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Model 9330-150-A01 Installation Instructions 

 

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Document: INS-9330-A01, Rev. C 

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System Test 

Once all connections are made and the system is powered up, test the system by having the store run a test 
order on the POS system.  The POS system MUST be properly configured to do this.  Contact the store’s POS 
helpdesk if you need assistance with the POS configuration. If orders are displayed, the system test is 
complete.  If not, please refer to the following troubleshooting steps. 
 

8

 

Trouble Shooting 

Refer to the following troubleshooting steps to diagnose and resolve any network communication issues. 
 

8.1

 

Verify Ethernet Cable is Terminated Correctly 

Using a Cat5 Cable Tester, verify that the RJ45 connectors on both ends of the CAT5 are terminated 
correctly. If the cable tests good, proceed to the next step. 
 

8.2

 

Verify Network Switch Configuration 

Using a test PC or laptop computer, connect to the switch and try to ping the display.  Make sure to change 
the IP address on your PC or laptop to allow communications with the display.  If you cannot ping the 
display, double check your connections including retesting the Cat5 cable.   
 

8.3

 

Verify Point of Sale is Configured Correctly 

If all tests pass, double check the POS settings and try another test order.  If necessary, call the store’s POS 
help desk or Delphi Technical Support for assistance.   
 

8.4

 

Verify Serial Server is Configured Correctly   

Verify that the Serial Server (if used) is set to the correct IP address settings and connected to the correct 
serial COM port on the POS system.   
 

8.5

 

Verify Video Encoder is Configured Correctly   

Verify that the Video Encoder (if used) is set to the correct IP address settings and connected to the correct 
HDMI or VGA port (converter required) on the POS system.   
 

8.6

 

Verify Display Connectivity with POS Emulator 

If the POS system is not running yet (new install) or is not capable of sending orders, the test must be 
conducted using Delphi’s POS Emulator program.  If orders do not show using this program, 
troubleshooting of the installation will be necessary to find the fault.   
 
If you are unsure of how to perform these tests, refer to Delphi’s web site at 

DelphiDisplay.com

 or contact 

Delphi Technical Support. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for 9330-150-A01

Page 1: ...itten permission Unpublished Work 2022 Delphi Display Systems Inc All rights reserved Printed copies are Uncontrolled unless clearly marked as a Controlled document User is responsible for verifying d...

Page 2: ...T NETWORK CONNECTION TO POS 7 5 2 SERIAL SERVER CONNECTION TO POS 8 5 3 SERIAL SERVER CONNECTIVITY 8 5 4 VIDEO ENCODER CONNECTION TO POS VIDEO OUTPUT 9 5 5 SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT 10 5 6 DISPLAY MOUNTING O...

Page 3: ...K OF DISPLAY 6 FIGURE 3 SYSTEM CONNECTIONS DIRECT CONNECTION TO POS 7 FIGURE 4 SYSTEM CONNECTIONS SERIAL SERVER CONNECTION TO POS 8 FIGURE 5 SERIAL SERVER BOTH ENDS 8 FIGURE 6 SYSTEM CONNECTIONS VIDEO...

Page 4: ...30 150 A01 Order Confirmation System OCS display including instructions on the connections all cabling and any additional hardware required for installation 2 Warnings Warning This is a Class A produc...

Page 5: ...VDC Power Wireless BLE Ibeacon Enclosure Rating IP66 IEC 60529 Construction Aluminum Steel Weight 11 6 lbs Glass Optically bonded w UV IR blocking Anti Glare AG Dimensions in 14 75w x 12 25h x 2 80d R...

Page 6: ...The system is designed to be connected directly to the local area network LAN via a CAT5 cable connection on the rear of the unit An IP67 rated outdoor external 120 220VAC DC power supply is provided...

Page 7: ...15VDC power supply that is connected to a 120 220VAC power provided at the point of installation The display is connected to an available port on the store network switch using the supplied CAT5 cabl...

Page 8: ...itch as shown below Figure 4 System Connections Serial Server Connection to POS 5 3 Serial Server Connectivity If the POS system relies on connectivity directly to the order taking register then the S...

Page 9: ...re the POS system renders the video content for the OCS display directly the video source can be streamed directly to the OCS using a digital video encoder as shown below The encoder converts the HDMI...

Page 10: ...U Power Cable Japan PSE certified DEL PWR CD JP Power Cable Taiwan DEL PWR CD TW Note The country specific power cord is supplied with the 15X Display part number and description above It is only used...

Page 11: ...ther type of connector on the back of the display will result in a loose connection and will void the customer s warranty Although the shielded connector is necessary it is not actually used as a shie...

Page 12: ...shown below Figure 11 Field Connector Assembly Step 2 Next untwist the wires and place them into the correct order for 568B termination Cut the length of the wires down to approximately 13mm then ter...

Page 13: ...connection to the display Plug the connector to the back of the display at the RJ45 receptacle Once connected screw the Connector Nut into the back of the display until it is tight Connect the 15V po...

Page 14: ...st PC or laptop computer connect to the switch and try to ping the display Make sure to change the IP address on your PC or laptop to allow communications with the display If you cannot ping the displ...

Page 15: ...nless clearly marked as a Controlled document User is responsible for verifying document is the current revision 9 Technical Support For technical assistance please contact Delphi Display Systems Inc...

Page 16: ...nted copies are Uncontrolled unless clearly marked as a Controlled document User is responsible for verifying document is the current revision 11 Document Revisions Revision Date Notes Author A 7 20 2...

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