Setting up N950
Introduction\ \ This Article will review the necessary steps to help you set up and navigate your new N950 device.\ \ The N950 is a cutting-edge Android SmartPOS terminal that enhances business operations with its adv...
Introduction
This Article will review the necessary steps to help you set up and navigate your new N950 device.
The N950 is a cutting-edge Android SmartPOS terminal that enhances business operations with its advanced features and sleek design.

Table of Contents
Hardware & Terminal Components
1.1 Content of Package
1.2 Components of the N950 Payment Terminal

Basic Operations and Getting Started
2.1 Main Applications & Home view
The terminal comes with the following pre-configured applications.

Npay app
Terminal App
Transactions app
Battery
3.1 Charging the battery
Before using the terminal, charge the battery well. Place the terminal in the charging base and keep the base connected to a power supply when it is not being operated. Alternatively, insert the USB cable into the USB-C slot and connect the power cord to a power supply.

3.2 Installing the receipt paper





Operating the terminal
4.1. Power On:
4.2. Setting up the terminal
4.3. Power off/ reboot
4.4 Wi-Fi
You will access the Wi-Fi settings after the language is chosen, and you will see a list of available networks on the device screen in the ‘Connect Wi-Fi’ list.
If you need to re-access the Wi-Fi settings, navigate to the device settings and from here to the Wi-Fi section.
Turn On Wi-Fi
• Look for the “Settings” application (represented by a gear icon) on the home screen.
• Navigate to Network Settings
• You can manage the Wi-Fi settings under ‘Preferences'.
• Within the Network Settings menu, manage Wi-Fi settings.
• If Wi-Fi is not already enabled, turn it on
• Enable Wi-Fi through the toggle/switch.
• Once the Wi-Fi is turned on, you should see a list of available Wi-Fi networks.
• Select the network you want to connect to and add the password if the network is secured.
• When tapping on the ‘Network details’, you can see additional information about the connection (strength, IP address, MAC address, etc.)
If the selected Wi-Fi network is secured, you will be prompted to enter the password. Use the on-screen keyboard to input the Wi-Fi password.
Updated on: 08/06/2026
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