- New Tillypad XL POS design
- List of guest tabs in Tillypad XL POS
- New design of the guest tab specification
- POS terminal screen keyboard
- Long pressing the POS terminal screen
- Displaying pictures for tables, table types, and seating and device layouts on POS terminals
- Saving the Tillypad XL POS state
- Coin/note buttons
- On-screen button formats
- Pictures on screen form buttons
- Using main and additional printers on POS terminals
- Managing orders and guest tabs in Tillypad XL POS
- Working with auto-orders
- Changing the number of menu item portions in submitted orders
- Automatic discount recalculation
- Joining bills during guest tab payment
- Fiscal and non-fiscal payments in one receipt
- Payment refunds
- Inheriting screen forms
- New features of Fast Food mode
- New features of Restaurant waiter mode
- New features of Club cashier mode
- New features of Stocktaking mode
- New features of Administrator mode
- New guest tab statuses
- Adding stock and menu items sequentially to specifications
- Reservations
- Selecting screen forms on the keyboard or in another screen form
- Selecting promotion categories on the keyboard or in the screen form
- Additional stock item units of measurement for different document types
- Playing video on customer displays
- H.264 protocol support
- System table types
- iButton reader driver
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The main and additional printers are now used differently on the POS terminal.
How the jobs will be sent to print depends on how the printer specification for the POS terminal is filled out.
If the POS terminal printer specification only contains the main printer, all print jobs are automatically sent to this printer. If the printer is not ready, an error message appears.
If the POS terminal printer specification contains only additional printers and does not contain the main printer, a dialog window will open when you send a print job. This dialog window will prompt you to select the printer to which to send the print job. The most recently used additional printer appears at the top of the list.
If the POS terminal printer specification contains both the main printer and additional printers, the job is automatically sent to the main printer. If the job cannot be printed on the main printer, a dialog window opens, prompting you to select an additional printer.