Show Terminal Version, logout and send diagnose info

Via the cogwheel icon you have the following options:

1. Administrator settings

2. Info about Terminal Version

3. Update User

1. Administrator settings

Select "Administrator settings" and enter your administrator credentials.

After the correct login you will get to the Administrator settings.

Marker 1: Here you will find the terminal name, i.e. how you named your terminal under Administration/Terminal. You will also see your timr URL and the version number of the terminal app.

Marker 2: You can enable or disable the diagnostic mode. This will collect additional logging data.

Marker 3: Via "Send diagnose info" diagnose data will be sent to timr.

Marker 4: Here you will find links to the privacy policy, the imprint and the terms of service.

Marker 5: If you reset the terminal connection, your account will be disconnected. You can log in again or under a different account.

Note: If the connection was disconnected, the terminal must be created again under "Administration/Terminals". Then a QR code is available again to connect the terminal to the timr account. You can then delete the old terminal.

2. Show information

Marker 1:
- Terminal name: how was the terminal named.
- Under which timr URL is the terminal connected.
- Version number of the terminal app.

Marker 2: Here you can go directly to the privacy policy, imprint and terms of service.

Marker 3: If you press and hold the timr logo, the "Send diagnostic info" button appears. Non-administrators can also use this method to send the diagnostic files.

3. Update User

If a user was newly created in the web application and does not appear on the terminal, "Update user" should be executed.