First Data FD100 Quick Setup Manual
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- Page 1 FD Wi-Fi Terminals FD100 /200 /300 Quick set-Up Guide...
- Page 2 Thanks for choosing a First Data™ Wi-Fi terminal. You just purchased a terminal that is Wi-Fi capable — allowing you the most flexibility when using your terminal. This guide is in addition to the specific terminal guide found in the box and is intended to help you set up the Wi-Fi portion of your terminal.
- Page 3 Let’s get started... Typical set-up time: 20–30 minutes Where to put the FD terminal Place the terminal on a desk or tabletop. Avoid areas with direct sunlight, objects that radiate heat, excessive dust and other electrical devices that can cause excessive voltage. Wi-Fi signal strength There are certain environmental factors, such as concrete walls and other devices that use the same frequency.
- Page 4 Two common Wi-Fi configurations Option 1 broaDbanD moDem/ Wi-Fi access poinT Option 2 WireLess access poinT broaDbanD moDem Ethernet Cable Wireless Signal...
- Page 5 Wi-Fi settings on the terminal network settings On the initial screen, touch Touch seTUp the option sYsTem if it is displayed; otherwise press the “0” key. Touch WiFi Touch secUriTY or WiFi secUriTY Verify the security mode After setting the security matches the access point’s mode, verify that the key setting (i.e., WPA1-TKIP,...
- Page 6 Testing the wireless signal strength Because environmental factors can impact the quality of wireless signals, you may want to test the strength of the signal that is reaching the terminal. You may improve your wireless signal strength by placing the Wi-Fi access point nearest to the terminal with the highest -db number (= weakest signal strength) and, as much as possible, avoiding obstructions such as walls, ceilings, appliances and fixtures.
- Page 7 FD300 terminals support all of 802.11b/g/n, while older FD100, FD200 and FD300 terminals support 802.11b/g. If all your Wi-Fi devices support 802.11n, then setting the access point to use n only will provide the best performance and range. However, if there is a mixture of g-capable and n-capable devices, then mixed mode must be selected.
- Page 8 Wi-Fi settings on the access point network settings All Wi-Fi access points (also known as Wi-Fi modems or routers) must be configured by the network administrator with a Service Set Identifier (SSID), a wireless security mode and a security key (as well as various other optional settings).
- Page 9 The First Data™ FD100 , FD200 and FD300 terminals make several types of wireless security modes available: none ➔ Not recommended (not PCI compliant) ➔ (Wired equivalent privacy) Not recommended (not PCI compliant) Wpa1-TKip ➔ Wi-Fi Protected Access 1st generation — Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (may also be called ‘WPA Personal’...
- Page 10 please note The following examples are representative of a typical network settings interface. Individual settings may differ based on the Access Point and the model being used. However, all systems will have security settings similar to the examples provided. The screen below shows a typical example of the security settings for a wireless Access Point.
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