VPOS Media | Pulse Basic Configuration
This guide covers VPOS Media 4 and VPOS Media 4 Mini pulse configurations, including Single Price per Line Mode for fixed-cost setups and Multi Price Mode for flexible pricing through pricelists.
General
VPOS Media | Pulse Basic Configuration
What are Basic Templates?
BASIC templates give you a pre-configured starting point for your VPOS Media device. Instead of building your configuration from scratch, enter the template tag into the Machine Model field under the General tab in Nayax Core.
This auto-populates the essential fields in the Default Configuration tab with the recommended structure for your chosen mode. From there, set the values for each parameter and add any additional attributes your machine requires.
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Single Price Basic Machine Model Template Tag:
For amusement or time-based machines that operate with a single fixed price.
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Multi Price Pre-Selection Basic Machine Model Template Tag:
For machines offering multiple price levels the customer selects before paying. |
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How to Configure:
The template auto-populates the essential fields in Default Configuration. Operators must set values for each parameter. |
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These attributes control the pulse behavior for each mode. Values shown are Nayax recommended defaults.
| Nayax Core Field | Single Price Basic
Machine Model: VPOSM Pulse Single Price Basic |
Multi Price Pre-Selection Basic
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| Card Readers | ||
| Decimal Place | Operator Sets | Operator Sets |
| EMV Contactless Transaction Limit | Operator Sets | Operator Sets |
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*Transaction Start Method |
Mag+Contact+Contactless | Product |
| Communication | ||
| Communication Mode | MQTT Enabled | MQTT Enabled |
| MDB | ||
| Cashless MDB Address | Cashless Device #1 | Cashless Device #1 |
| MDB Flags | — | 02 PreSelection Enabled |
| Payment | ||
| Choose Product Timeout (sec) | — | 40 |
| Default Credit | Operator Sets | Operator Sets |
| Present Card Timeout | — | Operator Sets |
| Pulse /ccTalk | ||
| Configuration | Adjust pulse parameters per machine requirements | Set multiple pulse increments + matching prices per tier |
| Credit per Pulse 1–6 (Cents) | 100;0;0;0;0;0 | 100;0;0;0;0;0 |
| Number of Pulses per Vend 1–6 | 1;0;0;0;0;0 | 1;0;0;0;0;0 |
| Pulse IN 1–6 Counter | Enable as needed | Enable as needed |
| Pulse 1–6 Active Time (ms) | 100;0;0;0;0;0 | 100;0;0;0;0;0 |
| Pulse 1–6 Inactive Time (ms) | 100;0;0;0;0;0 | 100;0;0;0;0;0 |
| Post Delay per Pulse 1–6 (sec) | 15 | 0;0;0;0;0;0 |
| Pulse Title (1–6) | %c 2Min ; %c 5Min ; %c 10Min ; %c 13Min | %c 2Min ; %c 5Min ; %c 10Min ; %c 13Min |
| Pulse Increment Prices (Cents)
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200, 400, 800, 1000 | |
| Inhibit Event Timeout (sec) | 90 | 90 |
| Pulse Inhibit | Default
00 – Inhibit Disabled (Nayax ignores inhibit) |
Default
00 – Inhibit Disabled (Nayax ignores inhibit) |
| Pulse Increment | 2,5,8,13 | 2,5,8,13 |
| Pulse Options | 03 – Use Price Array
For Outgoing Pulses |
03 – Use Price Array
For Outgoing Pulses |
- BASIC = minimum required fields. These templates contain only the essential configuration.
- Operators must add any additional attributes they require beyond this basic setup.
- Default Credit must always be set it pre-authorizes payment to cover purchases and prevents non-payment.
- After configuring each attribute, select its checkbox on the left. When ready, click Actions › Update Queue to push the changes to your device.
Best Practices
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