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# Configuring the Terminal Display Language
### Configuring the Terminal Display Language
By default, the terminal displays all information in English. This procedure explains how to change the terminal’s display language if necessary.
{% hint style="warning" %}
IMPORTANT! Selecting a different language changes all text that appears on the terminal.
{% endhint %}
#### **To change the terminal display language:**
1. On the terminal’s main screen, touch the **Settings** icon.
2. On the *Settings* screen, touch the **Please Input Password** field and use the keypad to type the password: either **9876** or **pax9876@@**.
3. Touch the checkmark icon on the keypad when you are done and touch **OK**.
4. Scroll to the **Personal** section and touch **Language & input**.
5. Touch **Language**.
6. Scroll to and touch the desired language.
7. Touch the **Back** icon twice to return to the main screen. 
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