User Manual QOrder Software - QUORiON

6.2 Legend
In the following sections the handling of the POS systems will be exemplified with examples. The
various meanings of the buttons and elements, unless they are self-explanatory, are illustrated in the
following table.
Example Declarations
Table
Obvious key on the touch screen, for example the „Zero“-key here
Variable key on the touch screen, for example one of several direct-dial keys for
balance functions
Due to the variability for the keys it can happen that the designation, depending on the programming,
differs from the designation in the manual.
Simple procedure, for example entering a code via the virtual keyboard on the
touchscreen
Any selection of a variable key
Allows the user to select among various keys provided by the system (for example among the PLU keys).
Any selection of one table
Allows the user to select one of several tables (for example among empty tables).
A confirmation dialog
The user is prompted to confirm a dialog box or (in the shown case) to make a selection.
Selection on the virtual POS system receipt of the mobile device.
The user selects an item in the virtual POS system receipt.
Depending on the programming of the master POS system at the time of the last update of the QOrder application,
it is possible that the programming of the QOrder system differs compared to the form shown here and the key
names are different and/or behave differently. As some buttons are individually programmable it is also possible
that in your configuration some features are not available. For individual adjustment of your POS system consult the
section „Programming“ (section 11) at the end of the manual.
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