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Single LAN: Configuration for Retail and Food Service Without Fuel Solutions

In this configuration, all devices are connected to the same LAN. In such configuration, there can be a separate LAN router or even ISP router with a number of network switches to allow connection of multiple devices.

For security reasons, the LAN should not be accessible from a public LAN, that is, a Wi-Fi network for customers.

Configuration Diagram

Elements that are grayed out may be present at the site but are not a part of the QwickServe infrastructure.
The provided configuration is typical and recommended for majority of sites. In some cases, when a custom network is configured, the configuration may differ. If so, please contact Petrosoft Support Team.

Connection Details

LAN Router (Generic)

  • Port: LAN
  • DHCP
  • Cable: Ethernet
  • Port: WAN
  • DHCP or Static IP: depending on the ISP configuration
  • Cable: Ethernet

QwickServe Ordering Terminal

  • Port: LAN
  • DHCP
  • Cable: Ethernet

QwickServe Order Manager

  • Port: LAN
  • DHCP
  • Cable: Ethernet

QwickServe Payment Terminal

  • Port: RED static
  • DHCP
  • Cable: Ethernet

Kitchen and Customer Receipt Printer

  • Port: LAN
  • DHCP
  • Cable: Ethernet

Label Printer

  • Port: LAN
  • DHCP
  • Cable : Ethernet

Deploying the QwickServe Infrastructure

To set up the QwickServe infrastructure:

  1. Connect the network switch to the LAN router, LAN port (if it is not already connected).
  2. Connect the QwickServe Ordering Terminal to the network switch or Wi-Fi.
  3. Configure DHCP at the QwickServe Ordering Terminal. For details, see Connecting QwickServe Ordering Terminal to the LAN.
  4. Connect the QwickServe Order Manager to the network switch or Wi-Fi.
  5. Configure DHCP at the QwickServe Order Manager. For details, see Connecting QwickServe Order Manager to the LAN.
  6. (If any) Connect the kitchen and customer receipt printer to the network switch.
  7. (If any) Configure DHCP at the kitchen and customer receipt printer. For details, see Thermal Printer for Receipts, Kitchen Tickets and Reports.
  8. (If any) Connect the label printer to the network switch.
  9. (If any) Configure DHCP at the label printer. For details, see Thermal Printer for Sticky Labels.