| Antenor Payment Systems NV |
| Nijverheidsstraat 14 |
| 2570 Duffel |
| Belgium |
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| Antenor Nederland BV |
| Lichtfabriekplein 1-4 |
2031 TE Haarlem
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| The Netherlands |
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S000: The OEM System Payment Controller |
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- Payment controller for system integrators
- Cash Payment with Banknotes & Coins (optional change)
- Cashless Payment with Bancontact/Mister Cash, Proton, Maestro, Visa, Master Card
- Straight forward System Integration (VABP)
Applications
The S000 is compact System Payment Controller that can easily be integrated in kiosks of System Integrators.
Whenever payment automation is involved, the Antenor S-series of system payment automats prove to be a very time and cost effective solution.
In the case that the payment modules need to be integrated in existing kiosks, the S000 provides a straight forward OEM solution.
Modular Payment Options
The Antenor S000 System Payment Controller can accept payment with banknotes and/or coins, if required, the system can give change money. S000 can also be equipped for payment with public debit or credit cards such as Bancontact/Mister Cash, Proton, Maestro, Visa, Master Card.
The S000 has passed the Banksys certification procedure for XENTEO in Belgium.
The simplified homologation procedure for the resulting payment station implies an important reduction of the time-to-market and the cost-to-develop.
The S000 is built based on the proven Antenor CPU-A controller.
All payment modules have been carefully selected by Antenor to assure a reliable operation during a long life cycle.
Straight forward System Integration
The integration of the S-series of system payment terminals is done using a RS232 com-port between the host computer and the Antenor payment controller.
Simplified Antenor Payment Protocol (VABP) is used to initiate a debit request or even to deliver products (tokens or cards).
The S000 can be extended with IO modules which can equally be controlled through VABP commands.
Every message is replied in such a way that the host computer can follow the status of the transaction which may be valuable to provide the customer the correct feed back.
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