Terminal Actions Settings
In the Terminal Actions settings tab on the MyQ Web administrator interface, you can view and manage embedded terminals features. The features are called actions and can be accessed from action nodes on the terminal. The action nodes correspond to buttons on the printing device display.
You can configure the layout of the display screen, as well as the behavior of each button. Therefore, you are free to choose any combination of available actions and their positions on the screen. The layout is displayed on a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) terminal preview and can be configured there.
Terminal actions are arranged vertically in blocks of three. A maximum of eighteen (18) terminal actions per level is allowed. If the amount of terminal actions is greater than nine (9), the buttons are stretched to show arrows that allow switching between pages. This, however, depends on the terminal display and smaller screens have a lesser number of top menu actions per page, as well as either pagination on the left or dotted pagination at the bottom.
Additional layout options are provided by the possibility to create folders and put action nodes inside. Folders can be used to group actions of the same type, such as scanning to different destinations, or to enable users to access a higher number of actions.
Users and groups can be given rights to different actions. This way, you can configure individual home screens for each user or group of users.
The terminal action nodes can be managed either under Home screen on the list of actions or directly on the terminal screen preview.
Adding new terminal action nodes
Adding new action nodes on the list of actions
To add a new terminal action node:
Right-click on Home Screen, and point to Add action into this folder in the shortcut menu. Another sub-menu with a list of available action nodes opens to the right.
On the sub-menu, select the new action node. The new action node properties panel opens on the right side of the screen.
On the properties panel, you can rename and edit the node. For information about editing options, see Editing action nodes. Once you save your changes, the new action node is displayed on the action nodes list and on the terminal screen preview.
Adding new action nodes on the terminal screen preview
To add a new terminal action node:
Right-click any item on the preview and point on Add action behind this action in the shortcut menu. A sub-menu with a list of available action nodes opens to the right.
On the sub-menu, select the action node. The new action node properties panel opens on the right side of the screen.
On the properties panel, you can rename and edit the node. For information about editing options, see Editing action nodes. Once you save your changes, the new action node is displayed on the action nodes list and on the terminal screen preview.
Editing terminal action nodes
Each action can be edited on its properties panel. To access the panel, double-click the terminal action node on the list of nodes or on the terminal screen preview. On the properties panel, you can see up to three settings tabs (depending on the particular action): General, Destinations, and Parameters. The Destinations and the Parameters tabs are mostly used in Easy Scan action nodes and are described there.
General tab
Enabled - If you disable the node, it is not displayed on the terminal and cannot be used there.
Title - Here you can change the action node's name. If you do not change it, the default name is used. Depending on the number of additional languages set on the MyQ Web administrator interface, you can use different names in different languages. (The additional languages can be set on the MyQ General settings tab.)
Printers - Here you can select the printers the action node will be available on. All printers are assigned by default. To add more printers, select them from the Printers drop-down.
Rights - Here you can select the users or the groups of users that will be able to see the action node. Due to this setting, the layout and available features of the embedded terminal can vary depending on user's rights to particular nodes. By default, the right to see the node is given to all users. To provide an additional user or a group of users with rights to the action node, select the user or group from the Rights drop-down.
Style - Select the action node’s predefined style from the drop-down.
Changing the terminal action nodes layout
To change the action nodes layout, you can either move the action nodes up and down the order on the list, or drag and drop them directly on the terminal screen preview.
If there are more than ten action nodes defined on the home screen or in any folder, move the scroll bar at the bottom of the preview screen to view the additional action nodes.
Deleting terminal action nodes
You can delete terminal action nodes either from the action nodes list or from the terminal screen preview. Both actions have the same result: when you delete the node, it disappears from both places.
Deleting action nodes from the home screen list
On the list of actions on the Terminal Actions settings tab, right-click the action node that you want to delete, and then click Delete on the shortcut menu. The action node disappears both from the list, and the terminal screen preview.
Deleting action nodes from the terminal screen preview
On the terminal screen preview, right-click the action node that you want to delete, and then click Delete on the shortcut menu. The action node disappears both from the screen preview, and the action nodes list.
Restoring the original layout
On the bar at the top of the Terminal Actions settings tab, click Tools, and then click Restore defaults. All your layout changes are reverted to the default settings.
Vendor Compatibility Specifics
Terminal actions compatibility may different between brands. Check the respective MyQ Embedded terminal guides for details:
MyQ Canon Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Epson Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ HP Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Kyocera Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Kyocera Embedded Lite - Terminal Actions
MyQ Lexmark Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Ricoh SmartSDK Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Sharp Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Toshiba Embedded - Terminal Actions
MyQ Xerox Embedded - Terminal Actions