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** [[File:Customer display example.png|none|thumb|Customer facing display]]Here is a video showing how to set up an iPad as a customer facing display: [https://linkordering.com/customer_facing_display_setup.mp4 video] | ** [[File:Customer display example.png|none|thumb|Customer facing display]]Here is a video showing how to set up an iPad as a customer facing display: [https://linkordering.com/customer_facing_display_setup.mp4 video] | ||
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Revision as of 11:12, 28 July 2022
What would you like help with?
Setup as a customer facing display payment terminal.
Pair PAX device with an iPad register.
Tender and order and use the PAX device to get the gift card number: video
Lookup a transaction on the PAX that did not get recorded on the LinkPOS app and void the transaction: video
- LinkPOS iPad appUsing a PAX with LinkPOS
- Printers
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| Epson printer | Star SP 700 Impact printer | Zebra label printer |
- Local Network
- All of the devices in the system must be on the same local network. There needs to be a single WIFI network that all of the iPads and PAX devices connect to. The router that provides the WIFI network also needs to have ethernet ports so the printers can be plugged in to the same network. If there aren't enough ethernet ports an ethernet hub can be plugged in to the router and then the printers can be plugged in to the ethernet hub.
- Connect an iPad to the network.
- Connect a PAX device to the network.
- Connect an Epson printer, Star Micronics printer, Zebra label printer to the network.
- Bump screen
- Customer Facing Display
- Here is a video showing how to set up an iPad as a customer facing display: video
- TimeClock
- Legacy devices
