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Configuring Wi-Fi Network IP Connections on the PAX Terminal

These are the IP connections that you can use to connect the PAX terminal to your Wi-Fi network:
Dynamic IP connection
Description:
When using the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) IP connection, the payment terminal is randomly assigned IP addresses by your internet service provider when you access the internet. This type of connection is also called a
dynamic IP connection
.
Benefits:
Simplifies network management and eliminate the need to manually configure Wi-Fi settings on each PAX terminal.
Static IP connection
Description:
The static IP connection uses a single IP address that you specify in the terminal settings.
Benefits:
Improves network reliability, enhances security, and enables easier device management.
Prerequisite:
Before starting this configuration, consult your IT department to obtain information that is required to configure this type of network connection.
Proxy IP connection
Description:
Use the proxy IP connection when your Wi-Fi network is hidden by a proxy server so that it cannot be detected as a publicly available network.
Benefits:
Masks your IP address, enhances online anonymity, encrypts your internet traffic, and protects data from being intercepted by third parties.
Prerequisite:
Before starting this configuration, consult your IT department to obtain information that is required to configure this type of network connection.
For information about using a cellular connection as a back-up method to connect a PAX terminal to the internet, see Configuring a Cellular Connection with a SIM Card on the PAX Terminal.

Configuring a Dynamic IP Connection for a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Use this information to configure a dynamic IP connection for a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal.
Using a dynamic IP connection is a convenient option for simple device set up, which eliminates the need to manually manage static IP addresses. The payment terminal receives a randomly assigned IP address from your internet service provider each time it connects to the network.
For information about other Wi-Fi configuration options on the PAX terminal, see Configuring Wi-Fi Network IP Connections on the PAX Terminal.

Enable a Dynamic IP Connection to a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Follow these steps to enable a dynamic IP connection to a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal.

Figure:

Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Dynamic IP Connection on PAX Terminal
Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Dynamic IP Connection on PAX
                        Terminal
  1. On the terminal Home screen, tap the
    Settings
    icon. Enter your password. The Setting screen appears. If you have not created a custom password, see Create a Password for the PAX Terminal Settings Menu.
  2. Tap
    Network & internet
    .
  3. In the
    Wi-Fi
    section, tap the toggle to turn on Wi-Fi.
  4. Choose your Wi-Fi network from the list.
  5. Enter the password for the Wi-Fi network.
  6. Tap
    Connect
    . The device connects to your Wi-Fi network. A Password screen appears.
  7. Enter the PAX terminal settings password that you entered in step 1. The Wi-Fi settings menu appears, showing that the terminal is connected to your Wi-Fi network.
  8. To exit the screen, tap the back arrow until you reach the Home screen.

Configuring a Static IP Connection for a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Use this information to configure a static IP connection for a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal. This configuration uses a single IP address when connecting to the internet, which you specify in the terminal settings.
IMPORTANT
Before starting this configuration, you might need to consult your IT department to obtain the information required to configure this type of network connection.
For information about other Wi-Fi connection options on the PAX terminal, see Configuring Wi-Fi Network IP Connections on the PAX Terminal.

Enable a Static IP Connection to a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Follow these steps to enable a static IP connection to a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal.

Figure:

Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Static IP Connection on PAX Terminal
Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Static IP Connection on PAX
                        Terminal
  1. On the terminal Home screen, tap the
    Settings
    icon. Enter your password. The Setting screen appears. If you have not created a custom password, see Create a Password for the PAX Terminal Settings Menu.
  2. Tap
    Network & internet
    .
  3. In the
    Wi-Fi
    section, tap the toggle to turn on Wi-Fi.
  4. Choose
    Add network
    from the list. The Add network screen appears.
  5. In the
    Network name
    field, enter the SSID (network name) of your Wi-Fi network. The field is case sensitive.
  6. Tap the
    Advanced options
    drop-down arrow. You might need to scroll down to see this menu option.
  7. Open the IP settings drop-down menu, choose
    Static
    .
  8. Enter the required information in these Static fields:

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    • IP address
      field: Enter the static IP address for your Wi-Fi network.
    • Gateway
      field: Enter the IP address for your gateway.
    • Network prefix length
      field: Enter the prefix length for the subnetwork.
    • DNS 1
      field: Enter the IP address for the first domain name system server.
    • DNS 2
      field: Enter the IP address for the second domain name system server.
  9. Tap
    Save
    . The Wi-Fi screen appears, showing that the terminal is connected to your Wi-Fi network.
  10. To exit the screen, tap the back arrow until you reach the Home screen.

Configuring a Proxy IP Connection for a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Use this information to configure a proxy IP connection for a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal. Use this configuration when your Wi-Fi network is hidden by a proxy server so that it cannot be detected as a publicly available network.
IMPORTANT
Before starting this configuration, consult your IT department to obtain the information required to configure this type of network connection.
For information about other Wi-Fi configuration options on the PAX terminal, see Configuring Wi-Fi Network IP Connections on the PAX Terminal.

Enable a Proxy IP Connection to a Wi-Fi Network on the PAX Terminal

Follow these steps to enable a proxy IP connection to a Wi-Fi network on the PAX terminal.

Figure:

Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Proxy IP Connection on PAX Terminal
Settings Menu Screens Used to Enable a Proxy IP Connection on PAX
                        Terminal
  1. On the terminal Home screen, tap the
    Settings
    icon. Enter your password. The Setting screen appears. If you have not created a custom password, see Create a Password for the PAX Terminal Settings Menu.
  2. Tap
    Network & internet
    .
  3. In the
    Wi-Fi
    section, tap the toggle to turn on Wi-Fi.
  4. Choose
    Add network
    . The Add network screen appears.
  5. Open the
    Proxy
    drop-down menu, choose
    Manual
    .
  6. Enter the required information in these Manual fields:

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    • Proxy hostname
      field: Enter the proxy host name.
    • Proxy port
      field: Enter the port number for the proxy server.
    • Bypass proxy for
      field: If your Wi-Fi network uses a bypass proxy, enter domain names or IP addresses.
  7. Tap
    Save
    . The Wi-Fi screen appears, showing that the terminal is connected to your Wi-Fi network.
  8. To exit the screen, tap the back arrow until you reach the Home screen.