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emmi-odoo commented Mar 6, 2026

Hello,

Here are the sources I used to write the documentation updates:

Let me know if you need any additional information,

Thanks in advance for the review 😄

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Thank you for your work @emmi-odoo. In addition to my review comments, could you please replace all of the curly quotes in this file with straight quotes. This often happens when copying content from external sources like AI tools, so it's worth double-checking for that next time 😉


For a long-term solution, you must generate a **self-signed certificate**. Then, export and import
it into your browser.
Printers that operate without an :doc:`IoT box </applications/general/iot/iot_box>` still require
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why not IoT system (and the related link)?

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- Printers that use an :doc:`IoT box </applications/general/iot/iot_box>` do not need a
self-signed certificate, as the IoT box generates it automatically.
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same question as above for IoT system instead of IoT box?

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What about this previous comment ⬆️ ?

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Oh, I thought I had changed it... Done!

When the printer connects to a network, it automatically prints a ticket with its IP address.
Once the printer and Odoo are connected, ensure their connection is secure and reliable by
generating a :ref:`self-signed certificate <pos/epos-ssc/certificate>`. Alternatively, enable
:doc:`pos_lna` to allow Point of Sale to communicate directly with the printer on the same network.
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I'd reverse this (first talk about lna, then ssl certificates) since it seems they're now pushing lna more?
(note: in 19.1, you will have to change this sentence as lna is mentionned in the steps!)

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@emmi-odoo as discussed, I would review the epos_ssc.rst file to have separate sections for the different steps (so sorry about this!).

And then I have a few minor comments for receipt_printers.rst. Thank you 🙏

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- Printers that use an :doc:`IoT box </applications/general/iot/iot_box>` do not need a
self-signed certificate, as the IoT box generates it automatically.
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What about this previous comment ⬆️ ?

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Thank you very much for taking my suggestions into account @emmi-odoo and implementing changes.

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closes #16680

Signed-off-by: Audrey Vandromme (auva) <auva@odoo.com>
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