# TrueConf Kiosk Overview
# Purpose
TrueConf Kiosk is a software shell over TrueConf Server and TrueConf VideoSDK which should be used for one-way video calls. It is designed to be installed on any hardware platform with Windows and Linux (Ubuntu).
With TrueConf Kiosk, TrueConf video conferencing can be integrated into any devices for businesses, public places, and more. For example, into ATMs or information kiosks for customer service.
The most common example of such integration is a dedicated video kiosk running on Windows or Linux with an onboard webcam.
The UI of TrueConf Kiosk is represented by the main screen with buttons for calling selected contacts from your TrueConf Server. You can also select the interactive kiosk mode if it is necessary to display only the call button in the corner (this button will overlay other windows).
All visual elements accompanying the call process (background image, company logo, video displayed in waiting mode, etc.) can be configured in the kiosk settings menu. As contacts, you can select users of your video conferencing server and federated servers.
This manual will guide you through main TrueConf Kiosk settings and explain their configuration.
# Features of TrueConf Kiosk
One-click customer/operator video calls with up to 4K Ultra HD resolution and dynamic adjustment to the communication channel.
For a user, the UI is represented with buttons for calling one of the contacts selected by the administrator.
The application can work in reception mode (main window in full screen) or in kiosk mode (only the call button is displayed in the corner of the screen).
Calls to SIP/H.323 and RTSP devices.
Document camera support.
Ability to select a logo that will be displayed in the bottom left part of the video kiosk screen.
Selection of the image that will be displayed as the background instead of the camera feed.
Set promotional video that will be played on the video kiosk screen in standby mode.
The ability to automatically print PDF documents using the built-in printer.
Automatic call and conference recording on the server, if the corresponding option is enabled.
Control the application using external commands from third-party devices.