How to add a device in Device Mapping.

This article will teach you how to add a new device to Device Mapping.

Accessing Device mapping - Go to Operations Settings -> Device Mapping (Red Arrow) 

How to add a new device. 

Note: A lot of the options listed below are not needed to add a device. If you are uncertain about what is needed, you can compare a working device and what information is present there. 

1. Click on the button at the top right of the screen. 
2. Device Name - This is the name you want to give the device. This name will be what shows on orders when it says device name. 
3. Serial Number - This is the Serial number for the device; it has to be correct or the device will not load. 
4. Service - if you want to specify that this belongs to a specific application in Tapin2 Ordertaker - Suite ext. 
5. Group ID - if you are using Location groups. This is where you would put the ID for the location group the device belongs to. 
6. Location - This is the location of the device.
7. Reference URL - is the web address for the UTG Instance https://<utg server url>:<port number> as assigned in the API interface. 
8. POS Terminal ID - With certain integrations, you will need to specify the POS terminal ID for the device. 
9. Payment Device ID - Only used with Canadian sites at this time. 
10. IMEI - The IMEI from the tablet, used for OrderTaker devices.
11. Printer - If you want the device to print to a specific printer, select it from the drop-down.
12. Section, Row & Seat - If this device belongs to only one section, row and seat, you can specify it here. 
13. Description - A short description of the device.
14. Change Color Button - This is to change the buttons on the device to a new color using hex codes. 
15. Change Logo - If you want to provide a Logo for this one device. Most of the time, the logo is taken from the location settings. 
16. Allow Offline - In case of a network issue, this will allow the device to store sales and upload them once the internet is back online. 
17. Default to Native Mode - When the Terminal is rebooted, it will be in Native mode.
18. Show Device Modes - On reboot you will be able to select which mode you would like the device to be in. 
19. Show Tip Options - Show tip options is to show the tips on the actual payment device. 
20. Enable Amazon One Loyalty - this will enable the feature if configured at the venue
21. ADA Mode - This will enable this kiosk to be in the Americans with Disability Acts mode by default 
22. Single Screen Mode - Single Screen mode is to move all the UI on the terminal that is supposed to show on the customer-facing display to the main screen. For devices that don't have a second screen.
23. Save - This will save all changes you have made and add the device to device mapping.