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Technical Background:

Ethernet ports rely on physical pin connections for data transmission. Damage can cause signal attenuation due to poor contact or physical breaks in the connector. The Z11's network interface controller (NIC) requires stable voltage and signal integrity for reliable operation. ESD can also disrupt signal integrity and damage the NIC.

Symptoms:

Intermittent network connectivity on a Dejavoo Z11 terminal, potentially caused by a damaged Ethernet port. Observed dropouts and inconsistent data transmission.

Possible Causes:

Physical damage to the Ethernet port pins resulting in poor or no contact.
Cable strain on the Ethernet port creating intermittent disconnections.
Corrosion or oxidation on the Ethernet port contacts, increasing resistance.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) affecting the Ethernet controller's operation.
Faulty Ethernet cable causing signal degradation.
Loose or damaged internal Ethernet port connection to the mainboard (non-serviceable without violating PCI-PTS security).

Solution:

1

Power cycle the Dejavoo Z11 terminal. Unplug the power adapter, wait 30 seconds, and plug it back in.
2

Inspect the Ethernet cable for visible damage (cuts, bends, or frayed wires). Replace if damaged.
3

Inspect the Ethernet port on the Z11 for bent or broken pins. (Visual inspection only; do not attempt repair).
4

Try a known-good Ethernet cable to rule out cable issues.
5

Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely connected to both the Z11 and the network switch/router.
6

Test the network port on the switch/router with another device to ensure the port is functional.
7

If possible, test the Z11 on a different network connection to isolate the problem.

Safety Warning:

Safe Handling: Always unplug the power adapter before inspecting or manipulating cables. Avoid touching the Ethernet port pins. Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage the device. Ground yourself before handling cables or the terminal.

Prevention:

Use Ethernet cables with strain relief boots to minimize stress on the port.,Avoid excessive bending or twisting of the Ethernet cable near the port.,Regularly inspect Ethernet cables for damage.,Keep the area around the terminal clean and free of debris.,In dry environments (especially during winter), use anti-static mats or sprays to minimize ESD.,Ensure the terminal is placed on a stable surface to prevent accidental cable disconnections.

Expert Tip:

A small amount of compressed air can be used to carefully blow out any dust or debris from the Ethernet port. Do not insert any objects into the port. Check the Z11's network settings to ensure it is configured correctly for DHCP or static IP addressing.

Frequently Asked Questions

•What type of Ethernet cable is recommended for the Dejavoo Z11?

CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cables are suitable for the Dejavoo Z11.

•How can I test the network connectivity of the Dejavoo Z11?

The Dejavoo Z11 may have a built-in network diagnostic tool. Consult the device's manual for instructions. Alternatively, attempt a transaction or ping a known-good IP address from the device's network settings if available.

•What are the consequences of opening the Dejavoo Z11's casing?

Opening the Dejavoo Z11's casing will trigger its anti-tamper mechanisms, rendering the device permanently unusable and voiding any warranty. Do not attempt to open the device.

Dejavoo Z11 Ethernet Port Diagnostic Report: Intermittent Network Connectivity

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Frequently Asked Questions

•What type of Ethernet cable is recommended for the Dejavoo Z11?

•How can I test the network connectivity of the Dejavoo Z11?

•What are the consequences of opening the Dejavoo Z11's casing?

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