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## Configure iCMP

### USB connectivity

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Use the following keypad buttons to perform specific actions:

 - **Green** - Confirm selection
 - **Red** - Cancel selection or return to previous screen
 - **F2** - Scroll up
 - **F3** - Scroll down
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1. Restart Ingenico iCMP by pushing the button on the right side of the device.
2. During the reboot process, the *Copyright* screen will appear.

 When the screen appears, **quickly** press **2**, **6**, **3**, **4**, and the **Green** button. Make sure to press these keypad buttons within 2 seconds. After a couple more seconds, if you did it correctly you should now see *Press F for menu*.

 If you do not see *Press F for menu*, repeat steps 1 and 2.

3. Press the **F** button.
4. Select the **TDA** option.
5. Once in the **TDA** menu, select the **Configuration** option.
6. Once on the **Configuration** menu, select the **Communication** option.
7. Once on the **Communication** menu, select the **Select Comm** option.
8. Once on the **Comm. Selection** menu, select the **USB <> Serial** option and press the **Green** button.
9. Press the **Red** button until you are presented with a screen that shows *Save and reboot? Y/N*.
10. Scroll to the *Yes*  value and press the **Green** button.

 The device will now restart so that the settings can take effect.

### Bluetooth connectivity

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To connect to an iCMP over Bluetooth from a mobile device (iOS and Android), you must first unpair your Link/2500 device.
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Use the following keypad buttons to perform specific actions:

 - **Green** - Confirm selection
 - **Red** - Cancel selection or return to previous screen
 - **F2** - Scroll up
 - **F3** - Scroll down
::::

1. Restart Ingenico iCMP by pushing the button on the right side of the device.
2. During the reboot process, the *Copyright* screen will appear.

 When the screen appears, **quickly** press **2**, **6**, **3**, **4**, and the **Green** button. Make sure to press these keypad buttons within 2 seconds. After a couple more seconds, if you did it correctly you should now see *Press F for menu*.

 If you do not see *Press F for menu*, repeat steps 1 and 2.

3. Press the **F** button.
4. Select the **TDA** option.
5. Once in the **TDA** menu, select the **Configuration** option.
6. Once on the **Configuration** menu, select the **Communication** option.
7. Once on the **Communication** menu, select the **Select Comm** option.
8. Once on the **Comm. Selection** menu, select the **USB <> Serial** option and press the **Green** button.
9. Press the **Red** button until you are presented with a screen that shows *Save and reboot? Y/N*.
10. Scroll to the *Yes*  value and press the **Green** button.

 The device will now restart so that the settings can take effect.

 After the reboot, you will see a screen that gives you two choices: iOS and Standard.

 - If you want to connect the iCMP to an iOS device, select **iOS** and follow the instructions in the Pair Ingenico iCMP with an [iOS device](#ios-device) section.
 - If you want to connect the iCMP to an Android device, select **Standard** and follow the instructions in the Pair Ingenico iCMP with an [Android device](#android-device) section.
 - If you want to connect the iCMP to a Windows device, select **Standard** and follow the instructions in the Pair Ingenico iCMP with a [Windows device](#windows-device) section.

## Pair iCMP

### iOS device

This section is a continuation of the Configure Ingenico iCMP for [Bluetooth connectivity](#bluetooth-connectivity) section.

After selecting **iOS**, the next screen will display a blank box.

1. On the iOS device, perform the following:
 - Open **Settings**
 - Tap **Bluetooth**
 - Swipe the toggle button to switch on Bluetooth

2. On Ingenico iCMP, perform the following:
 - Confirm that the name of iOS device appears on the blank box.
 - Tap the **Green** button.
 - Confirm that the iOS device name and PIN appears on the screen.

3. On the iOS device, perform the following:
 - Confirm a PIN Code prompt appears.
 - Enter the Ingenico iCMP PIN.
 - Tap **OK**.

4. On Ingenico iCMP, confirm that the Welcome screen appears.
5. On the iOS device, tap **Cancel** to disregard the **Install App** prompt that appears.

Pairing of the iOS device and Ingenico iCMP is now complete. This will enable Commerce SDK to communicate with Ingenico iCMP through the established Bluetooth connection.

### Android device

This section is a continuation of the Configure Ingenico iCMP for [Bluetooth connectivity](#bluetooth-connectivity) section.

After selecting **Standard**, the next screen will display a Bluetooth pairing PIN code.

1. On the Android device, perform the following:
 - Open **Settings**
 - Tap **Bluetooth**
 - Swipe the toggle button to switch on Bluetooth
 - Under **Available Devices**, tap **iCM122** (includes some numbers in the name)
 - Enter the PIN of iCMP
 - Tap **OK**

2. On Ingenico iCMP, confirm that the Welcome screen appears.
3. On the Android device, confirm that Ingenico iCMP appears in the **Paired Devices** list.

Pairing of the Android device and Ingenico iCMP is now complete. This will enable Commerce SDK to communicate with Ingenico iCMP through the established Bluetooth connection.

### Windows device

This section is a continuation of the Configure Ingenico iCMP for [Bluetooth connectivity](#bluetooth-connectivity) section.

After selecting **Standard**, the next screen will display a Bluetooth pairing PIN code.

#### Windows and Bluetooth compatibility

There are many Windows-based laptops, tablets, and desktop systems each having varying levels of support for the Bluetooth protocol. Below is a list of a few environments in which Bluetooth communications with the iCMP device have been tested:

| Environment | Notes |
| ---- | ---- |
| ASUS USB-BT400 | Without issues |
| Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter F8T012 | Without issues |
| Surface Pro (2017 model 1796) | The most recent driver at the time of this publication (Marvell Avastar Bluetooth v15.68.9120.47) is unsupported due to frequent random disconnects and other issues seen in our testing. Future driver updates from Marvell may or may not improve the performance. In the meantime, there are two alternatives: <ul><li>Use an external Bluetooth USB adapter (such as those listed above)</li><li>Use the built-in generic Microsoft Windows Bluetooth driver</li></ul> |

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If you are pairing your Windows device with an iCMP over Bluetooth, do not connect the iCMP to the Windows device using a USB cable. There is a known issue that occurs while trying to establish a wireless connection to a USB-connected iCMP (in USB mode). In this scenario, Commerce SDK will wait several seconds for a connection to be established until it finally times out.
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#### Pre-requisites

- If your Windows device does not have a Bluetooth adapter, you will need to purchase one. Follow the instructions that come with the adapter to install the Bluetooth drivers and other necessary files.
- Verify that Bluetooth is currently enabled on your Windows device.

#### Pair the devices

1. On the Windows device, complete the following:

 - Open **Control Panel** and go to **Devices and Printers** (Windows 7 or 8) or **Hardware and Sound** (Windows 10).
 - Click **Add a Device**.
 - Click **iCM122** (with additional numbers) from the devices list and click **Next**.
 - Enter the **iCMP PIN code** and click **OK**.

2. On Ingenico iCMP, confirm that the Welcome screen appears.

3. On the Windows device, confirm that Ingenico iCMP appears in the **Devices and Printers** (Windows 7 or 8) or **Hardware and Sound** (Windows 10) list.

 Pairing of the Windows device and Ingenico iCMP is now complete. This will enable Commerce SDK to communicate with Ingenico iCMP through the established Bluetooth connection.

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If the Ingenico iCMP is not installed with the latest firmware version, it will not update over Bluetooth and an issue may occur. To resolve the issue, perform the following steps:

1. On Ingenico iCMP, perform the following:
 - Go to the Welcome screen and press **F** four times. The **Select Interface** screen appears.
 - Select **Unpair**.
 - Select **USB<>Serial CONV**.
 - Press the **Green** button.

2. On the Windows devices, perform the following:
 - Go to **Devices and Printers** (Windows 7 or 8) or **Hardware and Sound** (Windows 10).
 - Right-click the paired iCMP device and click **Remove device**.

3. Connect the iCMP card reader with the Windows device using a USB cable.
4. Connect to the iCMP card reader with the Windows sample application.

 The card reader installs the updates and restarts automatically.

5. Disconnect the USB cable from the card reader.
6. On Ingenico iCMP, perform the following;
 - Go to the Welcome screen and press **F** four times. The **Select Interface** screen appears.
 - Select **Unpair**.
 - Select **Change Port**.
 - Select **Bluetooth**.
 - Press the **Green** button.

7. Perform the **Pair the Devices** steps.
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