This article explains how to use Yuno POS devices.
Getting started
Turning on the device
Power button for the device can be found to the right behind the screen:
- Press the button once for the device to start. You will hear a short beep.
- While the device is on, the blue LED on the power button will be on as well:
Managing Yuno
Connecting a mouse or keyboard
2 USB interfaces can be found to the left behind the screen:
Types of cables
There are several types of cables used with Yuno:
- 2 COM cables (sometimes labeled as COM1 and COM2):
- Ethernet cable:
- Power Supply Unit (PSU):
- PSU has no LED light, so there is no way of telling if it's operational or not:
- In some cases (tall footstand), PSU is located inside the footstand:
Connecting a card reader
Connecting a card reader to Yuno is a process that requires some basic skill with a screwdriver. You will need a small diameter Phillips screwdriver.
- Decide where you want the card reader located, on the right or left hand side, when facing the screen. Due to ergonomic reasons, card readers are most often placed on the right side of the screen.
- Remove the protective cover from the interface by flipping it out:
- It doesn't matter whether you use a brown or black cable, they both work.
- Remove the cover from the cable connector by pulling on it outwards:
- Unscrew the two screws:
- Connect the card reader:
- Tuck the cables in nicely so they don't get pinched, place the card reader on the frame, and secure it with the screws:
- Card reader is now connected to the POS device. Before it is functional, it also needs to be configured in Domino.
What's next?
For info on how to use Yuno with Domino, check out Logging into Domino.
For info on troubleshooting Yuno devices, check out Troubleshooting Yuno POS.