1-In order to check, please access the link below:
https://latinos.webgerencial.net:7000/GET?TERMINAIS
2-You wlll be able to detect the following:
2.1-They will be ordered from top to bottom according to the last computer which accessed the server’s database.
3-Each information will be ordered according to the columns below, left to right:
3.1-#: The terminal’s number
3.2-Descricao: The terminal’s name
3.3-Last update: The date and exact time the last communication with the server occurred
3.4-Last WS: The date and exact time the POS tablet tried to get information from the server
3.5-Serial: The operation system’s name and version, along with the browser being used
3.6-Versao: Version of POS system installed
PS: When you see “BO” in the version column, it means that the Backoffice part of the system was used.
4-The line below the itens above will show some information regarding the machine being used to access the system, like OS version and the browsers installed that could be used to open the system.
5-This screen can be used to check which teminals are working and to check the history of access for all current terminals.