HOW TO CONNECT YOUR S920 WITH Wi-Fi
Make sure the S920 is in the range of your Wi-Fi network. Switch ON your S920 and wait for a few
seconds until it completes the initialization.
Step 1: The S920 will scan for available Wi-Fi networks within its
range and will display a list of their names on the screen.
Step 2: Find the Wi-Fi network you would like to use and select it by
pressing its number (from 1 to 6) on the keyboard. If there are more
than 6 available networks on the list, you can switch to the next page
of the list by pressing the up and down arrow buttons from the keyboard.
If you cannot find your Wi-Fi network on the list, press(X) and S920
will rescan (search again) for available Wi-Fi networks. Make sure
your S920 is in the range of your network.
Step 3: If your Wi-Fi network requires a password, S920 will display
the Wi-Fi Password screen, where you can enter the network
password. In case your password contains digits , press the relevant
number key. In case your password contains letters, press the
relevant number key and then switch to letters by pressing (ALPHA)
button from the keyboard several times in order to select the
required character. If you make a mistake, press the yellow key (< ) to
delete the last entry. When you have entered the password, press the
green key (O ) in order to complete the operation
Once it has connected to your Wi-Fi network, S920 will perform a test of the connection to myPOS.
If the test is successful, the following S920 screen will appear:
If the connection test is unsuccessful, the
S920 screen will display an error message.
Useful tips:
When S920 connects to a Wi-Fi network, the information is
saved so that the next time you are within the range of the
same network, the terminal will connect to it automatically.
If the password of your Wi-Fi network has been changed, the
Wi-Fi signal icon on the screen will become grey
If you try to make a payment transaction, the terminal will
display an error message
–“You are not connected to any network” - and will
search for available networks. If a previously used
network is found, the Terminal will connect to it
automatically and will process the transaction.