Logging in to Your PhyzBatch-9000
How to access your PhyzBatch-9000 Machine to sort, manage inventory, export CSVs, and manage account details.
Your PhyzBatch-9000 has two distinct ways to log into your machine. Once you have set up the machine to work with your local network you will be able to access both of the sites outlined below:
Local Network
By default, your machine will be accessible by the local link provided to you in the networking setup page. If you are hard-wiring your machine directly to your router, the Local Network sign-in page is accessible by navigating to the following URL:
Your local link will always be: http://tcgmachines-thinkcentre-m70q-XXXX:3003
The XXXX needs to be substituted out with the 4-character MAC address/Service Tag present on the back of your machine's scanner, e.g. 889c

The local network login page is only accessible by devices that are on the same subnet as the PhyzBatch. Once logged in you have the ability to change sort parameters, run the machine, look at & edit your sort history, and manage your account. You cannot log in to this site remotely unless you set up your device to be accessible remotely, e.g. using Chrome Remote Desktop.
Remote Server
The Remote Server is distinct from the Local Network login page primarily in that you are unable to change bin conditions or run your PhyzBatch-9000 sorter from this site. You can access the Remote Server login using the following URL:
Your remote server login link will always be: https://secure.tcgmachines.com

This 'global' account can be used to do everything in the local network sign-in page minus adjusting bin conditions and running the PhyzBatch-9000. The remote site will look remarkably similar to the local network, the primary difference is that you will not see 'Sort' under the 'Sorting' option in the top drop-down menu.
One of the use cases for the Remote Server is the ability to access your recent completed & uploaded sorts and use the Quick Correct function while the machine is currently processing cards. You can log in simultaneously, allowing you to make any adjustments to a sort before export while your PhyzBatch completes the next sort.