PCI-DSS section

In the [PCI DSS] section of the global.ini file, the BlueZone Display can be configured to mask Primary Account Numbers (PANs) in the terminal, in compliance with PCI DSS requirements 3.3 and 3.4. BlueZone Display supports 14 to 19 digit PAN numbers with or without hyphens.

[PCI-DSS]
                MaskPANs=No
                MaskPANsClip=Yes
                MaskPANsApi=Yes

MaskPANs=

If MaskPANs=Yes and MaskPANsClip=No and MaskPANsApi=No, displaying text on the terminal screen is masked. BlueZone Display masks PAN numbers in the terminal in traces, and when printing. It does not mask when copying text to the Clipboard and returning from API calls.

If MaskPANs=No, the MaskPANsClip and MaskPANsApi settings do not take effect even if their value is Yes. In this case, displaying text on the terminal screen is not masked. BlueZone Display does not mask PAN numbers in the terminal when copying text to the Clipboard, in traces, when returning from API calls, or when printing.

If MaskPANs=Yes and MaskPANsClip=Yes and MaskPANsApi=Yes, displaying text on the terminal screen is masked. BlueZone Display masks PAN numbers in the terminal when copying text to the Clipboard, in traces, when returning from API calls, and when printing.

Default value: MaskPANs=No

MaskPANsClip=

If disabled No, the BlueZone Display does not mask PAN numbers when copying text to the Clipboard.

Default value: MaskPANsClip=Yes

Note: If MaskPANsClip=Yes, PAN numbers can still be copied from one BlueZone session and pasted into the same or other BlueZone sessions. The numbers are shown masked in the terminal, but the field values contain the actual PAN numbers. However, when pasting into another program, such as Notepad, the PAN numbers are masked.

MaskPANsApi=

If disabled No, the BlueZone Display does not mask PAN numbers in API calls.

Default value: MaskPANsApi=Yes