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Screen messages

What does the message on the controller's screen mean?

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The controller has a round . It shows in plain language what the controller is doing: a title, a line of explanation below it and a coloured border. So you no longer need to remember colours: it simply says it. Below you find every message and what to do about it.

Ready for use

On the screenMeaning
Scan QR and Scan your tag, with Amount due and an amountThe controller is ready. The guest holds a tag against the screen or scans the QR code with a mobile phone.
QR code greyed out and crossed throughThe controller temporarily has no connection with Tillor. Paying with a tag keeps working, paying online via the QR code does not for a while.

Scanning a tag

You scan an tag by briefly holding it against the screen, as with contactless payment.

On the screenMeaning
One moment - Processing paymentThe tag has been read, the controller is asking Tillor whether it is allowed. Keep the tag against the screen a little longer.
Payment successful! with the amount charged and the balancePaid. The shower or device starts.
Welcome with the guest's nameAccess granted, at a door or facility without payment.

If a tag is refused, the reason is shown on the screen:

On the screenWhat is going onWhat to do
Tag not recognised - This tag does not belong hereThe tag is not from your park.Give the guest a tag from the park.
Tag not recognised - This is not a valid tagThe controller cannot read this type of tag.Use a tag you received through Tillor.
Scan failed - Tag not read properlyThe tag was removed too quickly.Hold the tag against the screen again, a little longer.
Payment refused - No accessThe tag may not use this controller.Check the tag's access group in Tillor.
Payment refused - Tag not linkedThe tag is not yet linked to a customer.Link the tag to the customer in Tillor.
Payment refused - Insufficient balanceThere is too little on the tag. The balance is shown.Top up the tag at reception.
Server unreachableThe payment could not be processed.Try again later; see Connection problems.
Failed to update tagThe balance could not be saved on the tag.Hold the tag against the screen again and leave it there until the message disappears.

One scan per presentation

Leaving the tag against the screen has no effect: each presentation counts as one scan. If you want to scan again, remove the tag and hold it against the screen again.

Starting up and connecting

On the screenBorderMeaningWhat to do
Connecting...BlueThe controller is starting up and looking for a connection to the internet and to Tillor.Wait 1-2 minutes.
Set up Wi-Fi - Choose a Wi-Fi network on the screenPurpleThe controller does not have a network yet.Tap Set up Wi-Fi and choose your network; see Setting up Wi-Fi on the screen.
Set up Wi-Fi - Wi-Fi credentials rejectedPurpleThe password is not (or no longer) correct.Enter the password again on the screen.
Activate controller - Activate device … in TillorPurpleThe controller is waiting for .In Tillor go to Controllers and click Approve (✓).
Connection lost - trying againRedThe internet connection is gone. The controller tries again by itself.See Connection problems.
Connection lost - Offline for too longRedThe controller has been without a connection for too long. Payments are off until the connection is back.Restore the network connection.

Updates and restarting

On the screenBorderMeaning
Update with a percentageAmberA update is being downloaded and installed. Leave the power on.
RestartingYellowThe controller is restarting, after an update or because you clicked Reboot controller in Tillor.

Faults

On the screenMeaningWhat to do
Tag reader unavailableThe tag reader does not start. The controller tries to recover it by itself.Wait a minute. If the message stays, restart the controller.
No connection - Connecting to the controllerThe screen receives no signal from the rest of the controller.Restart the controller. If it stays that way, contact Tillor support.
Screen stays blackThe controller has no power.Check the power supply and the cabling.

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