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Hardware Windows POS Device Setup This guide standardizes how we prepare a Windows POS device for client deployment. It is written for non-technical users and follows a step-by-step checklist.
Before You Start (Required)
POS device is fully charged / plugged in
Stable internet connection (Wi-Fi or LAN)
Admin access to Windows (if prompted)
USB hub/cables available (printer, cash drawer, barcode scanner, etc.)
Client details: Branch name, POS URL, printer model(s), required peripherals
Step 1 — Download and Set Up AnyDesk (Remote Support)
Download AnyDesk
Go to official AnyDesk download page (use company-approved source)
Install AnyDesk
Run the downloaded installer → Next → Install
Open AnyDesk and record the ID
Save the AnyDesk ID in the deployment notes
Step 2— Update Microsoft Edge
Open Microsoft Edge
Click the Edge icon on the taskbar, or press Windows key , type Edge , press Enter .
Open Edge Settings
Click the three dots (⋯) on the top-right → click Settings .
Go to “About Microsoft Edge”
In the left menu, click About Microsoft Edge .
Wait for Edge to update
Edge will update automatically if an update is available.
If you see a “Restart” button, click Restart .
Success check: Edge opens normally after restart.
Step 3 — Install POS Link (Shortcut / App Link)
Go to the POS link provided by Clibase
Example format: https://pos.clibase.tech/... (use the actual link for the branch)
Copy and Paste the provided POS link to Microsoft Edge, press Enter.
3. If “Install app” is available: click Apps → Install this site as an app.
Click three dots (⋯) → More tools → Apps → Install this site as an app and Create shortcut.
Success check: You can open the POS from the desktop/Start menu.
Step 4 — Install Wallpaper (POS Branding)
Download the official POS wallpaper file that you can find on the driver.
Use the file provided by Clibase (usually PNG/JPG).
Set as desktop background
Right-click on Desktop → Personalize → Background
Select the wallpaper file
Success check: Wallpaper is applied and visible.
Step 5 — Download and Install JSPrintManager 7
Download JSPrintManager 7
Use the official / company-approved installer link
Install JSPrintManager
Run installer → Next → Install
Confirm it is running
Look for JSPrintManager icon in the system tray (near the clock)
Success check: JSPrintManager is installed and running.
Step 6 — Install Receipt Printer Driver (HPRT or Xprinter)
Identify the receipt printer model
Example: HPRT or Xprinter (confirm exact model from box label)
Download the correct driver
Use company-approved driver source or the driver file provided internally
Install the driver
Run installer → Next → Finish
Connect printer via USB / LAN
Plug in USB or connect LAN cable and power on
Set printer preferences
Paper size: typically 80mm
Set default printer (if this is the main receipt printer)
Success check: Printer appears in Control Panel → Devices and Printers .
📌 VFD Internal Installation Guide
Please follow the steps below carefully to complete the
Link- installation:
Open Edge and run:
Result must show: “Services: Running”
Success Check: Restart the device, then try punching an item and check if it reflects on the VFD screen.
If this prompt appears on the POS, please always select ‘Allow'.
Step 8 — Install Kitchen / Bar Printer (If Needed)
Confirm if the branch needs kitchen/bar printing
If yes, note how many stations (Kitchen, Bar, Grill, etc.)
Install the printer driver (same method as Step 6)
Connect printer (USB/LAN/Wi-Fi depending on model)
Assign a clear printer name
Example: KITCHEN_PRINTER, BAR_PRINTER
Success check: Test page prints successfully.
Step 9 — Apply Serial Number & Clibase Stickers
Locate device serial number (from device label or box)
Record serial number in deployment sheet/log
Attach Clibase stickers neatly:
Success check: Serial and stickers are complete and recorded.
Step 10 — Disable Windows Update (Deployment Policy)
Only proceed if this is part of your official company policy and approved for POS devices.
Open Services
Press Windows key , type Services, press Enter
Stop the service
Right-click Windows Update → Stop
Disable startup
Right-click Windows Update → Properties
Success check: Windows Update service is stopped and disabled.
Step 11 — Full Testing (POS + Printing + Cash Drawer)
A) POS Application Test
Open the POS link/app shortcut
Login using test credentials (or branch credentials)
B) Printing Test
Create a test transaction/order
If kitchen/bar printing is enabled:
Send an order routed to kitchen/bar station
Confirm prints are clear and complete
C) Cash Drawer Test
Ensure drawer cable is connected to the receipt printer (common setup)
Trigger cash drawer open via POS (cash payment / open drawer function)
Success check: POS works, receipt prints, kitchen prints (if used), and cash drawer opens.