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Setting Up the PAX Terminal

Use the information in this section to set up the PAX A35 terminal. This device is designed for fixed-lane environments and is powered through its connection to a point-of-sale (POS) system. It does not include an integrated printer and does not support battery-powered operation.
The product drawing show the PAX device features. The table provides descriptions of the function keys on the physical keypad of the PAX terminal.

Figure:

PAX A35 Product Drawing with Features Labeled
PAX A35 Product Drawing of Front and Two Side Views, with Features Labeled
PAX A35 Function Keys
Function Key Icon
Description
Image of the PAX A35 Cancel/Clear function key, a red, square key with a black X in the center
Cancel/Clear
: When navigating menus, press this key to cancel (close) the current screen and return to the previous menu. When entering data, press this key to clear all previously entered characters and numbers. You can then re-enter data on the current screen.
PAX A35 Replace/Delete function key, an orange, rectangular key with a black, left-pointing arrow in the center
Replace/Delete
: When entering data, press this key to replace or delete previously entered data, one character at a time. For example, if you enter a wrong number during PIN entry, use this key to backspace and enter the correct number.
PAX A35 Enter/Confirm function key, a green, square key with a black circle in the center
Enter/Confirm
: When entering data, press this key to submit (enter) the data. For example, when entering a PIN. When navigating menus, press this key to confirm the action shown or described on the terminal screen. For example, when confirming the transaction amount.

Access the Multifunctional Connector Cable Port on the PAX Terminal

Have a screwdriver available to remove the screws from the compartment cover.
The multifunctional port is located in the compartment on the back of the PAX terminal. Access the port so that you can connect the cable to the PAX terminal. For more information, see Connect the Multifunctional Connector Cable to the PAX Terminal.

Figure:

PAX A35 Compartment
PAX A35 Back Compartment with Arrows Pointing to Screws for Removal
Follow these steps to remove the back cover and access the multifunctional port.
  1. Use a screwdriver to loosen the two compartment cover screws.
  2. Remove the screws and set them aside. You will reinstall the screws later.
  3. Slide the rear cover off the terminal to access the multifunctional port compartment.
  4. After you connect the multifunctional connector cable to its port in the compartment, replace the cover and screws.
  5. Tighten the screws to secure the compartment cover. Do not over-tighten the screws.

Connect the Multifunctional Connector Cable to the PAX Terminal

Have a screwdriver available to attach the cover to the terminal. For information about accessing the multifunctional port, see Access the Multifunctional Connector Cable Port on the PAX Terminal.
Follow these steps to connect the multifunctional connector cable to the PAX terminal.
  1. Locate the multifunctional port plug on the multifunctional connector cable.

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    Figure:

    PAX A35 Multifunctional Connector Cable with Parts Labeled
    PAX A35 Multifunctional Connector Cable with Parts Labeled
  2. Insert the port plug into the multifunctional port in the compartment on the back of the PAX terminal.

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    Figure:

    PAX A35 Back Compartment Showing Multifunctional Port and Connector Cable Attachment
    PAX A35 Back Compartment Showing Multifunctional Port and Connector Cable Attachment
  3. Make sure to place the cable into the channel located at the end of the compartment so that the cover can be closed over it.
  4. Replace the cover on the terminal and slide it closed over the cable and compartment.
  5. Replace each screw in its hole and tighten with a screwdriver until the cover is secure. To avoid damaging the terminal, do not over-tighten the screws.

Connect and Power the PAX Terminal

Before connecting and powering the PAX terminal, ensure that the multifunctional connector cable is securely attached to the terminal. For more information, see Connect the Multifunctional Connector Cable to the PAX Terminal.
The fixed-lane PAX terminal does not have a battery and must be connected to a power source using the USB Type-C cable and the power source unit.
Follow these steps to connect and power the PAX terminal.
  1. Insert the small plug on the USB Type-C cable into the Type-C port (power input) on the multifunctional connector cable.
  2. Insert the USB plug on the USB Type-C cable into the power supply unit.
  3. Connect the power supply unit to a power outlet. The terminal powers on automatically.
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