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Quick Reference Guide – Payment Devices
Device Testing
Complete setting up a device by testing the card swiping or check scanning
function.
In order to properly test the device make sure that the device driver
has been installed on the computer, the device is plugged in and powered
on, the computer has recognized the device, and the application has been
configured to use the device.
With InstaMed Online open in a browser, run the following tests to determine that
the device is installed and registered properly:
Payment Card
1. Go to the Payments page on the application
2. Select or input patient information, input payment/billing information and a
payment amount. Select CARD as the payment method.
3. Click Swipe or Tap or Insert (a popup graphic will appear asking you to
swipe a card for payment)
4. Swipe, tap, or insert a payment card on the device
5. With a successful swipe, tap, or insert, the payment form fields will populate
with the payment card information: if this happens, testing is successful
Check
1. Go to the Payments page on the application
2. Select or input patient information, input payment/billing information and a
payment amount. Select CHECK as the payment method.
3. Click Scan (a popup graphic will appear asking you to scan a check for payment)
4. Insert a check into the device (Single Check Device). Make sure all folds and
staples or paper clips have been removed
MagTek Single Check Scanner
RDM Single Check Scanner
a. Insert the check flush to the left side
of the device
b. Insert the check with the information
side facing the machine’s center
c. Insert the check with the MICR line
down
a. Insert the check flush to the right
side of the device
b. Insert the check with the information
side up
c. Insert the check with the MICR line
(shown by the red arrow in the
image below) to the inside right
5. Insert a batch of checks into the device (Batch Check Device)
a. Make sure to stack the batch of checks together so that they are all
facing the same direction. Fan the checks before placing them into the
device feed hopper.
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