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Ingenico iWL222 Review
Long battery life and an integrated thermal printer ensure the ability to use the iWL 222 from almost anywhere. The Ingenico iWL 222 can take traditional magnetic stripe credit and debit cards, EMV chip cards, contactless payments, and gift cards.
Security
For security, the Ingenico iWL 222 is PCI PTS V2 or V3 certified, and certified for EMV chip cards.
Features
The Ingenico iWL 222 boasts a number of features to keep your payment process quick and easy, including secure Bluetooth connectivity, a bright backlit display screen and backlit keypad, built-in thermal printer, and more.
Connectivity and Communication
The Ingenico iWL 222 ensures portability by connecting via Bluetooth.
Display
The 2.53”, 128×64 pixel screen is white backlit for maximum visibility in any lighting conditions.
Keypad
The iWL 222 keypad features 15 backlit operational keys (alphanumeric) and 7 navigation keys.
Size
Weighing just 10.5 ounces, the Ingenico iWL 222 is small enough for convenient carrying. The terminal measures 6.5” in length by 3” in width and 2.12” in depth.
Memory
The iWL 222 comes with either 16MB RAM and 16MB Flash memory, or 32MB RAM and 128MB Flash, depending on which model you choose. (The PCI V2 version has the lower memory, while the PCI V3 version has more.)
Printer
The built-in thermal printer prints at a fast 30 lines per second to keep customers moving.
Product Features
Universal
Credit Card Machines
- Dial-Up
- Dual/Comm
- Wireless
- Wifi
- Contactless
- EMV/ Smartcard
- Built in Contactless Reader
- NFC Capable
- Internal PIN Pad
- Store & Forward
- Multiple merchant support
- Multi application support
- Encrypted
Ingenico iWL222 Q&A
Heartland Payment Systems answer:
Please refer to User Guide. http://www.ingenico.co.uk/userguides/?
But transactions can be process in store and forward on most terminals automatically when connection is not connected to the terminal for it to send transaction?data out to the processor.
Thanks
Team TSYS
Ingenico iWL222 Reviews ( 1)
This terminal performs most of its functions well, but has a few software bugs and connectivity issues. Firstly the software bugs: the terminal freezes up frequently, attempting to remotely update which never works. Even on the cradle with ethernet connection, updating is frequently buggy with freezes and reboots. Secondly the provider for the wireless data service is AT&T which has the worst service area of any of the major providers, greatly limiting the areas where the terminal will function. One last gripe, there is no sleep or power save mode. So if you want to use the machine all day without charging you are forced to shut the terminal down completely between transactions, then endure a long start-up (2mins) before the next transaction.
