See Installation for AVT Software Installation and Configuration
Requirements
PC running Windows 10 (64 bit) and later
PC/SC Reader
Execution
The ACE Client needs to be launched prior to the execution of the AVT Software
Ensure the agnos.ini file contains the appropriate TCP/IP Parameters for connecting to the ACE Client
... [COM] Address=localhost Port=5560 ...
The Communication Parameters shall be matching of the Installation panel:
The AVT Software may be executed from either a DOS Command Window by typing: > C:/Amadis/AVT/Kizis.exe
Or from the Windows Start Menu:
The DOS Command Window should be displaying the following information:
The Name of the PC/SC Readers connected to the PC appears under ### DETECTED PC/SC READERS ### (regardless the content of 'pcsc.ini').
NOTE: The message ERROR: No PC/SC Reader Detected!!! is displayed when no PC/SC Readers has been detected by Windows
The PC/SC Readers supported by AVT appears under ### MATCHED PC/SC READERS (with 'pcsc.ini') ###, you may add missing Detected PC/SC Readers listed by adding their name in 'pcsc.ini' (see Installation)
NOTE: The message ERROR: Couldn't match any PC/SC Readers with 'pcsc.ini'!!! is displayed when none of the PC/SC Reader connected to the PC could be matched in 'pcsc.ini'
Contactless Reader Names are followed by result of their NFC Antenna deactivation:
»> FIELD CONTROL (xxxx, xxx) OK!!! indicates a successful NFC Field Deactivation
»> FIELD CONTROL (xxxx, xxxx) FAILED!!! reports an error during NFC Field Deactivation
You should contact the PC/SC Reader Manufacturer to get the Reader's Escape Sequence for deactivating the FNC Field
NOTE: Windows limits the number of PC/SC Readers to 10 (Contact/Contactless Dual Interface Readers counting as 2 distinctive Readers)
Communication between the AVT Setup and the ACE Client may be verified by pressing the Test Button, Popup showing Versions of different AVT Components shall appear:
After pressing the Terminal UI Button, the ACE Virtual CAD should show up and display a WELCOME Message
The AVT Software is now ready to execute EMV Payment Transactions, see the documentation of the ACE Client for further details.