Enabling an Ethernet Proxy Connection on the PAX Terminal

In order to enable an Ethernet connection, an Ethernet cable must be connected to your PAX terminal and point-of-sale (POS) system. For more information about the Ethernet cable, see Connecting the Ethernet Cable to the PAX Terminal.
Follow these steps to enable the Ethernet proxy connection on the PAX terminal:
  1. On the terminal Home screen, tap the
    Settings
     icon. You are prompted to enter the system password.
    • If you are a first-time user, enter the default Settings password:
      pax9876@@
      . Tap the
      Checkmark
      . The Settings screen appears.
      To change the default password, in the Device section, tap
      Password
      . Follow the prompts to change your password.
    • If you changed your password before, enter your system password. Tap the
      Checkmark
      . The Settings screen appears.
  2. In the Wireless & networks section, tap the slider next to the
    Ethernet
     icon to enable Ethernet.
  3. Tap the
    Ethernet
     icon. The Ethernet network connection settings screen appears.
  4. Scroll down and then tap
    Ethernet Configuration
    . A pop-up menu appears.
  5. Tap
    Proxy
    . The Proxy drop-down menu appears.
  6. Choose
    Manual
    . A screen appears with fields in which you will enter this information:

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    • In the Proxy hostname field, enter the proxy URL.
    • In the Proxy port field, enter the 4-digit proxy port number.
    • In the Bypass proxy field, enter safelist URLs that are allowed to bypass the proxy. This is an optional field.
  7. Tap
    Save
    .
  8. To exit the Ethernet screen, tap the back arrow until you reach the Home screen.