Configuring the Dollars on the Net Payment Card Driver

1. In the EMC, select the Enterprise, property, or revenue center, click Setup and Payment Drivers.
2. Insert a record and enter DOTN as the name.
3. Double-click the record to open it.
4. On the General tab, click the Import from a file link.
5. Browse to C:\MICROS\Simphony2\EgatewayService\handlers, select DOTNPayment.dll, and click Open.
6. Click the Configuration tab.
7. In the Assembly/Class section, enter information in the following fields:

   Table 5-9 Assembly/Class Fields

   Field	Description
   Description	Enter a description for the payment driver (for example, Dollars on the Net Payment Driver).
   Display Name	Enter the name of the third-party driver development company (for example, Shift4). This value appears in the Driver drop-down list.
   Driver ID	Enter DOTN.

8. In the Common Driver Properties section, enter 1 in the following fields:

   • Bank Identification Number

   • Batch Number

   • Merchant Number

   • Store Number

   • Terminal Number

   The values in these fields cannot be 0 (zero) or blank.

9. In the Transport Service Properties section, enter information in the following fields:

   Table 5-10 Transport Service Properties Fields

   Field	Description
   Batching Host	Enter the IP address of the machine where the Universal Transaction Gateway (UTG) application is installed at the Hosting or Enterprise level. Refer to the third party driver development company for the appropriate value.
   Batching Host Port	Enter 17476. Refer to the Shift4 company if you want to use a different port.
   Host Timeout	Enter the timeout value in seconds. Setting the value to 0 (zero) equals no timeout. Do not leave this field blank.
   Primary Host	Enter the IP address of the machine at the property that runs the UTG application. If you enter 0.0.0.0., the actual IP address of the workstation at the property is required when you set the override.
   Primary Host Port	Enter 17476. Refer to the Shift4 company if you want to use a different port.

10. In the Shift4 Driver Properties section, enter MICROS_SIMP2 in the VendorID field.

    This is the Interface Identifier that Shift4 uses to recognize the interface sending the message.

11. Click Save.