How to Configure Pulse Wizard Feature for a POS Device | MoMa

Pulse Wizard simplifies device configuration in Pulse Mode with an intuitive, self-service interface. Whether you're configuring new devices or updating existing ones, Pulse Wizard makes it easy to get up and running quickly.

General

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Automated & Self Service Solutions › MoMa

How to Configure Pulse Wizard for a POS Device

Pulse Wizard is MoMa's self-service configuration tool for Pulse Mode devices. Set up pricing, configure your mode, and get your machine running - directly from your phone.

Operators
MoMa App
Prerequisites

Before You Start

  • Your physical device is linked to a virtual machine in Nayax Core. Pulse Wizard cannot be used on a device that hasn't been connected to its online machine first.
  • You are running the latest version of the MoMa app. Pulse Wizard is not available on older versions - enable automatic updates in your device settings to stay current.
  • Your account has the Pulse Wizard permission enabled in MoMa. If you can't see the feature after updating, contact your local Nayax support team and ask them to enable it for your account.
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Important: Configuring Pulse Mode replaces your machine's current communication mode - MDB, Marshall, CCI, or other. This change takes effect immediately. Make sure you are ready to switch before proceeding.
Overview

What Pulse Wizard Does

Pulse Wizard replaces manual Pulse Mode configuration with a guided, self-service setup directly in MoMa. Instead of configuring settings through Nayax Core, you walk through a visual interface on your phone that shows you exactly what you're setting up as you go.

Complete pricing control
Set and adjust your pricing exactly how you want - by time, by session, or by fixed price. Full flexibility over your vending setup.
Faster setup, fewer errors
Live device simulation shows how your configuration works in real-time before you apply it - so you catch mistakes before they affect customers.
More control
An enhanced interface with expanded options gives you more granular control over your device settings than the legacy configuration process.
Part 1 of 2

Access Pulse Wizard

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    Open MoMa and navigate to the machine you want to configure. Tap the machine to open its detail screen.

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    Tap the Settings tab on the machine screen.

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    Select Pulse Wizard from the settings options. The Pulse Wizard interface opens.

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    Don't see Pulse Wizard? Check that you're running the latest MoMa version and that your account has the Pulse Wizard permission enabled. Contact your local Nayax support team if neither resolves it.
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    Select the pricing mode that matches how your machine operates. See Part 2 below for a guide to each mode and a link to its full configuration walkthrough.

Part 2 of 2

Choose Your Pricing Mode

Each Pulse Mode works differently. Pick the one that matches your machine's setup and follow the dedicated guide for step-by-step configuration instructions.

Single Price Mode
One fixed price per session. The simplest setup - ideal for straightforward vending or service machines with a single rate.
Multi Price Mode
Multiple price points on one device. Lets customers choose from different service levels or durations at different prices.
Pay as You Go Mode
Charge based on actual usage - by time elapsed or pulse count. Suited to machines that run continuously or charge by increments.
Linear Mode
A menu of fixed price increments. Customers adjust the price step-by-step using plus and minus buttons before paying.
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Not sure which mode to use? Single Price is the right starting point for most operators. If you need time-based billing, use Pay as You Go. If your machine offers different service tiers, use Multi Price. Linear Mode is for machines with hardware increment buttons.
Outcome

Result

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Device configured in Pulse Mode

Your machine is now running in the Pulse Mode pricing configuration you selected. Changes take effect immediately. Test a transaction to confirm everything is working as expected before returning to your regular operation.

Help

Troubleshooting

Pulse Wizard is not visible in my Settings tab.
Confirm you are running the latest version of MoMa - enable automatic updates in your device settings. If you have updated and Pulse Wizard is still not visible, your account may not have the Pulse Wizard permission enabled. Contact your local Nayax support team and ask them to enable the Pulse Wizard permission for your MoMa account.
The machine is not responding after I applied a Pulse Mode configuration.
Pulse Mode replaces the previous communication mode (MDB, Marshall, CCI, or other) immediately on apply. If the machine is unresponsive, confirm the physical wiring matches the Pulse Mode setup. Pull down to refresh the machine screen in MoMa and check the Last Alerts tab for any triggered alerts. Contact your local Nayax support team if the machine remains unresponsive.
I configured the wrong pricing mode and need to change it.
Open the machine in MoMa, go to the Settings tab, and select Pulse Wizard again. You can reconfigure the pricing mode at any time. The new configuration replaces the previous one immediately on apply.
My device is not showing in MoMa or the virtual machine is not linked.
Pulse Wizard requires the physical device to be linked to its virtual machine in Nayax Core before it can be configured. If the machine is not showing or the device is not connected, complete the machine setup in Nayax Core first. See How to Link and Connect a Machine to the MoMa App for step-by-step instructions.
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