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You can configure the APM to provide up to three fulfillment options. Each fulfillment can provide different products, prices, and features based on the capabilities of your lab and your business objectives.

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When configuring a fulfillment, one of the most important steps is to consider where the products will be printed and/or processed. There are four settings to choose from:

• This fulfillment prints on a local printer connected to this APM: This setup is typically used when a dye- sublimation printer is directly attached to the APM, or if you wish to automatically ‚print? the orders directly to whichever printer interface you are using, without order management software such as Lab 50.

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The Print Server application then takes the order from this folder, processes it, and upon completion places it in the C:\APM_TRANSFER\ORDERS\printserver_backup\ directory. The order will remain in this folder for a set period based on the printer configuration settings on the kiosk, or until the order is reprinted.

• Monitor Printing: Enables a printer status page to be displayed while the customers’ photos are being printed. This feature is used only for certain printer interfaces, such as the Copal Direct Driver interface. This requires a printer to be directly attached to the kiosk via a USB cable. This can only be used when the first Print Settings option is selected and should only be used for dye-sublimation orders.

• This fulfillment prints to Lab 50 connected via a LAN: This setup is typically used when multiple APMs are connected on the same local network and a computer running Lab 50 collects the orders from all the APMs on the network.

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