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# Cloud EMV

The **Cloud EMV** solution supports [Dejavoo](https://docs.xplorpay.com/getting-started/devices/dejavoo) and [PAX](https://docs.xplorpay.com/getting-started/devices/pax) devices to process payments.

### Prerequisites <a href="#prerequisites" id="prerequisites"></a>

To set up [Dejavoo](https://docs.xplorpay.com/getting-started/devices/dejavoo) and [PAX](https://docs.xplorpay.com/getting-started/devices/pax) devices and process payments, ensure you have following:

✅ Local Wi-Fi network that has internet access.

✅ An API access kay issued to you by Xplor Pay.

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Visit [Let's Get Started - Xplor Pay](https://xplorpay.com/getting-started/) and get API access key.
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### Connect device to Wi-Fi

#### PAX A Series

To connect device to the local Wi-Fi network.

1. From the **WSP LINK** screen, tap the **top-left** and **bottom-right** corners of the screen to open the **Main Menu**.
2. Select **Settings** from the Main Menu.
3. Enter the password provided to you (**pax9876@@**) in the **Settings Password** field.
4. Go to **Wi-Fi Settings**.
5. Turn on **Wi-Fi**.
6. Select your local **Wi-Fi** network from the list of available networks.

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When connected, the **Wi-Fi** icon appears on the screen.
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#### Dejavoo Z Line

To connect device to the local Wi-Fi:

1. Tap the screen to view the home display.
2. Select **Menu** from the home screen.
3. Select **Utility** from the menu.
4. Enter the password in the **Manager Password** field (for example, `1234`).
5. Go to **Wi-Fi Settings**.
6. Select **Communications** > **Local Params** > **Wi-Fi**.
7. Select **Scan Network**.

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In **Scan Network** menu, select **Configure** > **Set Password** to set password for your local Wi-Fi network.
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8. Select your local Wi-Fi network from the list.
9. Select **Connect**.
10. Click **OK** to confirm and connect.

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When connected, the **Wi-Fi** icon appears on the screen.
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#### Dejavoo QD Line

To connect device to the local Wi-Fi:

1. Turn on the device by pressing and holding the **Power** button.
2. Select **Settings** from the menu.
3. Enter the password in the **Manager Password** field (for example, `1234`).
4. Select **Wi-Fi Settings**.
5. Turn on **Wi-Fi**.
6. Select your local Wi-Fi network from the list.
7. Enter the password of your Wi-Fi network.
8. Select **Connect**.

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When connected, the **Wi-Fi** icon appears on the screen.
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### Process payment

Send a request to the [Semi Integrated Transactions](/api-reference/api/payments/terminal-card-present/transaction-emv/semi-integrated-transactions.md) endpoint to process the payment.
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