Refund Reasons & Registers

Refund Reasons

Refund reasons are listed for the employee to choose when the 'Refund' button behavior is executed.

Refund Reasons list showing a single

To add a new refund reason, click Add. To edit an existing refund reason, click its name in the list.

Edit Refund Reason dialog with a Name field set to Refund
  • Name: Name of the refund reason.

Registers

Registers are the physical terminals or tablets running the Register application.

Edit Register dialog, Options tab showing Name, Active, Allow Primary, Number, Screen Timeout, and Lane/Destination/Section/Menu options
  • Name: Name of the register.

  • Active: Register application can run on terminal.

  • Allow Primary: If this register is configured as a secondary register, allow the system to make it the primary register if the configured primary register goes offline.

  • Number: Terminal number to be entered into the Register.cfg file.

  • Screen Timeout: Number of seconds with no activity before the Register application automatically logs out the current employee and returns to the login screen.

  • Options tab:

    • Lane: Default lane to display, can be overridden by Job > Lane.
    • Destination: Destination of new orders created on register.
    • Section: Section of new orders created on register.
    • Menu: Default menu to display, can be overridden by Job > Menus.
    • Show Mouse Pointer: Displays the Windows mouse pointer within the Register application.
    • Auto Open New Order: Automatically created a new order in the current lane when employee logs in.
    • Expand Keyboard: Increases the size of the displayed keyboard for easier use.
    • Play Kitchen Sounds: Plays sounds on the register that are configured to play on kitchen displays. See Sounds and Kitchen Displays for more information.
    • Screen Saver Image: Image to display when the register is idle and no employee is logged in.
  • Peripherals tab:
    Edit Register dialog, Peripherals tab showing Coin Dispenser, Customer Display, Barcode Reader, Fingerprint Reader, MSR, Default Printer, Label Printer, and Payment Device settings

    • Coin Dispenser Type: Interface type of the coin dispenser connected to the terminal.
    • Coin Dispenser Name: LDN of the coin dispenser defined in the device's OPOS drivers.
    • Minimum Bill Amount (Canadian T-Flex only): Any change below the indicated denomination will not be given in bills, and therefore $1 and $2 coins will be dispensed for amounts lower than the setting. Maximum setting is 100.
    • Customer Display Type: Interface type of the customer-facing VFD 2-line display connected to the terminal.
    • Customer Display Port: COM port the device is connected to.
    • Customer Display Name: LDN defined in the device's OPOS drivers.
    • Barcode Reader Type: Interface of the barcode scanner connected to the terminal.
    • Barcode Reader Port: COM port the device is connected to.
    • Barcode Reader Name: LDN defined in the device's OPOS drivers.
    • Finger Scan Reader Type: Brand and model of the biometric finger scanner connected to the terminal.
    • MSR Type: Interface type of the magnetic card reader connected to the terminal.
    • MSR Port: COM port the device is connected to.
    • MSR Name: LDN defined in the device's OPOS drivers.
    • Default Printer: Printer to print all local print jobs to, such as order receipts and clock in/out chits.
    • Label Printer Type: Interface type of the label printer connected to the terminal for printing item SKU labels.
    • Label Printer Port: COM port the device is connected to.
    • Payment Device: Payment device to communicate with when the 'Payment Device' button behavior is executed.
  • Screens tab:
    Edit Register dialog, Screens tab showing the Default Screen dropdown and a Default Screen schedule table with an Add Default Screen Schedule button

    • Default Screen: Use the drop-down list to select the screen that displays when an employee logs in to the register. Can be overridden by Jobs > Screens settings.

    • Default Screen list: Displays screens that are configured to be displayed starting at certain times of day (for example, a breakfast screen starting at 6:00 a.m. or a dinner screen starting at 4:00 p.m.). Click the 'Add' button to add a screen override setting.
      Add default screen override dialog with Default Screen dropdown, Start Time, and day-of-week checkboxes

      • Default Screen: Use the drop-down list to select the screen to be displayed. Screens are configured on the Screens page.
      • Start Time: The time of day to begin displaying the selected Default Screen.
      • Days: The days of the week to display the selected Default Screen at the indicated Start Time.