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Calypso Networks Association has established a Calypso Registration
Process, to increase the visibility of Calypso compliant products.
This registration applies to a terminal, a card reader or a OEM coupler
(the equipment) with its software compliant with Calypso rev 3.1.
It is not a full certification but a simple audit of the equipment's
capabilities and does not guarantee in any way that the equipment
audited is fit for any purpose or devoid of defects.
The goal of the audit is to assess the existence of the equipment and
that it passes a set of relevant functional tests with the purpose of:
- Verifying that the equipment manages a Calypso portable object
(detection, reading, modification).
- Verifying that the equipment correctly manages the Calypso
transactions, by implementing the Calypso recommendations for terminals.
- Verifying that the equipment recovers from common communication
errors.
- Assessing qualitatively the performances of the equipment for a
simple transaction of validation.
The goal of the audit is not:
- To certify that a terminal is fully compliant with the Calypso
Revision 3.
- To certify the ticketing application software for specific usages
of the terminal.
The registration process is not intended only as a control of the
equipment, but also as the occasion to help Calypso manufacturers to
design and improve their products.
Any manufacturer or supplier of OEM reader, terminal, or system that
manages Calypso Revision 3.1 portable objects may apply for a terminal
registration.
The company applying for registration of a product does not need to be a
Calypso licensee. However, the product audited must be covered by a
Calypso license (either the full terminal or the OEM reader subset must
be manufactured under a Calypso license). For more information about the
Calypso license, visit http://www.innovatron.fr .
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Step 1 - It is wished to register a terminal.
Step 2 - Download the audit documents.
Step 3 - Request an audit.
Step 4 - Optional order test cards and SAMs.
Step 5 - Audit of the product.
Step 6 - Audit result: granted or not granted.
Step 7 - If granted: registration of the product on the CNA web site.
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