Putting the queue board on a TV: Web, Apple TV and Android TV

The TV in your lounge becomes a live queue screen: waiting, in-progress and ready cars flow by plate, with estimated pickup times. "How much longer?" is answered on the screen; amounts never appear. This page covers all three ways to set it up. The logic is the same everywhere — the TV shows a pairing QR code, you scan it with WashPro on your phone, and the TV permanently becomes your business's screen.

What you need

• A TV connected to the internet (a smart TV with a browser, an Apple TV, or an Android TV).
• WashPro on your phone, signed in to your cloud account.

With Apple TV

1. Open the App Store on Apple TV, search for WashPro and install it.
2. Launch the app — a pairing QR code appears on screen.
3. On your phone: Settings → TV Board → "Scan the QR on the TV" — point the camera at the code; it pairs within seconds.

With Android TV

1. Open Google Play on Android TV and install WashPro.
2. Launch the app — the QR is on screen.
3. On your phone: Settings → TV Board → "Scan the QR on the TV".

With the web (any TV with a browser)

1. Open tanrikuluapps.com/washpro/pano in the TV's browser.
2. A QR code appears on screen.
3. On your phone: Settings → TV Board → "Scan the QR on the TV".

What the board shows, and how it updates

As you tap "Start" and "Ready", cars flow between columns by themselves; delivered cars drop off the list. The estimated pickup time is computed from the queue — you can also adjust it by hand by tapping the time in job details; the board and customer tracking always show the same time. If more cars pile up than a column can fit, the board summarises the overflow as "+3" — nothing ever runs off the screen.

Unpairing and renewing the code

• Unpair: the ⏏ button at the top right of the TV app removes the pairing; the TV returns to the QR screen.
• Renew the code: Renew code on the phone's TV Board screen drops old pairings — use it if a TV leaves your hands.

Troubleshooting

• The QR won't scan: hold the phone closer and steady; raise the TV brightness if it is very low. The code stays valid as long as it is on screen — no need to wait for a new one.
• Connection lost: the board keeps the last known queue with a warning line, and recovers by itself when the internet returns.
• Board empty after pairing: if there are no cars on the board right now, the "No cars waiting" screen is normal; the columns fill as soon as you open the first job.