How to Clear Terminal Certificates - Revision history

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	~~== Prerequisites ==~~		{{Migrating\|https://smartpossdk.gitbook.io/cloudpossdk/faq/certificate/clear-terminal-certificates}}
	* Ensure Administrator Login is completed. ~~For engineer mode terminals, login is default~~.
	* Have a TF-card ready for use.
	~~== Steps to Generate and Verify Token ==~~
	~~# '''Insert the TF-card into the Terminal:'''~~
	~~#* Place the TF~~-~~card in the designated slot on the~~ terminal.
	~~# '''Navigate to Certificate Management:'''~~
	~~#* Go to '''Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management'''.~~
	~~# '''Generate Token:'''~~
	~~#* Choose '''Clear Certificates'''.~~
	~~#* Select the '''Generate token''' radio button.~~
	~~#* Click the '''Confirm''' button. This action generates a token file in the root path of the TF-card.~~
	~~#* A notification will appear in the notification bar upon completion.~~
	~~# '''Send Token File to WizarPOS:'''~~
	~~#* Transfer the token file from the TF~~-~~card to your computer.~~
	~~#* Email the token file to WizarPOS for signing.~~
	~~#* WizarPOS will return a signed ''''.sig'''' file.~~
	~~# '''Verify Token:'''~~
	~~#* Place the ''''.sig'''' file on the TF-card, in the same location as the token file.~~
	~~#* Reinsert the TF-card into the terminal.~~
	~~#* Return to ''''Certificate Management'''' and select ''''Clear Certificates''''.~~
	~~#* Choose the ''''Verify token'''' radio button and click ''''Confirm''''.~~
	~~#* A notification will appear in the notification bar upon successful verification.~~
	~~# '''Restart and Confirm Clearance:'''~~
	~~#* Restart the terminal.~~
	~~#* Navigate to '''Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List'''.~~
	~~#* Verify that all~~ certificates ~~have been cleared.~~
	~~== Important Notes ==~~
	* These steps must be performed with administrative privileges.
	* Ensure that the TF-card is correctly inserted and recognized by the terminal before proceeding with each step.

Simon no use: Simon moved page How to clear terminal certificate to How to Clear Terminal Certificates: Normalize the title

2024-01-06T17:33:27Z

Simon moved page How to clear terminal certificate to How to Clear Terminal Certificates: Normalize the title

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Simon no use at 17:32, 6 January 2024

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-Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.
+== Prerequisites ==
-# Insert the TF-card.
+* Ensure Administrator Login is completed. For engineer mode terminals, login is default.
-# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.
+* Have a TF-card ready for use.
-# Send the token file to WizarPOS and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.
+== Steps to Generate and Verify Token ==
-# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.
+# '''Insert the TF-card into the Terminal:'''
-# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the Vefify token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.
+#* Place the TF-card in the designated slot on the terminal.
-# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.
+# '''Navigate to Certificate Management:'''

Mahong at 12:25, 3 June 2021

2021-06-03T12:25:47Z

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	# Send the token file to WizarPOS and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.		# Send the token file to WizarPOS and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.
	# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.		# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.
	# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the ~~WiFi~~ token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the Vefify token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.
	# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.

Jeff nouse at 09:21, 26 March 2020

2020-03-26T09:21:51Z

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	# Insert the TF-card.		# Insert the TF-card.
	# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.
	# Send the token file to ~~wizarpos~~ and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.		# Send the token file to WizarPOS and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.
	# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.		# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.
	# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the WiFi token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the WiFi token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.
	# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.

Jeff nouse at 14:35, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T14:35:05Z

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	# Insert the TF-card.		# Insert the TF-card.
	# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.
	# Send the token file to ~~WizarPOS,~~ they will sign the token file, and return a .~~sig~~ file ~~back~~.		# Send the token file to wizarpos and they will sign the token file and return a. Sig file.
	# Put the .~~sig~~ file to TF-card, same path ~~with~~ token file, insert the TF-card again.		# Put the. Sig file into the TF-card, the same path as the token file, and insert the TF-card again.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select ~~Vefify Token~~ radio button, then click ~~Confirm~~ button, ~~after verify success, there~~ will be ~~a notice~~ in ~~notice~~ bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the WiFi token radio button, and then click the confirm button. After the verification is successful, the notification will be displayed in the notification bar.
	# Restart the terminal, then ~~Click~~ Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List~~, you~~ will find all ~~the~~ certificates ~~has~~ been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, and then click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Certificate List. You will find that all certificates have been cleared.

Jeff nouse at 14:30, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T14:30:30Z

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	Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.		Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.
	# Insert a TF-card.		# Insert the TF-card.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select ~~Generate Token~~ radio button, then click ~~Confirm~~ button~~, a~~ token file ~~will generate~~ in the root path of the TF-card~~, after finish~~, there will be a ~~notice~~ in ~~notice~~ bar.		# Click Settings > About POS > POS Configuration > Certificate Management > Clear Certificates, select the generate token radio button, and then click the confirm button to generate the token file in the root path of the TF-card. When finished, there will be a notification in the notification bar.
	# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.		# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.
	# Put the .sig file to TF-card, same path with token file, insert the TF-card again.		# Put the .sig file to TF-card, same path with token file, insert the TF-card again.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.		# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.
	# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.

Jeff nouse at 14:26, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T14:26:15Z

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	Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.		Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.
	# Insert a TF-card.		# Insert a TF-card.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Generate Token radio button, then click Confirm button, a token file will generate in the root path of the TF card, after finish, there will be a notice in notice bar.		# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Generate Token radio button, then click Confirm button, a token file will generate in the root path of the TF-card, after finish, there will be a notice in notice bar.
	# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.		# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.
	# Put the .sig file to TF-card, same path with token file, insert the TF card again.		# Put the .sig file to TF-card, same path with token file, insert the TF-card again.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.		# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.
	# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.

Jeff nouse at 14:25, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T14:25:48Z

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	~~Please notice~~ that, the ~~follow~~ steps only after Administrator Login. If engineer mode terminal, ~~default is~~ login.		Note that the following steps are performed only after Administrator Login. If it is an engineer mode terminal, it defaults to login.
	# Insert a TF card.		# Insert a TF-card.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Generate Token radio button, then click Confirm button, a token file will generate in the root path of the TF card, after finish, there will be a notice in notice bar.		# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Generate Token radio button, then click Confirm button, a token file will generate in the root path of the TF card, after finish, there will be a notice in notice bar.
	# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.		# Send the token file to WizarPOS, they will sign the token file, and return a .sig file back.
	# Put the .sig file to TF card, same path with token file, insert the TF card again.		# Put the .sig file to TF-card, same path with token file, insert the TF card again.
	# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.		# Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Clear Certificates, select Vefify Token radio button, then click Confirm button, after verify success, there will be a notice in notice bar.
	# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.		# Restart the terminal, then Click Settings>About POS>POS Configuration>Certificate Management>Certificate List, you will find all the certificates has been cleared.

Jeff nouse: Jeff moved page How to clear certificates to How to clear terminal certificate

2020-03-19T14:16:46Z

Jeff moved page How to clear certificates to How to clear terminal certificate

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