14 | User Guide Payment terminals
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5.2 Bluetooth
indicates whether the terminal has Bluetooth support. If the symbol is not visible, Bluetooth is not
supported. If the Bluetooth symbol is grey or red, the terminal is outside the base station’s coverage
range.
is the serial number of the base station to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indi cated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
5.3 GPRS
indicates whether the terminal has GPRS support. If the symbol is not visible, GPRS is not suppor-
ted. If the GPRS symbol is white, the terminal is not connected to the network. If the GPRS
symbol is green, the terminal is network connected.
shows the name of the telecom provider to which the terminal is connected.
The signal strength is indicated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is
the strongest signal.
5 STATUS LINE – DESCRIPTIONS
The status line in the upper part of the terminal’s display provides information on the status of communica-
tion and available hardware.
5.1 Ethernet
This symbol indicates whether the terminal has access to Ethernet:
White symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port
Green symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port and is connected to a network
Red symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port but has not been assigned IP over DHCP
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5.2 Bluetooth
indicates whether the terminal has Bluetooth support. If the symbol is not visible, Bluetooth is not
supported. If the Bluetooth symbol is grey or red, the terminal is outside the base station’s coverage
range.
is the serial number of the base station to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indi cated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
5.3 GPRS
indicates whether the terminal has GPRS support. If the symbol is not visible, GPRS is not suppor-
ted. If the GPRS symbol is white, the terminal is not connected to the network. If the GPRS
symbol is green, the terminal is network connected.
shows the name of the telecom provider to which the terminal is connected.
The signal strength is indicated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is
the strongest signal.
5 STATUS LINE – DESCRIPTIONS
The status line in the upper part of the terminal’s display provides information on the status of communica-
tion and available hardware.
5.1 Ethernet
This symbol indicates whether the terminal has access to Ethernet:
White symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port
Green symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port and is connected to a network
Red symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port but has not been assigned IP over DHCP
indicates whether the terminal has Bluetooth support. If the symbol is not visible, Bluetooth is not
supported. If the Bluetooth symbol is grey or red, the terminal is outside the base station’s coverage
range.
is the serial number of the base station to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indi cated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
5.3 GPRS
indicates whether the terminal has GPRS support. If the symbol is not visible, GPRS is not suppor-
ted. If the GPRS symbol is white, the terminal is not connected to the network. If the GPRS
symbol is green, the terminal is network connected.
shows the name of the telecom provider to which the terminal is connected.
The signal strength is indicated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is
the strongest signal.
5 STATUS LINE – DESCRIPTIONS
The status line in the upper part of the terminal’s display provides information on the status of communica-
tion and available hardware.
5.1 Ethernet
This symbol indicates whether the terminal has access to Ethernet:
White symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port
Green symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port and is connected to a network
Red symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port but has not been assigned IP over DHCP
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5.2 Bluetooth
indicates whether the terminal has Bluetooth support. If the symbol is not visible, Bluetooth is not
supported. If the Bluetooth symbol is grey or red, the terminal is outside the base station’s coverage
range.
is the serial number of the base station to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indi cated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
5.3 GPRS
indicates whether the terminal has GPRS support. If the symbol is not visible, GPRS is not suppor-
ted. If the GPRS symbol is white, the terminal is not connected to the network. If the GPRS
symbol is green, the terminal is network connected.
shows the name of the telecom provider to which the terminal is connected.
The signal strength is indicated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is
the strongest signal.
5 STATUS LINE – DESCRIPTIONS
The status line in the upper part of the terminal’s display provides information on the status of communica-
tion and available hardware.
5.1 Ethernet
This symbol indicates whether the terminal has access to Ethernet:
White symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port
Green symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port and is connected to a network
Red symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port but has not been assigned IP over DHCP
5. Status line – descriptions
The status line in the upper part of the terminal’s display provides information on the status of communication and
available hardware.
5.1 Ethernet
This symbol indicates whether the terminal has access to Ethernet:
White symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port
Green symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port and is connected to a network
Red symbol: The terminal has an Ethernet port but has not been assigned IP over DHCP
5.2 Bluetooth
is the serial number of the base station to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indi cated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
indicates whether the terminal has Bluetooth support. If the symbol is not visible, Blue-
tooth is not supported. If the Bluetooth symbol is grey or red, the terminal is outside the
base station’s coverage range.
5.3 GPRS
shows the name of the telecom provider to which the terminal is connected. The signal
strength is indicated with 5 levels where red is the weakest and green is the strongest
signal.
indicates whether the terminal has GPRS support. If the symbol is not visible, GPRS is not
supported. If the GPRS symbol is white, the terminal is not connected to the network. If the
GPRS symbol is green, the terminal is network connected.
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