See the screen. Spot the problem. Keep the event moving.
Add your first booth, install the monitor, and pair it.Its screen and status will appear automatically.
Enter the team password to see your booths.
Use Sign out when you’re finished on a shared device.
Give the PC a name you’ll recognize at every event.
Booth type: Photo booth. Bellows profiles will use their own checks in a later agent version.
Single use · expires in 24 hours. The address and standard checks are already configured. If needed, create a new code from this booth’s details.
Prepare this booth using its Prepare booth shortcut. Ready for transport stays quiet until the next Windows sign-in; monitoring ends at the saved final end. Use Print supplies on the booth to adjust or reload media.
Alerts only run during this window. Include setup time. Times use this device’s timezone.
Import event times and assigned staff, then review and save below. This replaces this booth’s current event window.
Paused booths still send updates; they are excluded from the attention counts. Camera detection does not confirm Breeze can take a photo. Printer readiness depends on its Windows driver. GoodSync running does not confirm sync completion.
The monitor starts at sign-in, under the Windows account used for the booth. You can close Setup. No Python installation is needed.
Swapping equipment? Automatic camera detection and the automatically detected online printer handle most changes. Use the Start menu’s Booth Monitor Setup shortcut to select another display, printer, camera name, or software process.
Offline means no heartbeat for 60 seconds. Last-known readings and screenshots remain visible, marked stale. If your dashboard loses internet, a warning appears and status is not presented as current.
Only the latest screenshot is kept. The app never opens the camera, prints a test page, restarts booth software, or controls the screen.
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