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Pair a tablet to a gate so it runs as a kiosk for visitors to check in and out, enter invite codes, register their status, and print badges.

Before you start

You need admin access to the Rekkeh dashboard, and you configure one gate at a time. Pairing happens on a tablet that can open the kiosk address over the network.

Enable kiosk mode for the gate

Kiosk mode is turned on per gate from the Gates page, not from Settings.
1

Open Gates

Open Gates in the dashboard.
2

Select Kiosk for the gate

Select Kiosk for the gate you want to run as a kiosk.
3

Enable kiosk mode

In the Kiosk - Gate name modal, enable Enable kiosk mode for this gate.

Save settings

Enabling the checkbox is not enough; opening the kiosk URL does not save kiosk settings. Select Save settings before you pair a tablet, or the kiosk will not proceed.

Pair the tablet

The preferred setup path is the short kiosk address plus a pairing code. The admin modal also exposes Advanced: direct gate link and Copy gate link.
1

Open the kiosk address

On the tablet, open the short kiosk address (https://kiosk.rekkeh.com).
2

Generate a pairing code

In the admin modal, select Generate pairing code.
3

Enter the code on the tablet

Enter the code on the tablet under Pairing code.
4

Pair the kiosk

Select Pair kiosk.
Pairing codes expire after 15 minutes, and creating a new pairing code clears existing pending pairing codes for that gate. The default device label is the gate name followed by Kiosk. A successfully paired device stores a device token locally and navigates to the gate-specific kiosk route. The unpaired kiosk screen shows Pair this device with instructions to open Gates, generate a pairing code, and enter it on the tablet, plus a Pairing code field and a Pair kiosk button. It also prompts Run this kiosk full screen? with Enter full screen or Continue without full screen. The paired idle screen shows check in and check out, Enter Invite Code, Registration Status when it is enabled, a rotating phone-registration QR code, and a welcome message (default Welcome, Guest!).

What prevents the kiosk from proceeding

The kiosk will not proceed when kiosk mode is disabled for the gate, or when estate-level kiosk walk-ins are blocked. Make sure both the gate-level kiosk mode and the estate walk-in policy are enabled and saved.

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