The PAX A80 is a full Android countertop POS terminal, PCI PTS 5.x and NFC contactless certified, running Android 6.0 on a 4-inch HD touchscreen. Unlike the D135 companion PIN pad, the A80 has its own complete, PAX-documented transaction-flow guide covering every standard transaction type.
The A80 is a countertop Android terminal running Android 6.0 on a 4-inch HD touchscreen, PCI PTS 5.x and NFC contactless certified. Unlike the D135, the A80 comes with a full 11-page PAX-authored transaction-flow quick-reference guide, co-branded with CARDZ3N, covering every standard transaction type in detail.
Connectivity options include WiFi, dial, and Ethernet, with an optional back-up battery so the terminal can keep operating through a brief power interruption. A built-in camera supports 1D/2D code payment scanning alongside standard insert, swipe, and tap card entry.
The A80's documented Credit Sale with tip follows an 8-step flow: tap Sale, enter the transaction amount and confirm, enter a tip amount or bypass, insert/swipe the card or key it in manually, enter a Server ID and confirm, capture a signature (confirm, clear, or cancel), remove the card, and the terminal displays the transaction status. A Credit Refund follows a similar 7-step pattern (Refund → apply by card number or reference number → enter amount → card entry → Server ID → signature → status), and a Credit Void takes 6 steps (Void Sale → input the original transaction number → Server ID → confirm the displayed transaction → signature → status).
Beyond a standard sale, the A80's QRG documents a Forced Sale (7 steps: enter amount, card entry, enter the original transaction's Auth Code, Server ID, signature, status), a Tip Adjust workflow (8 steps: Func → Tip Menu → search by Clerk/Server ID or Operator → select the transaction → Adjust → confirm → enter the new tip amount and confirm → status), and Close Batch / Reprint options (Func → Batch → Batch Close, with or without untipped transactions; separately, Func → Print → Print Last, Print Detail, or Print Any).
The A80 also has a dedicated Gift menu (via the Gift button: Sale, Return, Add, Activate, Unload, Deactivate, Balance) and a Debit menu (via the Debit button: Sale, Return, Balance, V/Sale, V/Btrn), each reached through the terminal's own hardware buttons rather than buried in a settings menu.
The A80 has some of the strongest source material in CARDZ3N's PAX lineup: a full 11-page PAX-authored, CARDZ3N co-branded transaction-flow QRG covering every step of Sale, Refund, Void, Forced Sale, Tip Adjust, Batch Close/Reprint, Gift, and Debit in detail. What that QRG does not include is a full processor/memory/battery spec table the way the Valor VP550, VP800, and VP550C datasheets do — PAX's product sheet confirms the Android 6.0 platform, 4-inch HD touchscreen, PCI PTS 5.x and NFC contactless certification, and WiFi/dial/Ethernet connectivity, but not exact processor, RAM, or battery-capacity figures.
What is confirmed, directly from the source material: the full transaction flow documented above, the platform and certification details, and connectivity options. We'd rather point you to exactly what's documented than guess at a spec table PAX hasn't published for this model — ask your CARDZ3N rep for the latest confirmed detail before ordering.
The PAX A80 is available through CARDZ3N with pricing quoted per merchant based on volume and equipment needs — CARDZ3N is the sole quoting and selling party, never a pass-through to PAX's own pricing. Ask your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.
Need the full 11-page PAX-authored transaction-flow QRG for the A80? Contact your CARDZ3N rep for the latest documentation.
The A80 is a full Android countertop POS terminal from PAX Technology, running Android 6.0 on a 4-inch HD touchscreen, with a complete documented transaction menu covering Sale, Refund, Void, Forced Sale, Tip Adjust, Gift, and Debit.
An 8-step flow: tap Sale, enter and confirm the amount, enter a tip or bypass, insert/swipe/key in the card, enter a Server ID and confirm, capture a signature, remove the card, then the terminal shows the transaction status.
Yes. The A80 has a dedicated Gift menu (Sale, Return, Add, Activate, Unload, Deactivate, Balance) and Debit menu (Sale, Return, Balance, V/Sale, V/Btrn), each reached via their own hardware buttons on the terminal.
Func → Batch → Batch Close, with the option to close with or without untipped transactions included. Receipts can be reprinted separately via Func → Print → Print Last, Print Detail, or Print Any.
Yes. Like the rest of CARDZ3N's terminal lineup, the A80 runs on CARDZ3N's supported gateway stack, including NMI, so it fits into an existing CARDZ3N processing setup without a separate integration project.
CARDZ3N quotes A80 pricing per merchant based on volume and equipment needs rather than publishing a fixed rate. Contact your CARDZ3N rep for current pricing.
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