1) Tablet LED

Shows if the base unit’s on or off.

2) Tablet hinge

You can tilt the screen angle.

3) Receipt printer lid

The paper roll lives in here (find out how to change the till roll).

4) Base unit LEDs

Here’s what the different LED colours mean:

Flashing white – the unit’s starting up

Solid white – it’s ready to use

Solid blue – it’s connected to the tablet by Bluetooth

Quick flashing blue – Bluetooth’s available

Slow flashing blue – Bluetooth’s not active

1) Tablet lock

Keeps the tablet locked to the base unit.

2) USB ports

You can use these ports to plug in barcode scanners and other extra devices (you can get these via pdqconsumables).
 

3) Ethernet port

We’re working on developing this – so you can’t use it just yet.

5) Cable strain relief

Keeps the power and connector cables in place.

6) Power jacks

You can plug the power supply into either of these.

1) Pinhole reset button

You can use this to reboot the system (see troubleshooting section below).

3) Pairing button

Allows Bluetooth pairing between the base unit and tablet.
 

5) Tear strip

Lets you tear paper rolls easily.

2) Indicator LEDs

Show you what’s going on with the base unit and any other devices that are plugged in.

4) Paper roll compartment

Holds 80mm paper roll for printing receipts.