Welcome to the PbN Point of Sale system! This guide will help you get started with your new S1F2 payment terminal, ensuring smooth and efficient in-person payment processing at your practice. Below, you'll find all the essential information you need to set up, operate, and troubleshoot your terminal.
Supplied Components
When you receive your S1F2 payment terminal, the package should include:
S1F2 payment terminal
USB cable and region-specific power plug for charging
SIM card
Receipt paper roll
Getting Started
Follow these steps to get your S1F2 payment terminal up and running:
Inspect the Terminal:
Ensure the terminal and packaging are intact and untampered. Check the security seal on the box.
Compare the serial number (S/N) on the terminal with the one on the box.
Insert the Receipt Paper Roll:
Open the paper roll compartment cover.
Insert the paper roll, ensuring that the paper sticks out slightly.
Close the compartment cover.
Turn on the Terminal:
Connect the terminal to a power supply.
Press and hold the power button until the display turns on.
Charge the battery for at least four hours while continuing with the next steps.
Select Your Language:
On the Welcome screen, select your preferred language.
Connect the Terminal to Your Network:
Follow the on-screen instructions to connect to Wi-Fi or use the pre-installed SIM card for cellular 3G/4G connectivity.
Ready to Process Payments:
After completing the steps above, your terminal is ready to process payments.
Maintaining Battery Performance
To prevent battery degradation:
Store terminals in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat sources.
Avoid storing terminals with battery levels over 70% or below 40%.
Inspect the battery every six months for any signs of leakage or swelling.
Recharge the battery to optimal levels as needed.
Using the USB-C Charging Cable
The S1F2 terminal includes a USB-C charging cable and region-specific power plug. To prevent damage:
Insert and remove the USB-C cable by holding the end that connects to the terminal or power plug.
Avoid bending, folding, or applying excessive force to the USB-C cable.
Regularly inspect the USB-C cable and socket for foreign objects.