01Android
Download the APK
Open sbslk.net, sign in if required, then select the “Download APK” button to download the Android installer.
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Before you begin: Install APK files and change SQL Server settings only when you trust the app/source and are authorized to configure the server. The exact server IP, database name, account and port can vary by installation.
Installation & configuration
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02Android
Start the installation
Open the downloaded APK from your phone’s Downloads folder and tap “Install”.
03Android
Allow the install if Android warns you
If Google Play Protect shows an “Unsafe app blocked” message, review the warning and choose the option shown in the screenshot to continue only if you trust this app source.
04Android
Wait for installation
Keep the installer open while Android installs the SBS app.
05Android
Open the installed app
When “App installed” appears, tap “Open”.
06Android
Open Database Settings
Enter the database connection values supplied by your administrator: Server IP / Host, Database Name, Username, Password, and Port. Then save the connection.
07Android
Sign in to the POS app
Return to the login screen, enter your User ID and Password, then tap “Login”. Use “Database settings” if the connection needs to be changed.
08Windows / SQL Server
Open Command Prompt on the server PC
On the Windows server/computer, open Command Prompt as shown.
09Windows / SQL Server
Run the network command
In Command Prompt, run the command shown in the screenshot to view the computer’s network configuration.
10Windows / SQL Server
Find the server IPv4 address
Locate the active network adapter and note its IPv4 address. This is the Server IP / Host you will enter in the mobile app when the phone can reach this PC on the network.
11Windows / SQL Server
Open SQL Server Configuration Manager
On the server PC, open SQL Server Configuration Manager.
12Windows / SQL Server
Open the SQL Server network protocols
Expand SQL Server Network Configuration and open the protocol settings for the SQL Server instance shown in your environment.
13Windows / SQL Server
Enable TCP/IP
Open TCP/IP properties and make sure TCP/IP is enabled.
14Windows / SQL Server
Check / set the TCP port
In TCP/IP properties, review the IP Addresses section and note the TCP port shown for the server. Use your configured port value in the app.
15Windows / SQL Server
Restart the SQL Server service
After changing TCP/IP or port settings, restart the SQL Server service so the configuration takes effect.
16Android
Enter the final connection details in the app
Return to Database Settings on the phone. Enter the server IPv4 address, database name, SQL username, password and TCP port, then tap “Save Connection”.