Tranz Terminals

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Tranz 330

Introduction

Verifone Tranz 300 series terminals are the ubiquitous credit card terminals you see everywhere.

JWA and I found a couple at Surplus Gizmos in Beaverton, Oregon and went to work figuring out what we could hack on it.

It turns out: A lot.

Tranz 300 series terminals internally have two PCBs: a motherboard and a daughter board, connected to each other via a row of 19 .1" spaced headers.

The Daughterboard

The daughterboard has:

  • A 16 button key pad
  • A credit card swiper
  • A 16 character VFD
  • A piezo buzzer
  • A 20 pin, .1" spaced female header block for connecting to the motherboard.

Pinout

Pin 1 is the "top" pin. The one closest to the VFD.

  • Pin 1 - Key pad row 1
  • Pin 2 - Key pad row 2
  • Pin 3 - Key pad row 3
  • Pin 4 - Key pad row 4
  • Pin 5 - Key pad column 1
  • Pin 6 - Key pad column 2
  • Pin 7 - Key pad column 3
  • Pin 8 - Key pad column 4
  • Pin 9 - Not connected?
  • Pin 10 - Not connected?
  • Pin 11 - Not connected?
  • Pin 12 - Op-Amp Pin 2
  • Pin 13 - VFD Power on Reset
  • Pin 14 - VFD Data Shift-in
  • Pin 15 - VFD Clock
  • Pin 16 - VCC to VFD?
  • Pin 17 - Speaker?
  • Pin 18 - VCC to op-amps?
  • Pin 19 - Card reader?
  • Pin 20 - Ground

The Motherboard

The motherboard has:

  • Power in. A DC plug doing directly into a 7805 voltage regulator.
  • Two RJ-11 jacks.
  • Two DIN jacks.
  • A bunch of Zilog Z80 chips.
  • A 19 pin, .1" spaced male header block for connecting to the daughterboard.

Tranz 430

Introduction

These are a modernized version of the 330. More surface mount components. A dual line VFD display.

Like the Tranz 430, it's divided into two pieces, the user-interactive daughterboard (with VFD display, button pad, card swiper, piezo buzzer), and a motherboard with all the logic on it. They're connected with two blocks of 20-pin 0.1" spaced dual-row headers.

This has two VFD controllers of two different types: An MM58248V and an MM58241V.

Daughterboard

Pinout P1

  • 20 - 5V
  • 19
  • 18 - GND
  • 17
  • 16 - 5V
  • 15
  • 14 - GND
  • 13
  • 12 - 5V
  • 11
  • 10 - GND
  • 9
  • 8 - 5V
  • 7
  • 6 - GND
  • 5
  • 4 - 5V
  • 3
  • 2 - GND
  • 1

Pinout P2

  • 20 - VFD Controller 2 - Clock
  • 19 - VFD Controller 2 - Data In
  • 18 - GND
  • 17 - OCK1 from Card Reader
  • 16 - 5V
  • 15 - OUT1X from Card Reader
  • 14 - GND
  • 13 -
  • 12 - 5V
  • 11
  • 10 - GND
  • 9 - CLS from Card Reader
  • 8 - 5V
  • 7 - VFD Controller 1 - Data In
  • 6 - GND
  • 5 - VFD Controller 1 - Blanking Supply
  • 4 - 5V
  • 3 - VFD Controller 1 - Enable
  • 2 - GND
  • 1 - VFD Controller 1 - Clock
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