Guides in this section
- Adding default service charge
- Adding Pizza in ORO POS
- Adding sticker printer in ORO POS
- Capture Credit Card Transactions
- Changing users password
- Combo Items
- Configuring Cash Drawer
- Configuring Kitchen Printer
- Configuring Receipt for Different Paper sizes
- Configuring Receipt Printer
- Configuring Service Charge
- Creating a Bar Tab
- Customer Monitor
- Different types of Units in ORO POS
- Edit employee clock-in or clock-out time
- Emailing Daily Sales Report
- End of day summary report
- Generating & Activating Gift Card
- Getting Started With Encrypted Magnetic Swipe
- Hide MISC button in order
- Hiding server summary button in user view
- How to setup Caller ID device in Cust Plugin
- How to setup your Menu
- Importing Items from Spreadsheet
- Kitchen Item Sticker
- Making drinks/beverage mandatory in an order type
- Menu Group vs Category
- Menu page designer
- Migrating from Aldelo POS
- Migration from Floreant POS to ORO POS
- Minimum Requirements
- Modifier price rules
- Multiple roles and user permissions.
- Multiple Terminal Installation
- PAX S300 Configuration
- Payment from customer balance
- Penny Rounding For Canada
- Pre-authorize & Tips Processing
- Price List
- Printing barcode labels for products
- Product and Items in ORO POS
- Recommended Hardware
- Sales Report (Inventory Items)
- Sales Report (Non-Inventory Items)
- Seat based order
- Send vs Hold vs Done
- Sending Transaction Receipts Via Email
- Session summary report
- Setting up master terminal
- Setting up meal courses.
- Setting Up Multi-Currency System
- Showing details of menu items while adding to customers order
- Showing tickets on right side in the order view
- Store open & Store close
- Tax Settings
- Tax-exempt report
- Taxing To-Go Food
- Terminal wise Order Type
- Translate UI in OROPOS
- Understanding "VOID" in ORO POS
- Understanding Gross Receivable, Receipt Differential and Tips Differential
- Understanding ticket number and token number
- Understanding Tips Payout
- Understanding Token Number
- User type permission
- Visual Receipt Design
- Void Item Report
Releted Guides
Kitchen Display (KDS) Configuration
Kitchen Display Systems (KDS) simplify kitchen communication and processes, increasing kitchen efficiency, reducing errors, and enhancing food quality and speed of service.
KDS Concept
A store can choose one of the two types of hardware for a KDS, a separate touchscreen terminal, or regular terminal with bump bar. As shown in screenshot 1.2, based on the size of the monitor, KDS can show 4 to 8 kitchen tickets at a time.
When the server rings an order, the order is electronically sent to the respective KDS.(7). KDS blinks the refresh button and Chefs then loads kitchen ticket in the screen. When food is prepared Chefs would press the bump button and release it. Every ticket has a timer at the top, it shows how much time has been elapsed. Based on time out settings that changes its color (3),(4),(5). Although Bumping a ticket is more common, some stores can let bump each item (2).
A store can also set another touchscreen monitor as Dispatch monitor. That helps the server to see which orders are ready to be served. (10). In the same manner, when a server picks up an item from the kitchen she presses Dispatch button and mark as done (10),(11).
1.1 KDS Time out
1.2 KDS Window
1.3 Dispatch Window
KDS options
This configuration dialog can set the display style, color, timeouts, and tickets per page(7).
1.4 Option
Filter
From this window, Manager’s can filter tickets based on the kitchen printers and the order types (9).
1.5 Filter
Enable KDS
Go to back office–>admin–>terminal Configuration–>kitchen display–>enable kds option–>press ok to save the change and restart the POS.
1.5
Accessing KDS Screen
There are two ways to access the KDS. If configured in the back office, a manager can log in and find KDS screen through log in screen.
1.6
Or, from any order type, press the following buttons and KDS will start running.
1.7
1.8
Configuring KDS with bump bar
ORO POS supports USB bump bar. Bump bar acts as a keyboard. Chefs can select a ticket by pressing ticket number and then press Bump Ticket.
1.9