SeBa: Installation and Initial Setup

Overview

This article outlines the complete process to download, install, and launch the SeBa application on a Windows-based kiosk. Following these steps ensures the kiosk is correctly configured and ready for first-time setup.

Quick Summary:

• Verify system requirements
• Configure Windows power settings
• Install SeBa
• Set up the subscription
• Configure peripherals, depot, PIN, and dispenser

Step 1: Verify System Requirements

Before beginning the installation, confirm that the kiosk meets these prerequisites:

• Operating System: Windows 10 Pro or Windows 11 IoT Enterprise
• Hardware: Blue SeBa USB dongle and keyboard
• Network: Stable internet connection
• User Account: Default kiosk user logged in

Step 2: Configure Windows Power Settings

1. Right-click Start → Select Settings.
2. Navigate to System → Power & Sleep.
3. Set all sleep and screen timeout options to Never.
4. Close the window.

Step 3: Run the Installation

1. Confirm the kiosk is online.
2. Insert the blue SeBa USB dongle. A green light indicates power.
3. Ensure you are logged in as the default kiosk user (e.g., HCU-10000).
   • Do not install under Admin or Operator accounts.
4. Double-click seba-installer.(version).exe
5. Click Install.
   • If prompted, select Yes.
6. Accept the license agreement, then click Install.
7. Click Finish, then restart the kiosk. SeBa will launch automatically.

Step 4: Pair and Activate the Kiosk

Upon launching SeBa, you will be prompted to pair the kiosk with a sebawin.co account.

1. Create or log in at sebawin.co

2. From the dashboard, select Pair Kiosk.

   

3. Click Start Pairing to generate an 8-digit code.

   

4. Enter the code on the SeBaWin website and click Submit.

   

5. Enter location details and click Save.

6. Navigate to Real-time Data and select Subscribe.

   

7. Select an available license or follow prompts to purchase one if needed.

   

Step 5: Configure Peripherals and Final Setup

• Assign each connected device to its correct COM port and manufacturer, then select Save. 
  Note: Configurations vary by kiosk. Trace physical cabling to identify correct COM ports.

  

Example Default Configuration – Genmega Gemini-D

Device	Port
Cash Dispenser Unit (CDU)	COM4
Indicators	COM6
Receipt Printer	COM5
Barcode Scanner	COM1

Note: Use Generic for HID/USB scanners in keyboard mode and Windows-configured USB printers.

• Import a valid JSON server configuration file before selecting Save.

  • Contact Pyramid Support for a json file. This file will require local server information that is beyond the scope of this guide. Please contact the server provider for this information: url, bearer_token and client_certificate.

  

• Create and confirm the Administrator PIN when prompted.

  

• Enter bill denominations and cassette counts, then click Save.

  

Once all peripherals, depot settings, PIN, and cassette values are configured, the kiosk is fully operational.