PAX S80 PCI-V4 counter top for pin debit transactions
Dial/ Ethernet terminal
- Large memory capacity
- Robust printer
- Ergonomic intuitive design
- Connects to S30 pin pads for pin debit transactions
Specs
Memory : 192MB (128MB Flash, 64MB DDR)
Display : 128x64 pixel LCD | White backlit | Color Screen
Card Readers : Triple track (tracks 1,2,3) | Bi-directional | EMV | Contactless
Connectivity : Modem | Ethernet
Security : PCI PTS 4.X
Physical : 216mm L x 95mm W x 86mm H; 525g weight
Paper 2:1/4" * 85' roll
PAX A80 PCI V5 - Android OS with color screen
Heavy duty
reliable workhorse that will process payments safely and fast, even during the busiest hours
PCI V5
PCI V5 highest security standards is required to launch April 2023, already available for your peace of mind
Dial /Ethernet /WIFI/GPRS/Bluetooth
PAX A920 PCI V5 - Smart mobil WIFI counter top
Detail your services
- Ppowered by Android OS
- 5″ IPS Touchscreen
- 2″ Thermal Printer, 80mm/sec
- PCI PTS 5.x
Optional Basic or Full feature Android tablet
A920 combines the full features of an Android tablet with a powerful payment terminal, all in a sleek and compact design
Integrated Camera
0.3 MP Fixed Focus Front Camera | 5 MP Auto Focus Rear Camera
Communications
4G LTE | WiFi | Bluetooth 4.0 with Dual SIM | 1 x Type-C USB port
Base options
Charging Base , Multi-Functional Base , Wireless Base
Certifications
PCI PTS 5.x SRED , EMV L1 & L2 , EMV L1 Contactless , Discover D-PAS , Mastercard Contactless , Visa Payware .
Countertop Payment terminals PCI V3
Initialize pin pad
When using external pin pad like VX805. If Pin pad is not responding , initializes by performing the following steps:
Press ENTER , >> Press MORE ( purple button above #1) >> Then press F4 init ext pinpad
- If F4 does not show initialize option please call us for guidance.
For contactless & Apple pay please use main terminal not the pin pad.
Save costly PCI requirements by using counter top
Countertop terminals will not store card information after daily settlements nor it is possible to compromise card data transferred through a VX520 terminal. For this specific reason, some stores separate their inventory control systems from card acceptance terminals for the benefit of avoiding possible hefty fees of compromised cards.