Pilot Booth Server Mac / Pilot Booth Server Windows

Mac: Apple silicon. Extract the ZIP, then move
Pilot Booth Server Mac.app to Applications. Open it from Finder.
This development app is ad-hoc signed, not Apple Developer ID signed or
notarized. macOS may prevent it from opening. Do not disable system security;
use a signed release if your organization requires one.

Windows: Windows 10/11 x64. Extract the entire ZIP into a folder, then open
Pilot Booth Server Windows.exe. Keep the accompanying files together.
This preview is unsigned. Windows may warn or block it; follow your
organization's policy. Actual Windows runtime/printer testing is pending.

Both downloads include .NET; no SDK installation is required.
Install the printer manufacturer's driver first. Choose the printer, then
select Register this printer with Pilot. Sign in with the same Pilot account
as your iPads and choose a friendly Printer name in the registration browser.
Already registered? Keep that registration; do not register the printer again.
To change its name later, select Rename printer on this desktop server and
save in the Pilot owner browser. Save the name in Pilot; it updates here
automatically. Refresh name checks for the saved name sooner. The shared name
updates on every connected iPad after its next refresh; iPads only select the
printer from Your printers. Renaming keeps the existing printer identity,
credentials and queued jobs.
Paper, cutting, copies and diagnostics are in Advanced. Windows vendor settings
are in the native printer properties.

Local printing needs a trusted local network. Internet relay enrollment
comes from your authenticated Pilot account; live internet qualification
is pending. Submitted to OS does not mean a physical print completed.
No physical printer has been qualified with these builds. Do not use at
a paid live event until your printer/driver and recovery flow are tested.