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Intuitive display
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The XML2010's touch
screen display is designed so that your members can
use it without any tutoring. The touch screen software
provides a dependable and robust platform for on-site
booking not offered by a web browser.
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The touch buttons
are large and well spaced, and colour coding indicates
which courts have been booked by the user that has
logged on, which courts have been booked by others,
and which courts are available. As an optional setting,
names of who has booked the courts can also appear. |
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Users are prompted
for confirmation before any action is taken, and
if he/she has not touched the screen for a certain
period of time,
the system will log him or her out as another safeguard
against misuse. |
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No keyboard,
no mouse, no nonsense
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Booking squash
courts on-site should be fast, hassle free and dependable.
In this area, the XML2010's on-site touch screen
succeeds where a keyboard and mouse operated
system
fails.
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No typing - By
pressing their membership fob against the reader
on the main console, members have immediate access
to their booking screen. Typing usernames
and passwords, whether on a keyboard or the touch
screen display, is not necessary. |
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No sweat! - Keyboards
and mice can be damaged by sweat from those who have
just played or spilt drinks. The XML2010's touch
screen and main console is not affected
by either. |
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