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Taliup supports two PAX terminal configurations. The correct setup steps depend on which device the merchant has.
PAX Elys two-device pair showing the L1400 cashier unit and A3700 customer display, alongside the standalone PAX A920 Pro

PAX Elys (L1400 cashier terminal + A3700 customer display) on the left, and the PAX A920 Pro standalone terminal on the right.

Supported devices

Setup order

Complete these steps in order for each merchant:
1

PaxStore setup

Create and activate the terminal(s) in PaxStore. Push the correct apps for the device type. Note the TID for each terminal — you will enter these in Taliup HQ.PaxStore setup →
2

Add devices in Taliup HQ

Register each terminal as a Device in Taliup HQ using the TID from PaxStore. Device registration must be complete before the first login on the terminal.Add PAX devices in HQ →
3

On-device setup

First login, connection configuration (PAX Elys only), pairing (PAX Elys only), and test sale. This is covered in the Taliup POS documentation.

Before you start

PAX Elys (L1400 + A3700)

  • Both devices powered on. For USB Preferred mode (default), a shared Wi-Fi network is not required for PAX LinkUp. For TCP Only mode or TCP fallback, both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network (not guest Wi-Fi or a separate network segment).
  • Access to PaxStore with the correct Administrator Center and Reseller account.
  • Access to Taliup HQ at taliuphq.com with permission to create Entities and Devices.
  • The acquirer VAR sheet for the BroadPOS payment app on the A3700.
  • A demo passcode from your ISO if the merchant is on a Subscription plan (the default ISO demo passcode is often 000000).

PAX A920 Pro

  • Device powered on and connected to the internet.
  • Access to PaxStore with the correct Administrator Center and Reseller account.
  • Access to Taliup HQ at taliuphq.com with permission to create Entities and Devices.
  • The acquirer VAR sheet for the BroadPOS payment app on the A920 Pro.
  • A demo passcode from your ISO if the merchant is on a Subscription plan (the default ISO demo passcode is often 000000).