How to Use Settings

For managers and authorized staff who need to adjust terminal preferences, printers, payment devices, reports, cash drawers, or app information.

Purpose

Use Settings when you need to review or change how this POS terminal behaves. Some settings affect only this terminal, while hardware and payment changes may affect checkout, receipts, kitchen printing, or closing.

Before You Start

Steps

  1. Open Settings

    From the order screen, tap the Settings gear in the top bar. The Settings screen opens with the menu on the left and the selected option on the right.

    Settings screen with Preferences, PDQ, Cash Drawer, Printer, Print Report, Batchout Report, NFC Tap To Pay, and About
  2. Preferences

    Select Preferences to change terminal behavior. Use this screen for cart position, dark or light mode, connection check mode, start with FloorPlan, logout after every order, menu sort, and language.

    Use these options when the staff workflow or terminal display needs to change. Theme changes may require an app restart if the POS prompts for it.

    Preferences settings with cart position, theme, connection check mode, floor plan, logout, menu sort, and language
  3. PDQ

    Select PDQ to review saved payment devices and open device settings. Use this when a card terminal needs to be checked, edited, or reconnected.

    If a terminal shows Disconnected, confirm the device is powered on, on the correct network or connection type, and configured by a manager or support user.

    PDQ settings with saved payment devices and connection status
  4. Cash Drawer

    Select Cash Drawer to review saved cash drawers or add a cash drawer. A cash drawer usually depends on an attached printer, so confirm the printer is already saved and working first.

    If no drawer is saved, select Add CashDrawer and follow the setup prompts.

    Cash Drawer settings with saved cash drawers and Add CashDrawer option
  5. Printer

    Select Printer to review saved printers, print a test, edit printer details, or add a new printer with the plus button.

    If Android asks for Bluetooth or location permissions, allow them so the POS can discover nearby printers. Use the printer setup tutorial for the full add-and-test workflow.

    Saved Printers settings with add, test print, and printer detail actions
  6. Print Report

    Select Print Report when a manager needs to print the closing report from the POS.

    Before printing, make sure a main printer is saved, connected, loaded with paper, and available to this terminal.

    Print Report settings with Print Closing Report option
  7. Batchout Report

    Select Batchout Report to search and review saved batch out reports. Use the search field when you know the report name or number.

    Use Filter by date range when staff need to find reports from a specific business day or date range.

    Batchout Report settings with search, date range filter, and no reports message
  8. NFC (Tap To Pay)

    Select NFC (Tap To Pay) when the terminal supports NFC payment and the restaurant uses Tap To Pay.

    Turn this on only when the device and payment account are configured for Tap To Pay. If the option is missing, the terminal may not support NFC or the payment device type may hide it.

    Tap To Pay settings with NFC Tap To Pay switch
  9. About

    Select About to check merchant, location, license key, APK version, and APK code information.

    Use this screen when support asks you to confirm the restaurant account, location, license, or app version. Do not share license details in public chats or screenshots.

    About settings with merchant, location, license, APK version, and APK code values redacted
  10. Close Settings

    Tap the close icon or back control to leave Settings and return to the POS.

Expected Result

The selected settings screen opens, and any saved changes are reflected on this terminal. Hardware and payment configuration should be tested before the terminal is used for live service.

Troubleshooting

Common Questions

Notes

This tutorial uses the tablet Settings layout. Mobile terminals show the same major options in a narrower layout. Exact availability depends on permissions, hardware, and restaurant configuration.