NEWLAND N910
GETTING STARTED
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What’s in the box
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Basic transaction steps
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WHAT’S IN THE BOX
With your Newland N910, you’ll also have access to Poynt HQ
(https://poynt.net), which provides you with real-time views
of your customer and transaction data. In the box, you’ll fi nd:
Newland N910 (SIM pre-installed for mobile network)
Docking station (optional purchase)
USB charger / USB C cable
Ethernet cable (6 ft. blue cable)
Receipt paper roll (pre-installed)
The Newland N910 is a compact, wireless point-of-sale
device with a 5-inch color touchscreen display, dual cameras,
and a thermal printer for printing on a large receipt paper roll.
The portable design ensures that you can accept payments
anywhere via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth/Ethernet, or a 4G connection.
NEWLAND N910
Plug the power adapter into the charging
port on the side of the device. If you have the
docking station, plug it into a wall outlet and
place the Newland onto it.
Charge your Newland N910
When you power on your device, it
will prompt you to select your wi-fi or
mobile network. The Newland will skip
this step for Bluetooth/ethernet users.
Connect to the internet
Your Newland N910 payment device will be shipped to you
pre-activated, with the receipt roll already installed. Setting
up your hardware is as easy as 1-2-3.
Hold the power button on the left side of
the device until the device powers on. You
will be prompted to select your Language.
Power on your device
The Newland N910 will automatically update with your account
information when connected to the internet.
If using a mobile network, the SIM card will be pre-
installed in the battery housing in the back of the terminal.
We recommend fully charging the battery before setting
up your device.
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