Local training · fake identifiers only

Remember My Moves quick start

Training boundary: the examples below use DEV-101, local-dev-equipment-101, and local-dev-air-2w. Do not print or distribute production bearer tokens from this page.

Mechanic: equipment QR service

  1. Open Equipment and scan or enter local-dev-equipment-101.
  2. Confirm the screen says unit DEV-101. Stop if the physical label and screen disagree.
  3. Choose Start service. Verify every displayed SKU against the filter physically removed.
  4. Clear any item not changed, add a short note if useful, and submit once.
  5. Wait for the announced success message before leaving the screen. Never retry by repeatedly tapping.

Mechanic: biweekly filter route

  1. Open Batch QR and scan or enter local-dev-air-2w.
  2. Read each unit and mapped SKU. Uncheck machines not serviced.
  3. Complete the selected machines once and wait for confirmation.

Receiving

  1. Compare the shipment to the approved, ordered draft.
  2. Use Receive remaining only for quantities physically present.
  3. Receiving is the only order action that increases stock. Approval and Mark ordered do not.

Business Owner and administrator

Print safe training QR labels

  1. Use an offline QR generator on a trusted workstation. Do not paste bearer tokens into a public QR website.
  2. For a disposable fake equipment label, encode exactly http://127.0.0.1:3100/q/e/local-dev-equipment-101 and print the text TRAINING · DEV-101 beneath it.
  3. For a disposable fake batch label, encode exactly http://127.0.0.1:3100/q/b/local-dev-air-2w and print TRAINING · BIWEEKLY FILTERS beneath it.
  4. Print at least 25 mm square with a clear quiet zone. Test the label locally at arm's length and under shop lighting.
  5. Destroy training labels after testing. Production labels require separately approved hostname, token handling, printer, placement, and replacement procedures.

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