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This guide explains how to configure Retail mode for x-hoppers – Wildix wireless headset solution that allows fast and easy communication for retail stores.

Created: May 2022

Permalink: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/IgUkBg

Other documentation: x-hoppers User Guide, x-hoppers datasheet

Table of Contents

Introduction

x-hoppers is a solution for individual and chain retail stores, that provides an active channel to colleagues and support anywhere in the store, connects clerks and increases in-store conversions. The solution is built on DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology, linked to a full communications system in the Cloud. Fully wireless x-hoppers headsets let clerks easily communicate with each other as well as receive calls.

x-hoppers users are connected to a broadcast, in Retail mode (muted) by default. If any user wants to talk in the broadcast, they just need to press a button to unmute themselves. Besides, users can accept incoming calls, after which they return to the broadcast.

Also, x-hoppers offers an integrated QR code system, which can provide store clerks with instant buyer alerts and lets you gather analytics on customer engagement. The system logs each occasion of scanning a QR code by customer. To set up the QR code system, you need to create dedicated pages on your web server, each page devoted either to a category of products or a separate product. Then, generate QR code for each of these pages, print and attach them wherever required in the store, letting customers request for assistance right on the spot. See more in the QR code system section of this guide.

Requirements

WMS 5.04 or higher
License requirements:
- xb-Business for clerks
- xb-Premium for managers
W-AIR Network components: W-AIR Base stations and repeaters. Amount depends on the store area and the number of users.

x-hoppers Headset Overview

1 - Microphone

2 - Mute button

3 - Call button

4 - Volume- button

5 - LED Indicator

6 - AUX Function button (Power On)

7 - Volume+ button

8 - Speaker

Note

Note: There are 2 button combinations that have to be pressed at the same time:

Register - Call, Volume+ and Volume-

Power off - AUX function, Volume+ and Volume-

LED indicators overview

...

Color

...

LED indication

...

Status

...

Green

...

Short blink followed by long blink

...

Power Up

...

Fast short blink, repeated

...

Incoming call

...

Single short blink. Notification of call only via audio in HS

...

2nd incoming call, call active

...

Single short blink

...

In call

...

Long blink

...

Battery charging

...

Steady on

...

Battery charging, full

...

Red

...

Long blink followed by short blink

...

Power Down

...

Fast, short blink

...

Low battery

...

Steady on

...

Battery charging, low battery

...

Long blink

...

Registration failed

...

Single short blink repeated slow

...

Idle, out of range

...

Blue

...

Short blink repeated fast

...

Registration, ongoing

...

Long blink

...

Registration completed

...

Single short blink repeated slow

...

Idle, connected

...

Purple

...

Steady on

...

Menu

...

None

...

Deregistered

Multi-Сharger overview

Multi-Сharger consists of 6 chargers connected in parallel with a 5V/ 4A power supply and can simultaneously charge up to 6 headsets.

1 - Charging pins

2 - Charger connection

Using the charger

When charging a Headset for the first time, it is necessary to leave it in the Multi-Charger for at least 10 hours before the battery is fully charged, and the Headset is ready for use.

For correct charging, ensure that the room temperature is between 5°C and 45°C / 41°F and 113°F. Do not place the Headset in direct sunlight when charging.

The Headset is automatically deactivated and can’t receive calls while charging.

Activation

1. Configure Retail mode on the PBX

To configure Retail mode on your PBX, open a ticket with our Technical Support team and our x-hoppers architects will help you with the setup.

2. Set up multicell DECT Network

You need to install and provision W-AIR Base stations and set up a multicell W-AIR DECT network. For detailed information and instructions on how to plan and configure multicell network, check this guide: W-AIR Network Admin Guide - Sync over LAN.

3. Register headsets

Before headsets can be assigned to specific users, they need to be registered to W-AIR Base Station.

Warning

Limitation: It is impossible to register a headset if the code of DECT network set up in WMS → Devices → W-AIR Networks is different from "0000" (default code).

Workaround: you can temporarily change the code to default one ("0000") on the W-AIR Networks page in WMS, register and assign the Headset(s), and then change it back to the custom one.

Note
Note: in case you have several W-AIR networks (for example, in a test environment), the Headset might register to a Base station belonging to another network. In such a situation it’s recommended to hold the Headset closer to the Base station you would like to register it to.

...

The Headset connects to the Base Station. When the Headset is subscribed, the voice prompt announces “Headset subscribed”.

Note
Note: If the registration fails, the voice prompt announces “Headset not subscribed”. Before trying to register the Headset again, please check if it is within range of W-AIR Base station and the voice prompt announces “Registering”.

...

4. Assign headsets to PBX users

Headsets can be assigned to users via the W-AIR devices tab in WMS, where you can find the list of all x-hoppers headsets:

Go to WMS -> Devices -> W-AIR devices
Choose the headset and click Assign to user
Enter user extension and click Save.

Note
Note: After assigning headsets to users, to figure out which headset belongs to whom, you can dial users’ extensions and see which headsets respond.

Assigning headset to a different user

Choose the headset on the W-AIR devices tab -> click Assign to user
Enter a different extension and click Save.

Deassigning a headset

Choose the headset on the W-AIR devices tab -> click Assign to user
Select “unknown” in the Extension field and click Save.

Note
Documentation: WMS Start Guide: Devices management

5. Set headsets into retail mode

To set headsets into retail mode, go to headset menu* and choose the following settings:

...

*How to navigate through headset menu:

Use the following buttons to navigate through headset menu:

Enter the main Menu: Press AUX function button
Move between submenus or submenu options: Press Volume+ / Volume- buttons
Enter the submenu: Press AUX function button
Select the submenu option: Press AUX function button
Return back to the main Menu: Double press AUX function button
Exit the main Menu: Press AUX function button for 2 seconds

6. Configure Dialplan

Modify the users dialplan as follows:

...

Enter *wair*

Note
Note: It is the value which is dialled by the headset in the Retail mode. This value is default and should not be changed.

...

Set -> Language -> choose language
Play sound -> click Browse (three dots) and choose the sound to be played on joining the broadcast
Conference -> enter the conference room ID number. This can be any number, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc.

...

7. Configure auto-reconnect (Retail helper service)

The configuration is required for x-hoppers headsets to automatically rejoin the broadcast after charging or in case they unexpectedly drop out of the broadcast for any reason. For this, you need to enable the wair-retail-helper service. It also allows to:

Automatically add headset to the broadcast when it’s registered to the base and assigned to a user
After a specified timeout, return device from hold
If a user has a call with another user, and it is put on hold, the PBX returns this call from hold automatically, if there are no other calls for the headset except for the broadcast.

By default, the wair-retail-helper service is disabled. To enable it, follow the below instructions to configure the service:

...

11 (means Shell, type it in Enter an option line)
su
wildix (Password line)

...

Run the command nano-tiny /etc/wair-retail-helper/service.conf

Add the following lines to the file:

USER_AGENT="Wildix W-AIR-SP/HS"
CONF_EXTEN="*wair*"
TIMEOUT="10"

Where:

USER_AGENT is the SIP user agent of the headset. It consists of two parts, one referring to the base station (Wildix W-AIR-SP), and the other stands for the headset (HS).

Note
Note: Make sure the base station part corresponds to the base station you’re actually using. For example, for a headset registered to SBR2 base station, the user agent should be "W-AIR-SBR2/HS"

...

Also, configure the service to be started automatically after reboot of the PBX:

...

Other commands to manage the service

To stop the service:

systemctl stop wair-retail-helper

To check the service status:

systemctl status wair-retail-helper

...

Note: You can configure Retail helper to be automatically disabled during out of working hours, so that the headsets get a full charge without being permanently in the broadcast.

Create a cronjob from shell (11 / su / wildix):

...

30 06 * * * systemctl start wair-retail-helper
30 18 * * * systemctl stop wair-retail-helper
31 18 * * * /usr/sbin/callweaver -rx "channel request hangup all"

In the example above the headsets come out of the broadcast at 18:31 and join at 6:30.

The start and finish times can be adjusted according to when the store clerks are going to use the headsets.

Joining the Broadcast from Other Devices

Wildix desk phones can also join the broadcast, as long as they are connected to the same PBX. There are two options:

A user should dial the feature code for Conference access (98 by default) + the conference room number. Example: 981 for conference room number 1.
Alternatively, a Dialplan can be configured so that when users dial a certain number, e.g. 333, the call is automatically put into the broadcast.

Note
Documentation: Dialplan Applications - Admin Guide

QR code system

Use cases

QR code for each product

Have a separate web page for each of the products and want customers to get to that exact page when scanning the QR code? Then, this option is just for you. Attach QR code next to each product, which customers can scan and get to the page with the product description.

QR code for a category of products

If you have a huge store, rather than attaching QR code to every single product, you can opt for using one QR code for a category of products. In this case, you can place the code in each row in your store, to be easily found by customers.

In either of the above scenarios, once QR code is scanned, clerks are instantly notified which exact product or product category a customer is interested in and can provide any necessary assistance and guidance. Moreover, you can collect statistics (e.g. via Google Analytics) on which product QRs were scanned and how many times, which allows you to analyze customer engagement and make weighted decisions.

Additionally, on the product web page you can place a Kite button, letting customers contact clerks or back office via chat, audio or video call.

Note
Kite documentation: Wildix WebRTC Kite - Admin Guide - English

How to set up

Generate a call

We provide SDK (REST APIs), which can be used to set up call generation when someone scans the code. So for this part, you need a web developer, who would configure the relevant POST and CURL requests for each QR code.

Note
Documentation: Developer Documentation

Note
Note: To protect the system from spam, you may set up CAPTCHA on your website before the call is initiated.

Configure Dialplan

On the Dialplan side, you need to configure the call to be sent to the broadcast with clerks. The call should be accompanied with notification via our Text-to-speech feature, to inform clerks which page was scanned/ where in the store assistance is required. QR codes require separate Dialplan entries.

Note
Documentation: Dialplan applications - Admin Guide

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Info

This guide explains how to configure Retail mode for x-hoppers – Wildix wireless headset solution that allows fast and easy communication for retail stores.

Created: May 2022

Permalink: https://wildix.atlassian.net/wiki/x/QB-OAQ

Other documentation: x-hoppers User Guide, x-hoppers datasheet

Table of Contents

Introduction

x-hoppers is a solution for individual and chain retail stores, that provides an active channel to colleagues and support anywhere in the store, connects clerks and increases in-store conversions. The solution is built on DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology, linked to a full communications system in the Cloud. Fully wireless x-hoppers headsets let clerks easily communicate with each other as well as receive calls.

x-hoppers users are connected to a broadcast, in Retail mode (muted) by default. If any user wants to talk in the broadcast, they just need to press a button to unmute themselves. Besides, users can accept incoming calls, after which they return to the broadcast.

Also, x-hoppers offers an integrated QR code system, which can provide store clerks with instant buyer alerts and lets you gather analytics on customer engagement. The system logs each occasion of scanning a QR code by customer. To set up the QR code system, you need to create dedicated pages on your web server, each page devoted either to a category of products or a separate product. Then, generate QR code for each of these pages, print and attach them wherever required in the store, letting customers request for assistance right on the spot. See more in the QR code system section of this guide.

Requirements

WMS 5.04 or higher
License requirements:
- xb-Business for clerks
- xb-Premium for managers
W-AIR Network components: W-AIR Base stations and repeaters. Amount depends on the store area and the number of users.

x-hoppers Headset Overview

Image Added

1 - Microphone

2 - Mute button

3 - Call button

4 - Volume- button

5 - LED Indicator

6 - AUX Function button (Power On)

7 - Volume+ button

8 - Speaker

Note

Note: There are 2 button combinations that have to be pressed at the same time:

Register - Call, Volume+ and Volume-

Power off - AUX function, Volume+ and Volume-

LED indicators overview

Color	LED indication	Status
Green	Short blink followed by long blink	Power Up
	Fast short blink, repeated	Incoming call
	Single short blink. Notification of call only via audio in HS	2nd incoming call, call active
	Single short blink	In call
	Long blink	Battery charging
	Steady on	Battery charging, full
Red	Long blink followed by short blink	Power Down
	Fast, short blink	Low battery
	Steady on	Battery charging, low battery
	Long blink	Registration failed
	Single short blink repeated slow	Idle, out of range
Blue	Short blink repeated fast	Registration, ongoing
	Long blink	Registration completed
	Single short blink repeated slow	Idle, connected
Purple	Steady on	Menu
	None	Deregistered

Multi-Сharger overview

Multi-Сharger consists of 6 chargers connected in parallel with a 5V/ 4A power supply and can simultaneously charge up to 6 headsets.

Image Added

1 - Charging pins

2 - Charger connection

Using the charger

When charging a Headset for the first time, it is necessary to leave it in the Multi-Charger for at least 10 hours before the battery is fully charged, and the Headset is ready for use.

For correct charging, ensure that the room temperature is between 5°C and 45°C / 41°F and 113°F. Do not place the Headset in direct sunlight when charging.

The Headset is automatically deactivated and can’t receive calls while charging.

Activation

1. Configure Retail mode on the PBX

To configure Retail mode on your PBX, open a ticket with our Technical Support team and our x-hoppers architects will help you with the setup.

2. Set up multicell DECT Network

You need to install and provision W-AIR Base stations and set up a multicell W-AIR DECT network. For detailed information and instructions on how to plan and configure multicell network, check this guide: W-AIR Network Admin Guide - Sync over LAN.

3. Register headsets

Before headsets can be assigned to specific users, they need to be registered to W-AIR Base Station.

Warning

Limitation: It is impossible to register a headset if the code of DECT network set up in WMS → Devices → W-AIR Networks is different from "0000" (default code).

Workaround: you can temporarily change the code to default one ("0000") on the W-AIR Networks page in WMS, register and assign the Headset(s), and then change it back to the custom one.

Note
Note: in case you have several W-AIR networks (for example, in a test environment), the Headset might register to a Base station belonging to another network. In such a situation it’s recommended to hold the Headset closer to the Base station you would like to register it to.

Put the Headset in the registration mode by pressing Call, Volume+ and Volume- buttons at the same time for more than 5 seconds. When the Headset is in registration mode, the LED indicator blinks with short blue flashes and a voice prompt announces “Registering”.

The Headset connects to the Base Station. When the Headset is subscribed, the voice prompt announces “Headset subscribed”.

Note
Note: If the registration fails, the voice prompt announces “Headset not subscribed”. Before trying to register the Headset again, please check if it is within range of W-AIR Base station and the voice prompt announces “Registering”.

To check if the Headset is registered to the Base station, go to W-AIR Base Station web interface -> Extensions. If the registration is successful, the device appears in the list of available extensions with the state SIP Registered@RPN00

4. Assign headsets to PBX users

Headsets can be assigned to users via the W-AIR devices tab in WMS, where you can find the list of all x-hoppers headsets:

Go to WMS -> Devices -> W-AIR devices
Choose the headset and click Assign to user
Enter user extension and click Save.

Note
Note: After assigning headsets to users, to figure out which headset belongs to whom, you can dial users’ extensions and see which headsets respond.

Assigning headset to a different user

Choose the headset on the W-AIR devices tab -> click Assign to user
Enter a different extension and click Save.

Deassigning a headset

Choose the headset on the W-AIR devices tab -> click Assign to user
Select “unknown” in the Extension field and click Save.

Note
Documentation: WMS Start Guide: Devices management.

5. Set headsets into retail mode

To set headsets into retail mode, go to headset menu* and choose the following settings:

Silent charging: On
Only LED indication while charging.
Audio feedback: Voice
User hears voice prompts as audio feedback.
Retail mode: On
Sets headset into retail mode.

*How to navigate through headset menu:

Use the following buttons to navigate through headset menu:

Enter the main Menu: Press AUX function button
Move between submenus or submenu options: Press Volume+ / Volume- buttons
Enter the submenu: Press AUX function button
Select the submenu option: Press AUX function button
Return back to the main Menu: Double press AUX function button
Exit the main Menu: Press AUX function button for 2 seconds

6. Configure Dialplan

Modify the users dialplan as follows:

Click Add number
Enter *wair*
Note
Note: It is the value which is dialled by the headset in the Retail mode. This value is default and should not be changed.
Add the below dialplan applications:
- Set -> Language -> choose language
- Play sound -> click Browse (three dots) and choose the sound to be played on joining the broadcast
- Conference -> enter the conference room ID number. This can be any number, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc.

Image Added

Note
Documentation:Dialplan Applications - Admin Guide.

7. Configure auto-reconnect (Retail helper service)

The configuration is required for x-hoppers headsets to automatically rejoin the broadcast after charging or in case they unexpectedly drop out of the broadcast for any reason. For this, you need to enable the wair-retail-helper service. It also allows to:

Automatically add headset to the broadcast when it’s registered to the base and assigned to a user
After a specified timeout, return device from hold
If a user has a call with another user, and it is put on hold, the PBX returns this call from hold automatically, if there are no other calls for the headset except for the broadcast.

By default, the wair-retail-helper service is disabled. To enable it, follow the below instructions to configure the service:

Go to WMS -> click on Terminal and access PBX as root:

11 (means Shell, type it in Enter an option line)
su
wildix (Password line)

Run the command nano-tiny /etc/wair-retail-helper/service.conf
Add the following lines to the file:
```
USER_AGENT="Wildix W-AIR-SP/HS"
CONF_EXTEN="*wair*"
TIMEOUT="10"
```
Where:
- USER_AGENT is the SIP user agent of the headset. It consists of two parts, one referring to the base station (Wildix W-AIR-SP), and the other stands for the headset (HS).
Note
Note: Make sure the base station part corresponds to the base station you’re actually using. For example, for a headset registered to SBR2 base station, the user agent should be "W-AIR-SBR2/HS"
- CONF_EXTEN is the value that the headset dials by default in the Retail mode. The value should not be changed.
- TIMEOUT is the period of time after which the system reconnects the headsets to the broadcast. You can set the preferred timeout value.
Run the below command to start the service:
```
systemctl start wair-retail-helper
```
Also, configure the service to be started automatically after reboot of the PBX:
```
systemctl enable wair-retail-helper
```

Other commands to manage the service

To stop the service:

systemctl stop wair-retail-helper

To check the service status:

systemctl status wair-retail-helper

Note

Note: You can configure Retail helper to be automatically disabled during out of working hours, so that the headsets get a full charge without being permanently in the broadcast.

Create a cronjob from shell (11 / su / wildix):

Run:

crontab -e

Add the following lines:

30 06 * * * systemctl start wair-retail-helper
30 18 * * * systemctl stop wair-retail-helper
31 18 * * * /usr/sbin/callweaver -rx "channel request hangup all"

In the example above the headsets come out of the broadcast at 18:31 and join at 6:30.

The start and finish times can be adjusted according to when the store clerks are going to use the headsets.

Joining the Broadcast from Other Devices

Wildix desk phones can also join the broadcast, as long as they are connected to the same PBX. There are two options:

A user should dial the feature code for Conference access (98 by default) + the conference room number. Example: 981 for conference room number 1.
Alternatively, a Dialplan can be configured so that when users dial a certain number, e.g. 333, the call is automatically put into the broadcast.

Image Added

Note
Documentation: Dialplan Applications - Admin Guide.

QR code system

Use cases

QR code for each product

Have a separate web page for each of the products and want customers to get to that exact page when scanning the QR code? Then, this option is just for you. Attach QR code next to each product, which customers can scan and get to the page with the product description.

QR code for a category of products

If you have a huge store, rather than attaching QR code to every single product, you can opt for using one QR code for a category of products. In this case, you can place the code in each row in your store, to be easily found by customers.

In either of the above scenarios, once QR code is scanned, clerks are instantly notified which exact product or product category a customer is interested in and can provide any necessary assistance and guidance. Moreover, you can collect statistics (e.g. via Google Analytics) on which product QRs were scanned and how many times, which allows you to analyze customer engagement and make weighted decisions.

Additionally, on the product web page you can place a Kite button, letting customers contact clerks or back office via chat, audio or video call.

Note
Kite documentation: Wildix WebRTC Kite - Admin Guide - English.

How to set up

Generate a call

We provide SDK (REST APIs), which can be used to set up call generation when someone scans the code. So for this part, you need a web developer, who would configure the relevant POST and CURL requests for each QR code.

Note
Documentation: Developer Documentation.

Note
Note: To protect the system from spam, you may set up CAPTCHA on your website before the call is initiated.

Configure Dialplan

On the Dialplan side, you need to configure the call to be sent to the broadcast with clerks. The call should be accompanied with notification via our Text-to-speech feature, to inform clerks which page was scanned/ where in the store assistance is required. QR codes require separate Dialplan entries.

Note
Documentation: Dialplan applications - Admin Guide.

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Key

Introduction

Requirements

x-hoppers Headset Overview

LED indicators overview

Multi-Сharger overview

Using the charger

Activation

1. Configure Retail mode on the PBX

2. Set up multicell DECT Network

3. Register headsets

4. Assign headsets to PBX users

Assigning headset to a different user

Deassigning a headset

5. Set headsets into retail mode

6. Configure Dialplan

7. Configure auto-reconnect (Retail helper service)

Joining the Broadcast from Other Devices

QR code system

Use cases

How to set up

Introduction

Requirements

x-hoppers Headset Overview

LED indicators overview

Multi-Сharger overview

Using the charger

Activation

1. Configure Retail mode on the PBX

2. Set up multicell DECT Network

3. Register headsets

4. Assign headsets to PBX users

Assigning headset to a different user

Deassigning a headset

5. Set headsets into retail mode

6. Configure Dialplan

7. Configure auto-reconnect (Retail helper service)

Joining the Broadcast from Other Devices

QR code system

Use cases

How to set up