Finding the Network Address Assigned to the Terminal
Each network connection has an IP address. The terminal requires a static IP address that
will not change. Use this procedure to find the network configuration at the terminal
location. You will use the network configuration information to set up the static IP address
for the terminal.
Turn on the terminal by connecting it to a power source, and to your POS system using
the Ethernet or USB connection. The terminal cycles through a few screens until
the Verifone 7816 screen appears.
Press the
1
,
5
, and
9
keys simultaneously. After a few seconds, the Users (Prod) screen appears.
On the Users (Prod) screen, tap
supervisor
.
When prompted, enter your password and press the green
O
(Confirm) key. The default password is
12345678
.
On the Main (Prod) screen, tap
Administration
.
On the Administration screen, tap
Communications
.
On the Communications screen, tap
Ethernet
.
On the Ethernet screen, tap
eth0
.
On the eth0 screen, the icon in the
Status
field should be green. If the icon is
red, tap the icon to turn it green. If the icon remains red, then there is no network
connection. Check your Ethernet connection.
In the
Mode
field, tap the drop-down menu and set the IP mode
to
Static
.
Record the values shown in the following fields:
IP
address
,
Broadcast
,
Mask
,
Gateway
,
DNS1
,
and
DNS2
. You need the information in these fields to configure the terminal to the
network IP address. Tap and hold the scroll bar on the right side of the screen to move up
and down the menu.
Press the red
X
(Cancel) key. A message displays, "Configure
another interface?" Tap
No
.
Return to the Main (Prod) screen by pressing the red
X
(Cancel) key several times. When the screen displays, tap
Exit
.
Tap
Reboot
to manually restart the terminal and save your
changes. The terminal will restart and you can continue with the terminal
configuration.