Setup

Overview
Does not require any wiring.
Approximately 30 minutes for installation with minimal interruption to business.

Transmitter
After device configuration, simply place the transmitter on the table or fix on, under, or near table with double sided tape.

Receiver
After device configuration, place in an area visible to servers and near a power outlet. Can be placed atop a table or mounted on a wall using 2 nails or screw. Plug adapter into receiver and power outlet.

Range
Place transmitters within a 300ft radius of receiver to ensure proper operation. Will work with other radio devices within range without interfering usage. Restaurants with restrictive layouts such as walls and multi-levels can use repeaters to provide a stronger signal and coverage.

Click here to learn how to configure both the transmitter and receiver.

Receivers
The receiver should be placed in clear view of the servers. While serving a customer, the server can look up at the receiver display at the sound of the chime and remember the number of the table he/she must serve next. This allows for fast and efficient service. For large restaurants it is recommended 2 receivers are used. One in the hall and one at the main counter. Multiple receivers can be configured to display the same table numbers received from a single transmitter. An alternate cost-effective method is it to place a large mirror in front of the receiver so it can be more visible throughout the hall. Most can start off with 1 receiver and more as needed.

Transmitters
It is best to group the tables into sections when designating the transmitter id as opposed to simply numbering them in order. Each transmitter id consists of 2 alpha numeric digits. It’s recommended that the first digit is used to identify the group or section of tables and the second to identify the specific table it self.

For Example:
Group 1: 01,02,03,04,05
Group 2: 11,12,13,14,15,16,17
Group 3: 21,22,23,24

We find this method to be simple and effective way of organizing transmitters.

We recommend that you purchase 2 or more transmitters in addition to your needed amount as backup units in order to minimize any interruption in your business.

These usage guidelines are just suggestions so feel free to be creative, change things up, and cater them to your specific needs.