DIEBOLD NIXDORF BA9x BCR series, User Manual, Page: 38 / 99

30 BA9x BCR User Manual
Software Installation
Device Driver Installation
The following are instructions for installing/setting up the device drivers needed for
Windows and Linux to operate the BA9x BCR as a USB-COM device. Use the pro-
vided USB cable (P/N: 01750257103), plug it to the connector X1 of the BA9x BCR
and USB Type A connector to a BEETLE system.
Windows
On the host PC running Windows 7, install the VCP device driver by executing the
installer, Installer.exe. For Windows 8.1 and above the BA9x BCR is recognised by
the inbox VCP driver of Windows, there is no need to execute the installer.exe.
If you are going to use Diebold Nixdorf JavaPOS, execute WNJavaPOS_BA9xBCR-
1.13.2-1-files!.exe to install the BA9x BCR Device Service. The logical name is
BA9XBCR
.
Linux
Linux comes with inbox CDC driver that can detect the BA9x BCR and load it auto-
matically, but on the older kernel (2.6 and before) manual set up is needed.
The procedure for manual set up is as follow:
1) Prepare a script as follow, and name it as “
init_ba9xbcr.sh
”.
#!/bin/sh
# Name: init ba9x barcode reader
# version 1.0.0.0
# NOV 24, 1026
#
modprobe cdc_acm
cd /sys/bus/usb/drivers/cdc_acm
echo "065a a002" > new_id
2) Put the script in the path, say
“/usr/local/javapos/init_ba9xbcr.sh
”.
3) Edit the file “
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
“ and insert the path name of the script,
“
/usr/local/javapos/init_ba9xbcr.sh
”, at the last line.