Illustration of a switch, an access point and the venue's devices connected
NETWORK AND WI-FI FOR THE POS

The network is what gets the order to the kitchen.

When the handheld drops out on the terrace or the kitchen printer "doesn't print", it's almost never the POS's fault: it's the network. Tenerife TPV (OK Computer) builds the venue's network around the point of sale: POS, printers and recorder by cable; handhelds on their own Wi-Fi with coverage across the whole terrace; and customers on a separate network that sees nothing of yours.

Cable where it can't failOwn Wi-Fi for handheldsSeparate guest network

Network hardware Tenerife TPV installs

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Three networks in one venue, each doing its job

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CABLING

Cable where it matters, Wi-Fi where it suits

The POS, the kitchen printer, the smart drawer and the recorder run by cable to a switch. That's what can't drop out in the middle of dinner, and by cable it doesn't.

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HANDHELD WI-FI

Coverage across the whole terrace, no drop-outs

Professional access points where they're needed, a network just for the handhelds and the manager's phone, and roaming from one point to the next without losing the order.

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GUEST WI-FI

Customer Wi-Fi that never touches your network

Isolated guest network, with a welcome portal if you want, and no way for anyone to see your till from their phone.

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Questions about the venue's network

Can I use the telecom company's router?

As the internet gateway, yes; as the venue's Wi-Fi, better not: it doesn't separate networks, doesn't cover the terrace and reboots whenever it likes. Behind the router we put a switch and as many access points as needed.

How many access points do I need?

It depends on the square metres, the walls and the terrace. We measure on the visit; a bar with a terrace usually needs two, a large restaurant three or four.

If the internet goes down, can I still charge?

Yes. The POS, handhelds and printers talk to each other over the local network, not the internet. Only the card terminal and VeriFactu need internet, and with VeriFactu the records are sent when the connection returns.

Do you also build networks for offices or hotels?

Yes, but we handle that from okcomputertenerife.com, OK Computer's general site, where you'll find networks, servers and full IT maintenance. Here we focus on the network that keeps the till running.

Tell us what you sell and how you take payment: we'll tell you which system you need and what it costs.

No two venues are alike: a bar with a terrace, a greengrocer with scales or a chain of five shops need different things. We come and look, suggest only what you'll use and give it to you in writing with hardware, software, installation hours and IGIC. If it suits you better, visit our shop in Armeñime, Adeje.

Tailored, no-obligation quote. We reply Monday to Friday during shop hours. Tenerife TPV is OK Computer's point-of-sale brand (Dalmon Sistemas S.L.).

922 71 73 90 608 99 15 38 info@okcomputertenerife.com C/ Agustín Millares 6B · 38678 Armeñime, Adeje · Tenerife
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