EFTPOS Flex with Presto

Benefits

Dependable: Ethernet uses cables, so it could work slightly faster than a wireless connection. It doesn’t rely on a Wi-Fi signal - making it a more stable connection.
Back-up: if your network drops out, Electronic Fall Back^* Mode is available so you can continue to take payments.

Spare ports: make sure that you have a spare Ethernet port on your router for the terminal to plug in to.
Location of terminal: the cable that comes with your terminal (and plugs in to the base unit from the router) is 1.8 metres long. If the distance between your router and where you intend to place the terminal base is longer than 1.8m, you will need to organise a longer Ethernet cable.
Spare power socket: You'll need a spare power socket for the terminal to be plugged in to within 1.8m of where you intend the terminal to be. If the distance between your power socket and where you intend to place the terminal is longer than 1.8m, you'll need to organise an extension cord.

Convenient: Wi-Fi connects devices to your network without any physical wired connection. So there’s greater flexibility.
Extended range: Since it’s not wired, you can use it wherever your Wi-Fi network range extends to.
Back-up: If your network drops out, there’s Electronic Fall Back Mode^* is available so you can continue to take payments.

A strong Wi-Fi network/signal: Make sure that your Wi-Fi signal strength can extend to all the areas of your premises where you wish to take payments. If you have weak signal strength in certain parts of your premises, consider getting a Wi-Fi signal extender or if Ethernet could provide a more stable connection.
Recommended for private Wi-Fi networks only: Public Wi-Fi networks can have security and capacity settings that block payments software from accessing the network.

^*Electronic Fall Back is subject to card type and transaction (floor) limits.