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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.