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Self-register in PortalGuided tutorial · Follow the verified contact flow, choose events, handle optional payment, and keep the returned player-page link.Create a tournamentGuided tutorial · Choose the owning organization, create the draft, define an event, add table inventory, and advance through Publish and Open registration.Run the live floorGuided tutorial · Use the live console to monitor matches, assign tables, record the correct outcome, and certify results before progression.Pair Table modeGuided tutorial · Mint a table-device code, enter Table mode on iPad, verify the locked queue, and call the operator when the table needs help.Follow a tournamentGuided tutorial · Use the public or authorized tournament page as the shared source for players, coaches, parents, and spectators.Manager iPad visual tourGuided tutorial · A visual tour of the real XCUITest-captured Tournaments, Registration, Draw, Schedule, and Live console screens.Documentation overviewStart here · Learn how Portal, Manager Desktop, and Manager Mobile work together—from the first event setup to the final certified result.
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Manager MobileOrganizer · Table official4 min

Pair an iPad in Manager Table mode

Mint a table-device code, enter Table mode on iPad, verify the locked queue, and call the operator when the table needs help.

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CCBefore event day, confirm that the Manager release has its V2 operator shell enabled. The Table devices pairing sheet is feature-gated today.
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Verify release availability

Enable the operator-side Table devices surface

The pairing sheet is currently in the feature-gated V2 Manager shell. Confirm that this release has the V2 shell enabled before venue setup.

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  1. 1
    Verify release availability

    Enable the operator-side Table devices surface

    The pairing sheet is currently in the feature-gated V2 Manager shell. Confirm that this release has the V2 shell enabled before venue setup.

  2. 2
    Keep the table identity visible

    Mint the one-time QR or pairing code

    Choose Pair device for the correct table. The desktop displays a QR and one-time code that can be cancelled or replaced.

  3. 3
    Enter the table-device role

    Choose Table mode on the iPad

    The iOS login surface has a dedicated Table mode entry. It bypasses the Firebase operator workspace for this device role.

  4. 4
    Pair this iPad to the table

    Scan the QR or type the code

    Use Scan pairing QR on iPad or type the code. After pairing, the app recommends that the operator manually enable Guided Access.

  5. 5
    Confirm the table and queue

    Verify Locked to and connection status

    A paired device shows only its assigned table queue. Connected is healthy; Reconnecting means the heartbeat is stale or resuming.

  6. 6
    Respect the current boundary

    Call the operator—do not use Table mode for scoring yet

    Call operator flags the Manager live console. Start match is disabled and the current UI says scoring lands in the next update.

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  • apps/manager-mac/Sources/iMatchManager/Auth/LoginView.swift
  • apps/manager-mac/Sources/iMatchManager/Pad/PadPairingView.swift
  • apps/manager-mac/Sources/iMatchManager/Pad/PadQueueView.swift
  • apps/manager-mac/Sources/iMatchManager/ShellV2/Live/TableDevicesSheetV2.swift
  • apps/manager-mac/Sources/iMatchManager/ShellV2/FeatureFlags.swift
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