Setting Up a Static IP

Setting Up Static IP Addresses

Setting Up Static IP Addresses

Steps on how to set up Static IP address on Traditional Terminals:
  1. Press Menu
  2. Go to Communications
  3. Select Lan Parameters
  4. Select Lan Type
  5. Select Static
  6. Manually Enter the following information
    1. IP Address
    2. Netmask
    3. Gateway IP
    4. DNS IP
  7. Go to Ping to test connectivity
Note:
      Some traditional terminals such as s300, s920 and sp30 will require you to push a combination of keys to get to the menu.
  1. s300 - F+1
  2. S920 - Enter+1
  3. SP30 - F


Steps on how to set up Static IP address on Android Terminals:

  1. On Terminal Settings, enter the password of the terminal and then select your means of communications (in this case, Ethernet). (NOTE: WiFi can also be set to a Static address.)
  1. From the Ethernet sub-section, make sure that Ethernet is switched to the “On” selection (the button at top right of the screen will turn green)
  1. At the bottom of the Ethernet sub-section, make your selection of “Static.”
  1. Unlike DHCP, where the Local IP, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask and DNS IP auto populate, you will need to manually enter the IP information for each Static parameter as follows:
  1. IP Address:
  1. Netmask:
  1. Gateway:
  1. Primary DNS:
  1. Second DNS:
Note:
      Static IP address can come from the merchant's Internet Service Provider and it should be available and not assigned to any other device within the merchant's location.