CAVS Digital Bill Acceptor
Vending solution to accept
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Paypal, and Credit Cards
Complete with Shopping Cart, Payment Gateway, Scanner,
Automatic Deposit, and Online Statement
CAVS Digital Bill Acceptor comes complete with shopping cart, payment gateway, scanner, automatic deposit, and online statement. It needs only to connect to your karaoke player to receive digital payments directly into your bank account.
You can set the vending mode as "per song" or "per time". You can also set your vending prices, for example $3, $5, $7. You can select up to three vending prices and the customers can purchase any combination of the three.
Eash digital sales is designed with firewall to work only in the paired karaoke player. The sales income is then automatically deposted into your bank account.
Never worry about the bill acceptor getting jammed or lock-picked. Your money is digitally secured from sales to deposits which can be scheduled instantly, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
CAVS Digital Bill Acceptor works seamlessly together with traditional bill acceptors of paper money. It can be added as an enhancement to cover the digital payments that is ever growing popular. Start vending digitally and earn the online sales income.
CAVS Digital Bill Acceptor works with following karaoke players
- JB-199 IV Online
- JB-199 III Premier
- JB-199 mini II
- PlayCDG Online
- Karaoke Laptops
- Karaoke Touch Screens
CAVS Digital Bill Acceptor works with following karaoke players
- JB-199 IV Online
- JB-199 III Premier
- JB-199 mini II
- PlayCDG Online
- Karaoke Laptops
- Karaoke Touch Screens
Go to Registration. Follow the instructions below to fill out the form and submit.
Press the REGISTER button to submit.
You will receive a reply within 1 or 2 days with a Location Number and a QR code.
For any question, contact CAVS Techsupport.
3.2.1 Connect the scanner to your karaoke player using the ethernet to USB cable which is enclosed. The ethernet end of the cable connects to the scanner.
3.2.2 The USB-A end of the cable connects to a USB port of the karaoke player.
3.2.3 Note: In case you need to disconnect the cable from the scanner, press the bottom hole with a pin and while pressing remove the ethernet connector.
3.2.4 Turn on the karaoke player and the scanner will come alive with the lights and the three beeps.
3.2.5 The scanner is preset to accept digital payments ub QR codes. When in need of changing the setting, scan the barcodes given below. Here we list the essential barcodes to set the scanner.
For all other changes, see Scanner Setting Guide.
3.2.6 To find the COM port assigned to the scanner in the karaoke player, go to Windows Device Manager.
Open the Device Manager.
Expand the Ports (COM & LPT) and find the Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port (COM_X). Note the COM_X which is the COM port number needed later in 3.3 How to setup karaoke player. In the picture below, the COM port is shown as COM4.
Following instruction to setup a karaoke player applies to all CAVS Karaoke players noted in the section 2.Hardware Requirement.
3.3.1 How to setup Control Panel
Select Serial in the Control Panel > Tools.
The Serial Setting window will open. Follow the instructions below to complete the setting.
Press OK.
A router connection is illustrated below using CAVS JB-199 IV Online. The connection can also be wireless using a wi-fi adopter or a built-in wi-fi of the karaoke player.
The default name (SSID) and the password of the router can be found at the bottom of the router. If changed, you must either enter into the router admin page to find the new values or reset the router for the default values.
After connecting to the router, restart the karaoke player. Go to Control Panel > Tools > Setting > Server & Browser. There you will find the local IP address including the port number of the karaoke player assigned by the router.
A router with Internet access is illustrated below using CAVS JB-199 IV Online. The connection between the router and the karaoke player can also be wireless using a wi-fi adopter or a built-in wi-fi of the karaoke player.
The router is connected to Internet source using a LAN cable between the WAN port of the router to the Internet source. The Internet source may be an ISP modem such as from Verizon, AT&T, or Comcast.
The default name (SSID) and the password of the router can be found at the bottom of the router. If changed, you must either enter into the router admin page to find the new values or reset the router for the default values.
After connecting to the router, restart the karaoke player. Go to Control Panel > Tools > Setting > Server & Browser. There you will find the local IP address including the port number of the karaoke player assigned by the router.
Port Forwarding
Enter into the router admin page using the ID and password given at the bottom of the router or in the router's user manual. Set the the Port Forwarding of the port found in the karaoke player and the next 10 sequential ports. For example, when the port number is 5000 as in the default case, the ports 5000 - 5010 need to be set for Port Forwarding. Select the protocol/mode as both with TCP and UDP. Forward the ports to the local IP address of the karaoke player.
Note that the specific details for port forwarding will vary between routers. In the next section, we show some examples of the Port Forwarding procedures.
Public IP address
Open an Internet browser and search for My Public IP Address.
Click on a link to find the Public IP address.
In this example, the public IP address is shown as 73.134.137.46.
Go to My Account.
Login using the Username/Email and password submitted in the 3.1 How to register. Note that account is only accessible after approval.
Click on Vendor Dashboard.
4.1 In the Vendor Dashboard, click on Orders.
All online payments from the digital bill acceptor are shown. The "Commission" column shows your net vending income after the payment gateway and CAVS fees. The "Commission Status" shows whether the net vending income has been paid to you or not.
For more details on each payments, click on the Order number.
4.2 In the Vendor Dashboard, click on Products.
All currently available items in your digital bill acceptor are shown.
To remove a product, submit your request to CAVS Admin.
The removal will be made within 1 - 2 business days.
To add a product, click on Add New button.
Fill in the details and click on Submit for Review. Approval will be made within 1 - 2 business days.
4.3 In the Vendor Dashboard, click on Profile.
You can review and change your account details such as first name, last name, email, password, etc. Username cannot be changed.
Payouts to the vendors of their online earnings are processed through the Paypal Payouts.
5.1 Deposit account
For each vendor, Paypal Payouts delivers the fund to an email address, specified as the Paypal email address in the vendor registration.
This email address may or may not be same as the vendor's main/contact email address.
To create a free Paypal account, go to
Paypal.
Actually, the vendor's Paypal email address may or may not be associated with a Paypal account at the time of vendor registering.
If it is associated, the email will automatically deposite the fund into the associated Paypal account.
If it is not, the email will come with a clear instruction on how to create a free Paypal account, receive the fund into the account, and subsequently transfer the fund to the vendor's own bank accounts free of charge.
5.2 Payout frequency
The default payout schedule is monthly on the 15th of each month.
The payout is conditional on a minimum balance of $100.00 and if the minimum amount is not satisfied, the payout will be postponed until the next month.
The default payout is free of charge.
Vendors have the option to select instant, weekly, or biweekly payout.
6.1 Per song price
In the karaoke player, go to Control Panel > Tools > Serial. The Serial Setting window appears. Under Credit Setup, select "Song". Set the "Credit per $1" to 1 meaning that $1 payment will get 1 credit. Set "Debits oer Karaoke" to 3 which means a Karaoke songs will require 3 credits. This translates to $3 per Karaoke song as 3 credits are equivalent to $3.
Similarly you can set the Per Song price as you wish by changing the "Credit per $1" and "Debits per Karaoke". Note that there are more than one way to set a Per song price. For exanmple, setting "Credit per $1" at 2 and "Debits per Karaoke" at 6 translates to $3 per karaoke song, which is same as before.
Although there are more than one way to set the Per song price, there can only be one unique Per song price. That is, there cannot be two different Per song prices. The same steps apply to setting "Debits per music" which is to play a regular jukebox song, and "Debit per Disc Write" which is to record a singing onto a disc.
6.2 Per Time price
In the karaoke player, go to Control Panel > Tools > Serial. The Serial Setting window appears. Under Credit Setup, select "Time". Set the "Time per $1" to 10 meaning that $1 payment will get 10 minutes. Similarly you can set the Per time price as you wish by changing the "Time per $1". Other settings will not apply.
6.3 Vending prices
Vending prices are the item prices that customers can purchase online using the shopping cart and digital payment. You can decide to have only one vending price and also decide to set it to be same as the Per song price. In the example here, it would be a single item of $3 in the shopping cart. The customers would purchase the item paying $3 and play one karaoke song.
However deciding on a single vending price which is same as the Per song price is not necessary. For example, there can be two items with the vending prices of $6 and $9. This means that the customers, when purchasing online, will have to buy two karaoke songs or three karaoke songs at a time. Such vending prices can be beneficial when considering the processing fees which are disproportinately large for the small amounts. Also they can offer a vareity to the customers.
The vending prices can thus be multiple, up to three, and different from the Per song price or the Per Time price. We recommend you to consult the processing fees listed below for finding your optimal prices.
6.4 Processing fees
There are three groups of processing fees.
Under the default monthly payout plan where there is no payout fee, the comparison shows
Price per song | Payment Gateway | CAVS | Paypal Payouts | Remaining |
---|---|---|---|---|
$1.00 | $0.03 + $0.49 | $0.10 | $0.38 | |
$3.00 | $0.08 + $0.49 | $0.30 | $2.13 | |
$5.00 | $0.13 + $0.49 | $0.50 | $3.88 | |
$7.00 | $0.18 + $0.49 | $0.70 | $5.63 | |
$10.00 | $0.25 + $0.49 | $1.00 | $8.26 |
Under the instant, weekly, or biweekly payout plan, the comparison shows
Price per song | Payment Gateway | CAVS | Paypal Payouts | Remaining |
---|---|---|---|---|
$1.00 | $0.03 + $0.49 | $0.10 | $0.25 | $0.13 |
$3.00 | $0.30 + $0.49 | $0.30 | $0.25 | $1.88 |
$5.00 | $0.50 + $0.49 | $0.50 | $0.25 | $3.63 |
$7.00 | $0.70 + $0.49 | $0.70 | $0.25 | $5.38 |
$10.00 | $1.00 + $0.49 | $1.00 | $0.25 | $8.01 |
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