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# How to View Your Payment Terminals

View your payment terminal groups and terminal connection details in TCS.

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**Use this when** you want to see your payment terminals and when they last connected.
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### Open the settings

Click the **Settings** tab.
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### Find your terminals

The box on the left shows the main groups of payment terminals linked to your company. Click **+** to open a group, or click **Expand all**.

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### View a terminal

Click a terminal to see its **latest connections** and **transaction transfer times**.
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From the terminal page, you can also:

* [Search terminal events](/support-nordics/tcs-client/terminal-management/how-to-search-terminal-events.md)
* [Temporarily disable a terminal](/support-nordics/tcs-client/terminal-management/how-to-temporarily-disable-a-terminal.md)
* [View the daily master password](/support-nordics/tcs-client/terminal-management/how-to-view-the-daily-master-password.md)

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Also called: payment terminals, terminal list, terminal groups, last connection. Search terms: terminals, terminal groups, expand all, last connection, transfer time, settings.

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