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We should consider moving this page outside the "Shop features" section, since it can be used by bar/restaurants.
Both the customer display and POS display should be at least 6 inches. However, a larger screen | ||
is recommended for improved end-user readability. |
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Both the customer display and POS display should be at least 6 inches. However, a larger screen | |
is recommended for improved end-user readability. | |
Both the customer and POS displays must have a minimum diagonal size of 6 inches. | |
For optimal readability, larger screens are recommended. |
- I would specify "diagonal size" even if it's the common way to measure screens.
- "Larger screen" is quite vague. If possible, it would be helpful to recommend a specific size.
Depending on the POS setup, feature can be displayed :ref:`directly on a secondary screen | ||
<customer_display/local>` connected via USB-C or HDMI, :ref:`on another device remotely | ||
<customer_display/remote>`, or :ref:`on a screen connected through an IoT system | ||
<customer_display/iot>`. |
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Depending on the POS setup, feature can be displayed :ref:`directly on a secondary screen | |
<customer_display/local>` connected via USB-C or HDMI, :ref:`on another device remotely | |
<customer_display/remote>`, or :ref:`on a screen connected through an IoT system | |
<customer_display/iot>`. |
I wouldn't start the configuration section with that, especially since you used refs as users might click and go to the relevant section directly, skipping the common configuration step. You could tweak the intro paragraph to include that info if you feel it's necessary.
#. Navigate to the :ref:`POS settings <configuration/settings>`. | ||
#. Scroll down to the :guilabel:`Connected Devices` section. |
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#. Navigate to the :ref:`POS settings <configuration/settings>`. | |
#. Scroll down to the :guilabel:`Connected Devices` section. | |
#. Navigate to the :ref:`POS settings <configuration/settings>` and scroll down to the :guilabel:`Connected Devices` section. |
Having a separate step for "Scrolling down" is overkill :)
- :guilabel:`The same device`: To use the secondary screen connected with an HDMI or USB-C cable. | ||
- :guilabel:`Another device`: To connect to a remote device connected to the database. | ||
- :guilabel:`IOT-connected screen` for displays connected via an :doc:`IoT system |
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You could add the refs here instead
#. Open the dropdown menu under the :guilabel:`Customer Display` section and select one of the | ||
following options: | ||
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- :guilabel:`None`: To disable the customer display. |
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- :guilabel:`None`: To disable the customer display. | |
- :guilabel:`None`: To disable the feature |
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#. :ref:`Open a POS session <pos/session-start>`. | ||
#. Click the :icon:`fa-bars` icon (:guilabel:`hamburger menu`). | ||
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` icon (:guilabel:`customer screen`) to open a new window to drag and | ||
drop onto the second screen. | ||
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` icon (:guilabel:`customer screen`), which opens a new window to drag |
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#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` icon (:guilabel:`customer screen`), which opens a new window to drag | |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` (:guilabel:`Customer Display`) icon, which opens a new window to drag |
I recommend using the tooltip as it is (when there is one obviously 😅)
Access your database from another device (any computer, tablet, or smartphone), go to the POS | ||
application, click the vertical ellipsis button (:guilabel:`⋮`) on a POS card, and then | ||
:guilabel:`Customer Display` to open the display remotely. | ||
To open the customer display on a remote device, (any computer, tablet, or smartphone), follow these |
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To open the customer display on a remote device, (any computer, tablet, or smartphone), follow these | |
To open the customer display on a remote device (any computer, tablet, or smartphone), follow these |
#. Access your database from the other device. | ||
#. Navigate to :menuselection:`Point of Sale --> Dashboard`. |
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#. Access your database from the other device. | |
#. Navigate to :menuselection:`Point of Sale --> Dashboard`. | |
#. Access your database from the other device and open the :guilabel:`Point of Sale` app. |
This can be a single step.
#. Click the :icon:`fa-ellipsis-v` icon (:guilabel:`vertical ellipsis`) on a POS card. | ||
#. Click :guilabel:`Customer Display` to open the display remotely. |
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#. Click the :icon:`fa-ellipsis-v` icon (:guilabel:`vertical ellipsis`) on a POS card. | |
#. Click :guilabel:`Customer Display` to open the display remotely. | |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-ellipsis-v` (:guilabel:`Dropdown menu`) icon on a POS card. | |
#. Click :guilabel:`Customer Display` to open the display remotely. |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-bars` icon (:guilabel:`hamburger menu`). | ||
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` icon (:guilabel:`customer screen`), which opens the customer display | ||
onto the IoT-connected display. |
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#. Click the :icon:`fa-bars` icon (:guilabel:`hamburger menu`). | |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` icon (:guilabel:`customer screen`), which opens the customer display | |
onto the IoT-connected display. | |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-bars` (:guilabel:`hamburger menu`) icon. | |
#. Click the :icon:`fa-desktop` (:guilabel:`Customer Display`) icon to open the display | |
onto the IoT-connected screen. |
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18.3: remote config was deleted in 18.3, remove it in fw (cf. task)