16 docs tagged with "Android"

Running the German Middleware on Android — requirements, preconfigured packages, distribution via Portal or Google Play, and troubleshooting.

Running the Italian Middleware on Android 7.0+ — preconfigured SQLite queue with Epson and Custom SCUs, distribution via Portal or Google Play.

How the Android Launcher hosts the Middleware as a foreground service, where to download it (Portal or Google Play), and how updates work.

How Android POS apps call the fiskaltrust.Middleware side-by-side via Android intents for offline fiscal operations, with endpoints and examples.

Reference of all InStore App 1.3.2 settings — operation mode, terminal ID filter, printer, payment providers, PIN lock and unpairing.

Using the hidden Dummy Payment Provider in InStore App developer mode with a sandbox CashBox to test payment success and error scenarios.

Installing the InStore App, granting permissions and pairing it with a CashBox via a PIN from the fiskaltrust.Portal.

Step-by-step install of the fiskaltrust InStore App on an Android device from the Google Play Store, with next steps and troubleshooting.

Overview of InStore App install options — manual APK, Google Play, Orderman SCN, Sunmi, and PAX partner stores.

How the InStore App shows digital receipts on a consumer-facing device, and how to configure, implement and pair it with a CashBox.

Download and install the InStore App APK manually on an Android device, using the stable or preview channel link.

How to publish and install the InStore App on Orderman Android POS devices via the Orderman SystemCenterNext (SCN) portal.

Cloud-hosted vs. local PosSystem API options (CloudCashbox, LocalPosSystemApi Helper, Android launcher) and which setup guide to use per market.

Connect and configure Bluetooth, network ESC/POS or USB printers in the InStore App, run a test print and set delay and paper width.

How to publish the InStore App to Sunmi Android POS devices through the Sunmi Partner Portal, from app settings to device model selection.

Operating systems, databases, hardware, CPU architectures, and storage the Middleware requires on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.