Happens only on part of the auto-check-in automated desks.
On these shots, you see 3 self-check-in and 2 standard check-in that work, and… 2 that don’t.
Olof: After a few ¡other airports, I believe I found the culpright: This is only a difference in the behaviour.
Take a virgin airport, add 1 standard check-in desk. This one looks normal, no red warning dot.
Add 1 self-check-in desk: immediately gets a red warning dot.
At this stage, neither are connected to anything.
So, simple solution to avoid misleading: make behaviour of both desks kind the same, no warning dot :0)))
Other than that, problem solved, and… thanks for your attention :0)
I am not sure I fully understand, regular check-in desks will be operated by airport staff and thus those desks will not invoke an inoperable state unless there is a connection issue to the baggage bay. Self check-in desks require two items in close vicinity to function, i.e. the actual desk as well as the baggage drop. If one of those are missing neither of them will work.