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Table of Contents Contents 1 Table of Contents Part I Introduction 3 Part II Running Breeze Booth 4 1 Getting Started................................................................................................................................... 5 2 App Settings................................................................................................................................... 12 3 Logging In and................................................................................................................................... Out 22 4 Updating Events................................................................................................................................... 23 5 Printing ................................................................................................................................... 31 6 Camera Settings................................................................................................................................... 33 7 Using an external................................................................................................................................... camera 35 8 Remote control................................................................................................................................... and monitoring of the iPad 49 9 Status Screen................................................................................................................................... 54 10 Locking Down................................................................................................................................... the iPad 56 Part III Web App 59 1 Creating an ...................................................................................................................................Account and Logging into the Web App 60 2 Users ................................................................................................................................... 63 3 Devices ................................................................................................................................... 66 4 Subscriptions................................................................................................................................... and Vouchers 67 Part IV Event Editor 70 1 Getting Started................................................................................................................................... 71 2 Creating Events................................................................................................................................... 78 3 Editing Events................................................................................................................................... 86 4 General Settings................................................................................................................................... 89 5 Virtual Prop ...................................................................................................................................Editor 94 6 Touchscreen................................................................................................................................... Editor 97 7 Photo Settings................................................................................................................................... 107 8 Print Layout................................................................................................................................... Editor 110 9 Slideshow ...................................................................................................................................GIF Settings 116 10 Burst GIF Settings................................................................................................................................... 117 11 GIF Layout................................................................................................................................... Editor 120 12 Sharing Settings................................................................................................................................... 123 13 Gallery and................................................................................................................................... Slideshow Settings 136 Part V Breeze Hub 140 © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited 1 2 Breeze Booth Part VI Quick Setup 156 Part VII Customizing the Start Screen and Removing Branding 161 Part VIII Tokens 165 Part IX Screens Displayed to the User 168 Part X Keyboards and Surveys 173 Part XI Info Screens 183 Part XII Menus 184 Part XIII Virtual Props 188 Part XIV Keyboard shortcuts 193 Part XV Filters 195 Part XVI QR Codes and Contactless Operation 197 Part XVII Secure Single Use QR Codes 202 Part XVIII AI Background Removal 204 Part XIX Using Bluetooth 208 Part XX Status URL 218 Part XXI Release History 223 © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited Introduction 3 1 Introduction Breeze Booth is a highly customizable, fully featured photo booth app for the iPad and iPhone. It can create photos, slideshow GIFs and burst GIFs and share them by email or text. Photos can be printed directly from the iPad using an AirPrint compatible printer or on other printers including professional dyesub printers using Breeze Hub. Please note: References to iPad also apply to the iPhone unless otherwise noted in the rest of this help file An online web based application provides tools for managing accounts, users, devices and subscriptions. The Windows based event editor is used to create or edit events which are transferred to the iPad or iPhone via Dropbox or a web site. Running Breeze Booth Please see Running Breeze Booth for information on running the app including: · Getting started · App settings · Logging in and out · Updating events · Printing · Camera settings · Locking Down the iPad Using the Web App Please see Web App for information on managing accounts, users, devices and subscriptions: · Creating an Account and Logging into the Web App · Users · Devices · Subscriptions and Vouchers Creating and Editing Events Please see Event Editor for detailed information on setting up events including: · Getting started · Creating Events · Editing events · General Settings · Virtual Prop Editor · Touchscreen Editor · Photo Settings · Print Layout Editor · Slideshow GIF Settings · Burst GIF Settings · GIF Layout Editor · Sharing Settings © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited 4 Breeze Booth Printing photots using Breeze Hub Please see Breeze Hub for information about printing photos using an Windows compatible printer. Customizing the App and Events The following sections provide more detail about how the app can be customized: · White Label Options · Tokens · Screens Displayed to the User · Keyboards and Surveys · Info Screens · Menus · Virtual Props · Keyboard shortcuts · Filters · QR Codes and Contactless Operation · AI Background Removal · Using Bluetooth Downloads Breeze Booth can be downloaded from the App Store: Sample events, the Event Editor and Breeze Hub can be downloaded from the Breeze Systems website. 2 Running Breeze Booth This section provides a quick overview of setting up and running Breeze Booth: · Getting started · App settings · Logging in and out · Updating events · Printing · Camera settings Please see the Event Editor for detailed information on setting up events and Breeze Hub for information on using printers that don't support AirPrint and for sending texts and fully formatted HTML emails. © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited Running Breeze Booth 5 2.1 Getting Started When the Breeze Booth is run on the iPad it displays the startup screen: Menu buttons for "Settings", "Events", "Camera", "Status" and "Sign In" are displayed along the top. The "Quick Setup" button below the Booth logo provides a quick way to setup an iPad by scanning a QR code. You can download the sample events by tapping on the "Quick Setup" button and scanning the QR code below with the iPad's camera: © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited 6 Breeze Booth Please see the "Quick Setup" section for more information on setting up an iPad using QR codes. A start button is displayed near the bottom of the screen with the name of the most recently run event displayed below. The current login status is displayed at the bottom of the screen. The startup screen can be customized if required (see "White Label Options") If you have already signed up for an account tap the"Sign In" menu button to sign in and obtain a license for the iPad. Please see "Logging In and Out" for details. Tap the "Events" menu button to update the events on the iPad. This will display the "Events" screen showing a list of available events that can be run on the iPad: © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited Running Breeze Booth 7 Tap "Update all events" in the bottom right hand corner of the screen to update all the events available to this iPad. Please note that it may take several minutes to download all the files to the iPad the first time this is run. Alternatively tap "Refresh list" to download a lst of events without downloading the files needed for each event. © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited 8 Breeze Booth Tap on an event and then tap on "Run" to run the event or "Update" to update the event and download the files required for the event to the iPad. © 2021 Breeze Systems Limited Running Breeze Booth 9 Tap "< Back" to return to the startup screen. By default the iPad's camera will use auto exposure and white balance and will be zoomed out. Tap on the "Camera" menu button in the startup screen to adjust
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