On the Home screen, locate the Settings app and tap to open it.
Tip: to get to the Home Screen, press the Home button, or on devices without one, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.
Local Network access lets an app discover and communicate with devices on the same Wi-Fi network: printers, scanners, and other connected equipment. Enabling it lets the app find and connect to those devices.
On the Home screen, locate the Settings app and tap to open it.
Tip: to get to the Home Screen, press the Home button, or on devices without one, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.

On the left-hand menu, scroll all the way down and tap Apps.

Find the app using the Search bar or by scrolling the list, then tap it to open its settings. (Example: Printer Setup)

Turn on the Local Network toggle to allow the app to access devices on your network.

If the app still can't find your printer after enabling Local Network, confirm the iPad is connected to the same network as the printer. Alternatively, contact Choose 2 Rent Support.
Forgetting a Wi-Fi network removes the saved connection details, password and settings, from the iPad or iPhone. The device no longer auto-connects to that network unless you manually reconnect and re-enter the password. Commonly used to troubleshoot connection issues, switch networks, and avoid printer disconnection.
On the Home screen, locate the Settings app and tap to open it.
Tip: to get to the Home Screen, press the Home button, or on devices without one, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.

On the left-hand menu, tap Wi-Fi.

On the right-hand side, find the Wi-Fi network you want to forget, then tap the Info (ⓘ) icon next to its name. (Example: CoxWifi)

Tap Forget This Network. MDM pre-saved networks cannot be manually forgotten, for those, toggle Auto-Join and Auto-Login off instead.

If the iPad keeps rejoining the wrong network or the printer still disconnects, contact Choose 2 Rent Support and we'll sort it out with you.
Setting an iPad or iPhone screen to Never Sleep keeps the display on continuously and stops the device from locking or dimming due to inactivity, essential for event check-in, kiosk use, and monitoring apps.
On the Home screen, locate the Settings app and tap to open it.
Tip: to get to the Home Screen, press the Home button, or on devices without one, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.

On the left-hand menu, tap Display & Brightness.

On the right-hand side, tap Auto-Lock.

On the top-right list, choose Never. A checkmark confirms the setting.

If Never doesn't appear in the Auto-Lock list, Low Power Mode is usually on: turn it off under Settings > Battery, then check again. Still not working? Contact Choose 2 Rent Support and we'll sort it out with you.
Guided Access locks the iPad or iPhone to a single app. It can also disable specific features such as the Home gesture or button, the side button, the volume buttons, touch input, or certain areas of the screen. This stops users leaving the app or changing device settings, which makes it ideal for kiosks, event check-in, and other dedicated-use scenarios.
Press the Home button, or swipe up from the bottom of the screen on devices without one, to get to the Home Screen. Locate the Settings app and tap to open it.

On the left-hand menu, tap Accessibility.

On the right-hand side, scroll down until you see Guided Access, then tap it.

Turn on Guided Access, then tap Passcode Settings.

Tap Set Guided Access Passcode.

Enter a six-digit passcode, then re-enter it to confirm.


Open the app you want to lock the device to.
Start Guided Access. Triple-click the side button on iPhone, or the top or side button on iPad. On an older device with a Home button, triple-click the Home button instead.
Your screen briefly zooms out to show a preview of the app, which means Guided Access is ready to start.

Tap Session Settings at the bottom of the screen to choose what the user can do while Guided Access is active.

Tap Start in the top-right corner. If prompted, enter the six-digit Guided Access passcode you created.
The device is now locked to the selected app. Users cannot switch apps, return to the Home Screen, or reach other device features until Guided Access is ended.

Triple-click your device's power or Home button.
Enter the Guided Access passcode. On supported devices you may also use Face ID or Touch ID if enabled.
Your screen briefly zooms out and shows a preview of the current app.
Tap End in the top-left corner of the screen. The device exits Guided Access and you can use it normally again.

If the device is stuck in Guided Access or the passcode isn't accepted, contact Choose 2 Rent Support and we'll sort it out with you.