Before setting off to go anchor the tower, you should make a list of things to bring along. Orca ships make wonderful POS builders, but you can also use a T1 or T2 industrial ship to haul the tower, modules and fuel. Keeping in mind that T1 industrial ships are extremely fragile and a POS tower plus modules makes for an attractive gank target. The list of things that you should bring:. For the initial setup, unless there are logistical issues involved in making a second trip, you should probably leave things like labs, silos, ship assembly arrays, and maintenance bays for later.
Putting up a POS in lo-sec, w-space, or null-sec is a risky operation until the tower is fueled and online. The more items that you bring along before the POS tower shields are active, the more items that you risk losing if someone attacks you. Once anchored, put online and fueled, the POS tower's shield system will come online and offer you a refuge. Once you have settled on a location and found an empty moon, you should haul your tower out to the location along with a bit of fuel and " stront " to get the tower online.
You can not start anchoring without corresponding Starbase charters in cargo. Even one piece is enough to start process.
The tower will then be moved by the EVE server to the center of that grid location. This can be up to km away from your warp in point, so you may have to look around to find it. Anchoring time varies by tower size. Small towers take seconds 7.
Since you can do nothing else during the tower anchoring process, you may want to warp off to a safe-spot to wait out the timer. Preferably a "deep" safe-spot that is more then 15AU away from any celestial body and not inline between two celestial bodies. When the timer is up, warp back to your tower's bookmark at 0km. Now you can fuel the tower and put it online. Once again, there will be a long delay while the tower goes online. If the installer continues to fail, see the Troubleshooting section of this topic.
On the page that states that installation was successful, select Close to exit the installer. This installation occurs only for the administrator user who ran the installer. For all other users, a desktop icon to install Modern POS is created. Every time that a user signs in, the user must double-click this icon. The program will then be installed or updated, as required. If a user doesn't use the desktop icon after an update, the POS client will request that the user run from the desktop icon instead to update correctly prior to running.
If the application wasn't downloaded directly to the device, transfer the downloaded app file and the associated configuration file to the same folder on the device. Note that this step can be done in various ways. For example, the files can be accessed through a shared folder, transferred via USB cable, or securely mailed to the user's device.
Tap the app to begin application installation. If the configuration file was saved to the same location, the Commerce Scale Unit URL will be automatically entered when you start the application and begin device activation. Note that some devices require that you double-tap the file to begin application installation. Some devices might not notify you that an application has been installed.
On those devices, we recommend that you look at the application list to verify that the application was correctly installed. When the installation is completed, you should be able to start the application from the application list on the device. For example, after you install the application on a Windows Phone, you can start it from the home screen tiles list. For this topic, we have already created workers and assigned them to the Houston address book in the demo data that is provided.
Therefore, this topic will use pre-generated data. In Commerce, from the Worker page, open the Worker details page for the worker that you created in the previous procedure. On the Commerce tab, select the POS permissions link. Under POS permission group , verify that the value is Manager. To return to the Worker details page, select the Close button X on the right side of the Action Pane.
On the Action Pane, select Commerce , and then select Associate existing identity. If an alternative administrator Azure AD account has been created, select that account instead. Select OK. In the demo data, the Azure AD account that is associated with the administrator account in Headquarters is your administrator Azure AD account. On the Action Pane, select Save , and then refresh the page. The External identity section should be now updated with the new information.
Note that the External identifier field will remain empty. This behavior is expected. Therefore, you can ignore it. For more information, see Manage activation accounts and validate devices. It is possible for the Safari browser to show an error during device activation of a Cloud POS device due to an Azure Active Directory token being unattainable.
Also, check that the reports print to the proper output device. Clear Totals After testing the database, clear any totals that you may have accumulated. For example, if you were testing printing and labor features, close all guest checks, clock out any employees, and clear all totals.
Refer to the topics on the following pages to understand the tools and functionality of POS Configurator. Note: if you are already running POS Operations then the database server is running.
The or choose this POS Configurator module opens. Each folder on the main window displays a set of buttons that open forms. By completing the fields and options on the forms, you complete the database.
The File Menu The File menu offers the same selections as the folders and buttons. Select Cached Updates to cause saved changes to be posted to the database when you exit a form. When this option is not selected, changes are posted to the database immediately upon saving. Click Help in this menu to open the Table of Contents. You can select a book and browse through the pages topics or search for specific information in the Index. When you click on a folder name, the buttons change to display the contents of that folder.
To use Hints, simply place your cursor over a field, option, or object. These shortcuts can save you time as you program or make changes to the database. Tool Tips Tools tips appear when you place the cursor over a toolbar button. The tip tells you what the tool does. Special Tools Some forms contain special tools to speed maintenance, programming tasks, and printing.
Calendar Tool This button appears in beside any field that requires you to select dates and times. View Current This button displays only active employee records in the Employees form. View All This button displays both active and inactive employees in the Employees form. Print This button will print the Employee and Menu Item definitions. This tool is only included in the Employees and Menu Item forms.
Note: If Post Cached Updates is not selected in the Options menu, changes are automatically posted as you move between records. The next available record number will be used. This button is only available red before the change is saved. Help Use this button to open the help file. You can click on a field or option to get more information. View Current Employees form Use this button to only current employee information.
You can choose to work in either Record or Table View. In Record View, you see only the options and fields for the record that is selected. Record View is best when adding or changing a single record and Table View is best for adding or editing multiple records. You can create new records in the database by completing the necessary fields and selecting the options that apply. To select, click the box. A check appears to indicate that the option is selected.
To clear an option, click the box to remove the check. Cleared Selected Sort By You can sort items for display by name or by record number. Sort by name to quickly locate a certain menu item. Sort by record number to quickly locate blank records within a group. Tabs Tabs within the forms organize the information into logical groups. When you click on the folder next to the field it opens the other form so you can edit or create records in that form.
Browse The browse button is displayed in certain form. The button will open a window containing the directory structure of the PC and allows the user to store the selected file. Context-sensitive Help To get information about a field or option, click the Help button. A question mark displays next to the cursor while you are in Help mode. When you click an option or field, a popup window displays detailed information.
When you are finished viewing the information, click the Help button again to end Help mode. The cursor returns to normal. You may click as many fields and options as you want while in Help mode. Note You cannot select or deselect options in Help mode. You must return to normal mode before you may continue programming.
In Table View, you can copy and paste columns of information. You can also add, change, or delete multiple records more efficiently. You can add a new employee or a new group of menu items simply by inserting a record in the corresponding file. If you are adding a long list of items, you may want to work in table view. To add a record 1. Click the record below which you wish to add a new record.
Click Insert. POS Configurator creates a new record and automatically assigns the next available record number. Enter a name for the new record. Complete the associated fields and options that define this item. Tip Use the [Tab] key to move through the fields more quickly.
Use Copy and Paste in Table view to add new items to the database. To add a record using copy and paste 1. Select the record you want to duplicate. Click Copy Record. POS Configurator copies the record to the clipboard. Use the Insert button to create a blank record if one is needed. Click Paste Record. POS Configurator duplicates the record at the next available record number. Give the new record a unique name and modify as needed.
Click Save. To copy and paste a field 1. Select the field you want to copy. Click Copy. Click in the field where you want to paste the information. Click Paste. This is useful for adding a group of new records which share many of the same characteristics as existing records. For example, you may want to add three new salads to the menu by copying three existing salad records and changing the names. To copy and paste a block of records 1. Select the first record in the range you want to copy.
POS Configurator displays a dialog box. Type the range of record numbers you want to copy. Select a paste option. Click OK. This is useful for searching a form that contains a long list of records, or for making changes to records that share a value. For example, you can search for a particular employee record by name, or find all the menu item records with the same price. To find a record 1. Click Find. Choose a the name of the field you want to search.
Enter the word or number in Field Value. Select the search parameters you wish to use. Click First. To edit a record 1. Click the field you want to edit. Type the new information. To clear a field 1. Click the field you wish to clear. Click Clear. To delete a record 1.
Click the record you want to delete. Click Delete. The system asks you to confirm the deletion. The record is removed from the database. Tip To disable a menu item or employee record, but preserve it in the database for future use, use the Effective To field to make it inactive. To delete a block of records 1.
Click Block Delete. A dialog box displays. Type the record numbers for the range of records you want to delete. The button will print out a report with either all, or a range of definitions. When the print button is selected, the following will be displayed: When Range is selected, the From and To pull down menus will be active. When All is selected, the From and To pull down menus will be inactive.
Icon Select an icon to display on the key if one is desired. Color Select a color combination for this key. Next Enter the Next touchscreen to display when this key is pressed if appropriate. Category Select the correct key category for this key.
Function Select the action this key performs. Key Number This field is completed automatically when you select the Category and Function. Template Displays the selected template. Resolution Select the resolution to change the display size. Changing the default key size The default key size can be changed to automatically insert the desired key on the touchscreen without having to manually change the key size.
To set a new default key size, right-click on a key and select Set As Default Key. This is now the default key size, color, and font. To change back to the original default key size, right-click on the design grid and select Restore Default Key. You can then choose any of the options listed. Right-click touchscreen The following menu will pop up when you right-click any area of the touchscreen.
You can then select from any of the options. The user can then edit every key selected at once. Drag and Resize The drag and resize option allows you to move and resize keys that already exist on the touchscreen.
Any key can be moved across the screen by selecting the key and dragging it to the desired spot on the touchscreen. Keys can be moved from the touchscreen to the key palette and back again. To enable the key palette, click the key palette button on the tool bar. To add a key to the key palette, right-click on the key you wish to move and select Send To Key Palette. Select Get From Key Palette. The key palette displays: Select the key you want and press OK. The key will be moved from the key palette to the touchscreen.
It includes forms for programming user workstations, printers, touchscreens, and interfaces with other systems. Network Node 2. Devices 3. Order Devices 4. User Workstations 5. Interfaces 6. Touchscreens 8. Choose a name that identifies the location of each node for quick access. Also program all Diskless PCs in the system. Example In the example above, the Server is located near the kitchen and the third workstation is located at the host station.
Select a name that identifies the function of the device. For example, Bar Printer is more descriptive than Printer 5. Programming General Name and identify each physical device in this system. Example In the example above, record number 2 is identified as an Express Thermal with 42 Columns and 10 Linefeeds. Each logical printer can be programmed with its own header and option selections. A redirection device allows the output for a printer to be rerouted automatically.
For example, an autosequence might be created that includes redirecting order output during a certain serving period in the restaurant. Programming General Create a record for each logical order device this restaurant will use.
Use the folder link to go to Descriptors Headers and create a header for each order device. Example In the example above, the Hot and Cold Line printers are actually the same physical device.
Example In the example above, this restaurant selects options that cause the seat number to print on order device output. Option settings can be customized for each UWS. Remote printers should be convenient to the kitchen area they serve.
The following table shows the priority the system gives to each screen. Use the folder link to go to RVC Transactions to create a name for each revenue center. Use the folder link to go to Order Types to create the order types for this restaurant. Make a note to return to the Default Transaction field after Touchscreen programming is complete if you are assigning default screens by UWS. Example In the example above, this restaurant assigns a cashier link to each UWS. Cashier totals are used to balance by shift rather than by employee in this restaurant because the employee who begins the check is not the same employee who tenders the check.
Cashiers may also be assigned in the Employees form in which case this tab is used only to assign the number of cash drawers. Example The order devices you enable at each UWS can mask the printing of specific menu items or discounts. When carrot cake is ordered, the carryout employee sells the cake from the display case. Example In this restaurant, customer receipts from the PCWS01 are programmed to print at the Express printer located nearby.
Programming General Create a record for different Interface System s this restaurant will use. POS Agent runs as a standalone service with an individual database stored on either the same computer as the Comarch Retail POS database, or on a different one. To ensure the correctness of a warehouse document issued for released items which is being confirmed on the POS workstation, connection with the POS Agent service needs to be established.
Service connection is not necessary in the case of documents issued for received items.
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