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General| Brand | Ingenico group |
|---|---|
| Model | AXIUM DX8000 |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Guidance on using the correct power supply and authorized technicians for maintenance.
Lists all items included in the Ingenico AXIUM DX8000 package.
Detailed identification of external parts and features of the AXIUM DX8000 terminal.
Explanation of the terminal's physical keys, virtual keys, and touch panel operation.
Instructions for starting up, shutting down, and handling abnormal power states.
Guidance on reading magnetic stripe, contactless, and smart cards with the terminal.
Instructions for using the front camera and details on the USB Type-C connector.
Specifies operating, battery charging, and storage conditions for the terminal.
Step-by-step guide for inserting SAM and MicroSD memory cards into the terminal.
Details on paper roll characteristics and the procedure for installing a new paper roll.
Instructions on how to charge the battery and install the battery pack.
Guide on installing, using, and storing the accessory for visually impaired users.
Procedures for safely powering down the terminal and precautions for battery handling.
Criteria for electrical outlets and explanation of power supply label symbols.
Safety guidelines for airplanes, explosion areas, thunderstorms, and health appliances.
Procedures to ensure terminal security and recognize tamper-evident states.
Guidelines for secure fixed installation and protecting PIN entry from observation.
Best practices for cleaning, transporting, and storing the terminal.
Details on FCC rules, operation conditions, and compliance for the device.
Information regarding ISEDC regulations, operation conditions, and radio interference.
Guidelines for disposing of batteries and the product according to WEEE directives.
Solutions for common problems like terminal startup failure and printer malfunction.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to transaction processing failures.
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