max
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MagIC³ associated tools
• Local downloading via USB
• Remote downloading
– Via GPRS or modem, Ethernet via the base.
– Progress bar on the server (access server + session protocol)
– Roll back mechanism
• Optional terminal management system
– Online reports
– Statistics
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Main values
• Efficient
– Adapted to different merchants profiles
– Part of the MagIC³ family
– Optimised connectivity
• Easy
– Ease to operate:
• plug and play philosophy
• quick software downloading (USB 2.0)
– USB key is the best SW local
downloading tool
– Intuitive navigation
• User friendly usage
• Anybody can handle a payment
• Secure
– Latest security standard implemented
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MagIC³
M-3
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M-series
M-5
M-8
MagIC³
M-series
M-3
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GSM/GPRS Handset (Dark grey or Silver colour)
Power supply
Two printer covers (32 mm and 40 mm)
M-5
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GSM- GPRS Handset (Dark grey or Silver colour)
Charging base
Power supply
Two printer covers - 32 mm and 40 mm
M-8
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GSM- GPRS Handset (Dark grey or Silver colour)
Charging and communicating base
Power supply
Two printer covers ( 32 mm and 40 mm)
Maximum performance for unmatched security
• Powered by Open&Sec platform technology
– Dual 32-bit core architecture
• Main processor
• Secure processor
– Linux OS
• Robust and well-proven OS
– Meets new PCI requirements
• Intrusion sensors
• Heat/freeze sensors
• Voltage consumption jamming
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Focus on the M-3 handset
M-3 Handset
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Product characteristics
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Getting started
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Software configuration
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Performance
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PCI and accessories
M-3 Hardware characteristics
• Communication
• Bi-band GSM/GRPS modem, Class 10
• 1x USB (fast software download)
• 1x Power jack adapter
• Memory
• 8MB flash, 16MB SDRAM
• Printer
• 18 lines per seconds
• 57*32mm or 57x40mm paper roll
• SAM reader
• 2 x SAM readers
• 1 x GSM SIM reader
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• Display
• Graphical FSTN display with
backlit
• 128 x 64 pixels
• Title + logo / icon management
• Scroll bar
• Durable keypad
• Protection caps on keyboard keys
• Easy super fast software
download via USB
• Environmental
• ROHS compliant
• Operating temperature: 0-40°C
• Relative humidity 90% max
M-3 Hardware characteristics
1- Interface
• Easy navigation – User friendly
– Action Key + 2 arrows
– « Mobile phone » navigation
– Shortcuts
• European standardised keys
– No ‘MENU’ key
– Standardised ‘ENTER’, ‘CLEAR’ and ‘CANCEL’ buttons
• Network & battery status available at idle screen
• Menu structure remains the same
– Initial menu navigation is now vertical rather than horizontal
• Alpha characters can be selected by repeatedly pressing associated
key (like texting)
…like mobile phones
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M-3 Hardware characteristics
2- Getting Started
• Powering on the handset for the first time:
• Remove the back trap and connect the battery. Plug in the
power supply and charge the battery for 1.5 hours. (Handset
doesn’t boot if battery pack is not available)
• Powering up a charged terminal
• Press the down key button 2 seconds
• Place the Handset on the Base (Only with M-8 configuration )
• Application can be then downloaded by external USB key.
Application will have to be signed if the secure configuration
is enabled.
• Terminal power off
• Selecting the option power from the AM
• Battery charge is low
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M-3 Hardware characteristics
2- Getting Started
• Power stand by mode (waiting for transaction)
• AM in idle mode for more than 10 seconds. (Customizable)
• Wake up
• Pressing any key
• Connecting an external device
• Hard reset
• Disconnecting the main power supply (not the battery)
• Inserting a pin into the reset hole to press the Cut off button
(this action will power off the Handset)
• Enable GPRS connectivity
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Power off the terminal
Remove the back trap
Insert the SIM card into the GSM slot (just under the battery pack)
Power on the terminal
M-3 Hardware characteristics
2- Getting Started
• Easy paper loading
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M-3 Hardware characteristics
3- Software Configuration
• Fill in your OS, FW versions application etc
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M-3 Hardware characteristics
4- Performance
• Battery:
• Life in standby mode (hrs) 100 hours
• Life in continuous use (hrs) 10 hours
• 2 years Life expectancy
• Online transactions:
With a battery fully charged and depending on the operator
frequency
At 900 Mhz: 200 transactions
At 1800 MHz: 400 transactions
• Printer
• 18 lines per seconds
• 57*32mm or 57x40mm paper roll
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M-3 Hardware characteristics
5- PCI and accessories
• PCI PED tamper detections:
• Intrusion sensors
• Environmental protections systems (voltage, frequency, UV and
temperature)
• Keypad switches
• Secure box protecting the smart card reader and other sensible
components
• Accessories
• Car lighter and holster
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