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Rev.A

COM3 Mode Appendix 4-1

Developer's Guide SR-600

Confidential

Appendix 4

COM3 Mode

Description

There are three modes in COM3 of IM-600.

❏

Mode 0

❏

Mode 1

❏

Mode 2

These modes can be changed in Integrated Peripheral - COM3 from the BIOS Setup. Iurposes
and features of each mode are explained beloow:

Mode 0

Mode 0 = Normal (displayed during the BIOS setup)

This setting is a default value of the BIOS. Set to this Mode when connecting the optional
peripherals such as Modem to COM3.

TM can also be connected to COM3 when it is set to the Normal Mode.

The operations of DM-D connected with the DRW Board and dedicated Port with this Mode are:

-DRW Board

:It does not operate.(CRT display is available )

-DM-D

:If optional peripheral is not connected to COM3 Port, the customer

display is connectable.

Mode 1

Mode 1 = TM/DM-D (displayed during the BIOS setup)

The operation of TM-T88II and some of the EPSON TM is assured at this Mode with COM3
connection.

DM-D, that is connected with dedicated connector, and the flow control by the hardware (RTS/
CTS) is available at this Mode. TM and DM-D are in Hydra connection. The flow control of TM
is (DSR/DTR). Use the cross cable which supports this control.

- DRW Board

:It does not operate even if it is connected.(CRT display is available)

Summary of Contents for SR-600

Page 1: ...Confidential Developer s Guide SR 600 Issued date Issued by EPSON English 401333300 ...

Page 2: ...Confidential ...

Page 3: ...ostics Utility 3 15 Chapter 4 Driver Utility Specifications Network Driver 4 3 Video Driver 4 4 Log on Software Keyboard Utility 4 5 Screen Saver For NT 4 7 EPSON OPOS ADK 4 11 Chapter 5 Hardware Specifications Circuit Board Functions 5 1 System 5 2 Mother Board 5 7 Power Supply Unit 5 11 Multi Video Mode 5 14 PCI Board 5 15 Power Supply Unit 5 16 FDD 5 18 HDD 5 18 CD ROM Drive Optional 5 19 Compa...

Page 4: ... Floppy Disk Drive Connector Appendix 1 10 PCI Slot Appendix 1 11 Appendix 2 Power Management Description Appendix 2 1 Suspend Appendix 2 3 Video Off Appendix 2 6 Front Power Switch Function Appendix 2 8 Recommended Setting according with Operation Appendix 2 12 Restrictions Appendix 2 12 Appendix 3 Wake On LAN Descriptions Appendix 3 1 Software Setting Appendix 3 3 Function Details Appendix 3 5 A...

Page 5: ...smit the confidential information in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Seiko Epson Your obligations under this Agreement are in addition to any other legal obligations Seiko Epson does not waive any right under this Agreement by failing to exercise it The laws of Japan apply to this Agreement CAUTIONS This doc...

Page 6: ...owed carefully to avoid bodily injury CAUTION Provides information that must be observed to prevent damage to the equipment or loss of data Possibility of sustaining physical injuries Possibility of causing physical damages Possibility of causing information loss Note Provides important information and useful tips on handling the equipment Revision Page Altered Item and Contents Rev A ...

Page 7: ...g with this product may result in injury fire or electric shock Be sure to use the specified power supply Using an unsuitable power supply may cause fire or electric shock Never insert or disconnect the power plug with wet hands Doing so may result in severe shock Do not allow foreign objects to fall into this product Penetration by foreign objects may lead to fire or shock Do not plug too many le...

Page 8: ...with this product contact your EPSON dealer Note for Maintenance Repair and Inspection WARNING Wear a ground wristlet to prevent the system failure from the static electricity during the handling of the internal circuit board If you remove the internal circuit board place the circuit board on the antistatic rubber surface or equivalent product to prevent the system failure from the static electric...

Page 9: ...Note for Deacquisition Note Follow the country or local law and the regulation for the disposal of this product Modular Type Connector Be careful not to cut your finger on any edge of he unit The Caution label as shown below is sticked around the three modular type connector on the rear and bottom sides of this product CAUTION The modular type connector is used as a dedicated connector for cash dr...

Page 10: ...stic Utility Chapter 4 Driver Utility Specifications Gives specifications for the Drivers and Utilities Chapter 5 Hardware Specifications Gives specifications for the Hardware configurations and the optional supplies Chapter 6 Peripherals Option Installation Gives specifications for the optional peripherals and setup Appendix 1 Interfaces Gives specifications for all the interfaces Appendix 2 Powe...

Page 11: ...lay function Windows 98 2000 only Wake up function can be available over a LAN Use of design consistent with the EPSON POS system DM series Customer Display A customer display can be mounted on the SR 600 so it does not occupy much space Two disk spaces are provided for HDD CD ROM and or CompactFlash A 2 5 inch hard disk drive can be stored in hard disk drive The PC based open architecture with a ...

Page 12: ...un this program to set the system environment When you want to change the operating environment run this program again For details on BIOS setup refer to Chapter 3 BIOS Setup Device self diagnosis utility Device self diagnosis utility performs a test on each devices and functions of the SR 600 For details on device self diagnosis utility refer to Chapter 3 BIOS Setup ...

Page 13: ...oper s Guide SR 600 Confidential Operating System The SR 600 runs on the standard Microsoft operating systems Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT Workstation 4 0 MS DOS 6 2 Windows 2000 Professional It ll be available in the near future ...

Page 14: ...el Name DM LS121S 12 1 color TFT Model Name DM LS121T MSR units ISO I track 1 2 3 Model NameDM MS123 Floppy disk drive 3 5 720KB 1 44MB Model Name OI S01 CD ROM drive Model Name OI S02 Drawer board Cash drawer x 2 port Model Name OI B08 CRT x 1 port CompactFlash board For HDD attachment Model Name OI S03 012 For CD ROM attachment Model Name OI S03 022 ...

Page 15: ... 600 Confidential Part Names Front View Figure 1 1 Front views of the SR 600 Key Lock LCD Unit CD Cover Switch Cover K B Mouse Connector Reset Switch Front Power Switch CD ROM Drive CD ROM Access LED FDD Connector Speaker Volume CD ROM Eject Button ...

Page 16: ...v A Confidential DM LS121S Figure 1 2 External views of the DM LS121S DM LS121T Figure 1 3 External views of the DM LS121T HDD LED Power LED Contrast Adjustment Switch HDD LED Power LED Backlight Brightness Adjustment Switch ...

Page 17: ...neral Features 1 7 Developer s Guide SR 600 Confidential Rear View Figure 1 4 Rear views of the SR 600 Rear Cover MSR Unit Connector Customer Display Connector Main Power Connector Main Power Switch Main Cover ...

Page 18: ...tom views of the SR 600 CRT and drawer kick connector is used if the optional CRT drawer board is installed Figure 1 6 Side views of the SR 600 COM1 COM2 COM3 LPT USB Connector Ethernet Connector Drawer Kick Connector CRT Connector LCD Angle Adjusment Lever Ventilator ...

Page 19: ...andby or off The functionality of the front power switch is determined by BIOS Setup utiliy Main power switch The main power switch on the back of the SR 600 isolates the AC line voltage from the power supply Remove the rear cover to turn on and off the main power During the normal use this switch is left on Reset Switch The reset switch under the switch cover by the right side of the front power ...

Page 20: ...aning of the LED is same in all the units It also lights while accessing to other devices CD ROM or CF which connected to Primary IDE CD ROM Access LED CD ROM access LED on the CD ROM unit lights green while the CD ROM is being accessed Figure 1 8 Location of LEDs Table 1 1 Power LED colors and their meaning shows the colors LED color Meaning when illuminated Green Power supply is on during normal...

Page 21: ...Rev A General Features 1 11 Developer s Guide SR 600 Confidential Required Clearance 5cm 5cm ...

Page 22: ...1 12 General Features Rev A Confidential ...

Page 23: ...oftware The software listed below is pre installed in the system The utilities setup is not performed Also the language indicated in the parentheses is available If your language for the utilities is not available English is used instead For example English version of DM MS series utility setting is attached as a substitute for French version of MS DOS Microsoft MS DOS 6 2 Japanese and other langu...

Page 24: ...and can check from the EDIT Available LANG language is Japanese English German French Italian Spanish Dutch Korean Chinese Traditional or Chinese Simplified VER Version is organized in three sets of number combination such as 1 00 1 HD Information MODEL IM 600 OS MS DOS6 2 LANG English VER 1 00 1 Touch Panel Driver The Touch Panel Driver is not installed when this unit is shipped Simple Batch File...

Page 25: ...SLANMAN directory and the driver for Novell Netware is stored in C BACKUP NETWORK NWCLIENT directory The installation instruction is indicated in MSLANMAN MSLANMAN TXT for Microsoft Lan Manager Drive and NWCLIENT NWODIDOS TXT for Novell Netware Drive Refer to those instructions for the installation The directories explained above is for backup and is not a directory configuration of the document M...

Page 26: ... 95 Supplement USB Supplement Y2K Supplement MS IME97 IME 97 Updater IrDA INF File etc each languages INTEL Chipset INF Utility 2 20 0006 English Note 1 EPSON Touch Panel Driver 1 00 English Chipset Technologies Display Driver 4 11 01 2500 all available languages Realtec Network Driver 5 374 0214 2000 English Note 2 EPSON DM MS series Setup Utility 1 00 Win version English 1 00 DOS version English...

Page 27: ...indows LOGON Software Keyboard Utility Backup NETWORK Network Driver Backup OPOSADK OPOS ADK Backup RECOVERY Recovery Media Backup DATA RESTORE BOOTFD DATA TOUCH Touch Panel Driver Backup TMDRV TM DM Driver Backup VIDEO Video Driver Backup WIN95SUP Supplement Backup ProgramFiles Windows 95 Utility WINDOWS Windows 95 File Note 1 The contents of Version File HDVER TAG are as follows HD Information M...

Page 28: ...the printer later 7 Tour utility is executed The document about the Y2K is displayed after the execution of tour utility Read the document and install it if it s necessary CAUTION 65536 colors is already set for DSTN LCD model same as TFT LCD model It performs setup for SR 600 when it is initially setting up Therefore it takes additional 20 to 30 seconds to display the Windows desktop Device recog...

Page 29: ...utton and reboot the system Display Driver Installation Follow the steps below to install the Display Driver 1 Start C BACKUP VIDEO W95500 EXE The Welcome Screen is displayed 2 Click on Next button The Software License Agreement is displayed 3 Click on Yes button only if you agree with the agreement Then copying of file is executed The Setup Complete Screen is displayed when the copy is completed ...

Page 30: ...ropriate Computer Name and Workgroup Name Click on Close button 7 If it requests the Windows CD ROM type C WINDOWS OPTIONS CABS and click on OK button 8 The program prompts you to reboot the system after the driver installation Click on Yes button and reboot the system After reboot the system the Enter Network Password Screen is displayed 9 Enter an appropriate User Name and Password Click on OK b...

Page 31: ...ity setting is attached as a substitute for French version of MS DOS Microsoft Windows 98 4 10 2222 A Scond Edition all available languages EPSON Touch Panel Driver 1 00 English Chips Tech Display Driver 4 11 01 2600 all available languages Realtec Network Driver 5 367 0901 1999 English Note 1 EPSON DM MS series Setup Utility 1 00 Win version English 1 00 DOS version English Note1 EPSON Logon Util...

Page 32: ...DK OPOS ADK Backup RECOVERY Recovery Media Backup DATA RESTORE BOOTFD DATA TOUCH Touch Panel Driver Backup TMDRV TM DM Driver Backup VIDEO Video Driver Backup My Documents Windows 98 Document ProgramFiles Windows 98 Utility WINDOWS Windows 98 File note 1 The content of Version File HDVER TAG is as follows HD Information MODEL IM 600 Model Name OS Windows98 OS Name LANG English Language English Jap...

Page 33: ...nput is completed 5 Click on Finished button 6 Set the date time and time zone The successfully standard setting may not match with your setting environment Check the setting carefully 7 After this update the environmental setting is successfully completed CAUTION 65536 colors is already set for DSTN LCD model same as TFT LCD model It performs setup for SR 600 when it is initially setting up There...

Page 34: ...w the steps below to install the Network Driver 1 If the Network Device is found during the Windows Bootup Wizard Screen is displayed Click on Next button 2 Select Display a list of all the device then click on Next button 3 Select Network adapters and click on Next button The Select Device Screen is displayed 4 Click on Have Disk button 5 Install From Disk screen is displayed Type C BACKUP NETWOR...

Page 35: ...e Pack4 Y2K Update all available languages Note 2 y2kupd exe netfixi exe Microsoft Windows NT 4 0 Service Pack5 Y2K Update all available languages Note 2 netfixi exe EPSON Touch Panel Driver Ver 1 01 English Chips And Technologies Video Driver Ver 1 29 all available languages Realtek Network Driver Ver 4 364 0719 1999 English Note 3 EPSON DM MS series Setup Utility Ver 1 0 2 English Note 2 EPSON P...

Page 36: ...and the Driver is added or changed 2 The directories under the Backup directory are the backup of each driver and utility which can be backed up by copying them to the FD or the like These directories may be deleted after the backup is completed 3 For the Japanese version refer to the each version of directory configurations for the details of folder under C backup oposoadk For foreign version eac...

Page 37: ... on operation will be normal from the next startup of Windows NT CAUTION VGA Mode setup is executed The keyboard must be connected before starting the setup as the touch panel cannot be used until all the settings are completed and the system is rebooted Even when the touch panel cannot be used the keyboard must be used to log on to Windows NT for startup of the log on process by using the CTRL AL...

Page 38: ...nstallation of Service Pack starts If the Install button is pressed without selecting Service Pack the following message will appear CAUTION Re installation is possible after OS setup for each Service Packs Y2K Update Module is not installed for each Service Packs If it s necessary install it after OS setup ...

Page 39: ...n Follow the steps below to install the Network Driver 1 Open the control panel and select Network 2 Set the Driver Disk into FDD 3 Select Add from the Adapter 4 Click on Disk in Use Have Disk 5 RTL8139 A B C 8130 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter then type OK 6 Select 1 AUTO for Duplex Mode 7 After the installation reboot the system OS Master Recovery Creation of the Recovery Media CD ROM for recovery is...

Page 40: ... CD R 2 Save all data under the C backup recovery data directory of the SR 600 to the PC 3 Write all the data saved in the step 2 above into a CD R 4 The data under the C backup recovery directory may be deleted after the data is saved Saving the POS and UniMini data As the OPOS and UniMini data are not saved in the image data saved in Saving the HD image data Save all data contained in the C back...

Page 41: ...ecute the Start bat file When the title of EasyRestore appears and then the startup screen appears with the EPSON logo 5 Select continue Execute the setup of the OS after the OS is recovered 6 Resume OPUS and UniMini saved in Creation of the recovery media to the C Backup directory CAUTION Saving the image data requires 500 to 600MB 3GB capacity is required for Windows 2000 Therefore select the CD...

Page 42: ...dows 2000 Professional pre installed HDD for IM 600 Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Multilanguage Version Note 2 EPSON Touch Panel Driver Ver 1 00 0 English EPSON DM MS series Setup Uility Ver 1 0 2 English Note 1 note 1 It is not setup note 2 Japanese version is not available ...

Page 43: ...overy Media Restore Easy Restore Bootfd Boot FD Data Boot FD Data Documents and Settings Windows 2000 User Setting Program Files Windows 2000 Application WINNT Windows 2000 Professional System 1 The directories under the Backup directory are the backup of each driver and utility which can be backed up by copying them to the FD or the like These directories may be deleted after the backup is comple...

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Page 45: ...to the keyboard mouse connector 2 Turn on the power supply of the SR 600 to setup 3 Press the DEL key during the Power On Self Test during the POST process BIOS setup starts How to exit Follow the steps below to enable the new configuration and exit the BIOS Setup utility 1 Display the main menu of BIOS setup utility 2 Select SAVE EXIT SETUP and press Enter key 3 The message Save and EXIT Y N appe...

Page 46: ... table 3 4 POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP It sets the items related to power management See table 3 5 PNP PCI CONFIGURATION Performs the IRQ number the DMA assign method and other resource configurations Do not change the default settings Auto under normal conditions See table 3 6 LOAD BIOS DEFAULTS Loads the minimum default values required for boot up purposes that are recorded beforehand in the BIOS ROM...

Page 47: ...ted None is set when no FDD type is connected or cannot be detected IRQ6 will not be available even when None is set for this parameter It is also necessary to note that the FD will not be detected normally if different capacities have been set Drive C Drive D BIOS can automatically detect specifications and optimal operating mode of almost all IDE hard drives If you select type AUTO BIOS detects ...

Page 48: ...skip the memory tests by pressing the ESC key during testing Boot Sequence Do not change this setting Boot Up Floppy Seek It sets whether to search or not search for the FDD during boot up Normally set at Disabled Boot up time can be slightly reduced by setting this at Disabled when the boot up is not performed on the FDD boot such as HDD Boot Boot Up Num Lock Status It sets whether to enable or d...

Page 49: ...memory The purpose of shadowing is to provide high speed execution to improve performance by execuing the video BIOS code from the main memory Shadowing will always be performed with Win95 98 2000 regardless of the setting C8000 CBFFF CC000 CFFFF D0000 D3FFF D4000 D7FFF D8000 DBFFF DC000 DBFFF Shadow It enables or disables the copying Shadowing of the ROM BIOS Code on thePC Card to the MainMemory ...

Page 50: ...his parameter to Enabled 8Bit I O Recovery Time It sets the 8 bit ISA timing It is necessary to align the pace of CPU operations for bus I O request completion in order to ensure the speed is faster than the I O bus This stand by time is known as recovery time This is usually one bus clock but it is possible to increase this figure to stabilize the system if the ISA bus device operations are unsta...

Page 51: ...NC Blank Stops the vertical horizontal sync signals and video signals from the video controller It is common for the display of monitors that support power management to also be switched off when the vertical horizontal sync signal is stopped DPMS Controls the BIOS in accordance with the video controller s DPMS function Display Power Management System It is necessary for DPMS to be supported by th...

Page 52: ...e parallel port Default settings IDE Primary Master Enabled IDE Primary Slave Disabled Serial Port 1 and 2 Enabled Serial Port 3 and 4 Enabled Floppy Disk Disabled Parallel Port Disabled Table 3 6 PNP PCI CONFIGURATION Menu Items Description PNP OS Installed It sets whether the installed OS supports PnP Plug Play Normally set at Yes Resources Controlled By It sets whether PnP Plug 6 Play is to be ...

Page 53: ...ives by disabling both the primary and secondary parameters IDE Primary Master PIO It sets the transfer mode with the PIO of the IDE device connected to the IDE interface Master This parameter is normally set at Auto and automatically sets up the optimum mode with the auto detection function on the BIOS during POST IDE Primary Slave PIO It sets the transfer mode with the PIO of the IDE device conn...

Page 54: ...rt setting cannot be used if it sets at Disabled Serial Port 2 Outlet 5V It enables or disables the 5V power supply to serial ports 2 Set it at Enable to use the serial port device which requires power supply for barcode scanner etc Also make sure that the power is supplied if this setting is Enabled although Onboard Serial Ports 2 is set at Disabled Onboard Serial Port 3 It sets I O address and I...

Page 55: ...e while power is on If it detects any errors it issues error messages and emits audible beeps The following section explains the error messages POST Messages During the POST the BIOS either sounds a beep code or displays a message when it detects a correctable error The following is a list of POST messages An error message may be followed by a prompt to press F1 to continue or press DEL to enter S...

Page 56: ...ION UTILITY The slot configuration information stored in the EISA non volatile memory is incomplete Note When either of these errors appear the system will boot in ISA mode which allows you to run the EISA Configuration Utility ERROR ENCOUNTERED INITIALIZING HARD DRIVE Hard drive cannot be initialized Be sure the adapter is installed correctly and all cables are correctly and firmly attached Also ...

Page 57: ... maskable Interrupt condition during boot this will allow you to disable the NMI and continue to boot or you can reboot the system with the NMI enabled RAM PARITY ERROR CHECKING FOR SEGMENT Indicates a parity error in Random Access Memory Should Be Empty But EISA Board Found PLEASE RUN EISA CONFIGURATION UTILITY A valid board ID was found in a slot that was configured as having no board ID NOTE Wh...

Page 58: ...Keyboard error or no keyboard present Cannot initialize the keyboard Make sure the keyboard is attached correctly and no keys are being pressed during the boot Manufacturing POST loop System will repeat POST procedure infinitely while the keyboard controller is pull low This is also used for M B burn in test BIOS ROM checksum error System halted The checksum of ROM address F0000H FFFFFH is bad Mem...

Page 59: ...selection switch Set the communication settings following the instructions if the TM printer does not have an ID function ESC POS GS I command Baud Rate 9600 bps Word Length 8 bits Parity None Refer to the TM printer manual for the setting procedure DM display connect port Connect the DM display to DM display port when the DM display is tested Setting of DIP switches for the DM display When the TM...

Page 60: ...e device diagnostics utility confirms the TM and DM connection and displays their status on the screen The device diagnostics utility displays the option connectivity status and runs the operation test Follow these guidelines for using device diagnostics Connection to the cash drawer Connects to the cash drawer to test the kick back operation of the drawer Connection to the loop back connector Con...

Page 61: ...ou also can see the pull down menu if you press the key for the first letter of the option Press Esc to close a pull down menu or a dialog box Press the Backspace key to correct typing Initialize When you select Initialize from the menu bar device diagnostics restarts the program If device diagnostics displays no communication for the TM status of TM Drawer area or DM status of DM area fix the pro...

Page 62: ...cs TM reset signal Indicates the signal to reset the TM printer None is displayed since SR 600 does not have reset signal Baud rate Indicates the baud rate device diagnostics is using to communicate with the TM printer Word length Indicates the word length device diagnostics is using to communicate with the TM printer Parity Indicates whether device diagnostics is using parity to communicate with ...

Page 63: ... you connect the cables The TM printer power switch is on The connected TM printer was selected in the device diagnostics port The TM printer is not performing a self test when device diagnostics starts Do not perform self test The paper FEED button is pressed when device diagnostics starts Do not press the paper feed switch If the TM printer does not meet these conditions correct the problem and ...

Page 64: ...e details Table 3 13 DM Status Messages Message Description Disable The setting of the port connecting the DM display is incorrect It sets the port from BIOS Setup No communication Device diagnostics cannot communicate with the DM display Check the TM printer and DM display for the following The DM display is properly connected Be sure to turn off the SR 600 before you connect the cables The data ...

Page 65: ...r Disabled This port is disabled Done The TM printer test is completed Check the printing motion and autocutter motion DM display Disabled This port is disabled Done DM display test is completed Check display Drawer kick out Disabled This port is disabled Done The drawer kick out test is completed Check the motion of cash drawer Loop back Error The diagnostics test failed This message also appears...

Page 66: ...he password 3 2 Enter Password screen 2 Enter the password to be set and press Enter The password should be 4 to 8 alphanumeric characters Upper and lower case characters are distinguished The Password must be at least 4 characters 3 Message Re enter appears Input the password again and press Enter The password is now set When the password is set inputting the password is required when you try to ...

Page 67: ...ain and press the Enter key to change or delete the password Setting Drawer ON time Drawer ON time option sets the length of time for the voltage signal supplied to the cash drawer solenoid to open 3 3 Enter Drawer On Time screen Select Drawer ON time option from the Setup pull down menu to set the time The dialog box appears Set the length of the voltage signal required by the cash drawer in ms u...

Page 68: ...mperature Temp It displays in Celsius and Fahrenheit within a range of 0 to 125 Celsius Memory capacity Memory MB megabyte unit Enable Disable the On Board Video Controller Video Displays Enable in the normal operation and Disable in other situations Enable Disable the Sound Daughter Board Sound Displays Enable in the normal operation and Disable in other situations Enable Disable the On Board Eth...

Page 69: ...ted And check that the receipt paper is cut by the autocutter if the printer is equipped with an autocutter TM print test is not performed if the TM Status is Disable or No communication DM display test Sends following messages to the DM display Display Module Test Device Diagnostics Check the DM display and make sure that the test is performed Press any key to finish the test The message DM displ...

Page 70: ... the data line Perform the data line check on the LPT1 print test If the test is completed normally OK appears on the message area If the test is failed an error message appears LPT1 print test LPT1 print test prints out the standard print pattern to the printer connected to the LPT1 port If the test is completed normally OK message appears on the message area If the test is failed error message a...

Page 71: ...96 Japanese English EPSON TM Driver 2 01 Japanese EnglishChinese Traditional Chinese Simplified Windows98 EPSON Touch Panel Driver 1 00 English Chips Tech Display Driver 4 11 01 2600 all available languages Realtec Network Driver 5 367 0901 1999 English EPSON DM MS series Setup Utility 1 00 Win version English 1 00 DOS version English EPSON Logon Utility 1 02 English EPSON OPOS ADK 1 96 Japanese E...

Page 72: ...r Refer the Chapter 2 OS and Driver Setup and Chpater 6 Peripherals Option Installation for the details of Driver and Utility not listed below Network Driver See section 4 3 Video Driver See section 4 4 Logon Software Keyboard Utility See section 4 5 Screen Saver for NT See section 4 7 EPSON OPOS ADK See section 4 11 ...

Page 73: ... click Next button 3 Click Select from the list button 4 Click Use Disk button 5 Tyepe C backup network and click OK button 6 Select RTL8139 A B C 8130 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter and click OK button 7 RTL8139 A B C 8130 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter is added to the Network Adapter Click Next button 8 Click the Network Protocol that you want to install then click Next button 9 Click the Network Service ...

Page 74: ...n needs to be set at SVGA in Windows 95 98 Follow the steps below to adjust the resolution of LCD unit 1 Connect with the external monitor Open the Windows Control Panel then change the resolutin to 800 x 600 2 Set the Color 256 colors are displayed on the SVGA LCD unit If more than 256 colors are displayed the resolution are set at 640 x 480 3 Reboot the system Press the Del key then start the BI...

Page 75: ...d key displayed on the screen with mouse you can input the data to the executed Window Drag the upper part to move the software keyboard Installation The document about the software installation is in C Backup Logon directory readme file Follow the steps below for the installation 1 Execute C backup logon Setup exe The dialog shown below is displayed Click Next button 2 Specify the directory sinst...

Page 76: ...oard The following three Modules are installed SEGina Controls Logon from the Main Module Logonkey Software keyboard displayed during logon Actinkey Software keyboard displayed after logon Logonkey is displayed with logon dialog in Windows NT 4 0 when the System is turned on Select Actinkey from the start menu to use software keyboard after the nstallation Actinkey is displayed Select the Top chec...

Page 77: ...Saver For NT This is a Windows NT dedicated screen saver When this screen saver starts LCD back light is turned off When the screen saver is closed LCD back light is turned on It extends the life of LCD supplies and increases reliability It also reduces the power consumption during the System idle mode Installation Follow the steps below to install the screen saver 1 Select EPSSS4NT EXE 2 Double c...

Page 78: ...tion Select Yes radio button and click OK then reboot the Windows Uninstallation Follow the steps below to uninstall the screen saver 1 Open the Control Panel 2 Double click Add Delete Application 3 Click Installation and Delete tab then select EPSON Screen Saver from the list box 4 Click Add and Delete button ...

Page 79: ...al 5 The diagram shown below is displayed Click Yes button 6 The screen shown below is displayed after the uninstallation Click OK button then reboot the Windows Screen Saver Setting Follow the steps below to set the screen saver 1 Open the Control Panel 2 Double click Screen ...

Page 80: ...isplayed when Screen Saver tab is clicked 4 Select EPSON Screen Saver from the Screen Saver Group box in the drop down list Sets the Waiting Time for the execution from the Screen Saver Group box The Virsion information shown below is displayed when the Setting button is clicked ...

Page 81: ...tware POS devices require a control program In the past the device control object existed as part of a monolithic POS application software Because of this monolithic structure POS systems designers would have to replace or revise the entire POS application software just to change the device control object when a peripheral device was changed This of course was a time consuming and costly process I...

Page 82: ... SO exists for each individual device For example software that uses a TM U950 needs a general POS printer CO and a specific TM U950 SO If the TM U950 printer were replaced by a TM U375 printer the TM U950SO would have to be replaced by a TM U375 SO but the rest of the software including the POS printer CO would remain the same In other words to switch from one printer to another requires only a c...

Page 83: ... relay on the LCD and performs LVDS conversion for the TFT A single circuit board supports the TFT LCD panel and the DSTN LCD panel PCI board This connects to the PCI expansion board and is connected to the motherboard Volumeboard circuit board This consists of the keyboard I F reset switch of the SR 600 power switch and speaker volume and is connected to the motherboard with a cable I O board The...

Page 84: ...r 2 pin 40 pin 28 pin 120 pin 2 5 inch HDD 80 pin 44 pin 15 pin 22 pin 120 pin 40 pin 40 pin 80 pin 80 pin 80 pin 44 pin 44 pin 44 pin 44 pin 44 pin 44 pins 50 pin 50 pin 50 pin 50 pin 50 pin Compact Flash Space 1 Space 2 Option 144 pin PCI slot FDD MOLEX 26 pin P S Unit 44 pin ATAPI RJ 458 pin For connecting DM D Video Board PCI Board Transforming Board 44 to 50 for CD ROM Compact Flash To TFT Di...

Page 85: ...to the 64 KB space 0F0000h through 0FFFFFh and the Video BIOS is assigned to the 44KB 40KB for the IM 300 space 0C0000h through 0CBFFFh 5 2 Memory Map Expansion Memory Range System ROM Range Expansion ROM Range Video Buffer Range Conventional Memory Range 100000h 0F0000h 0E0000h 0CB000h 0C0000h 0B8000h 0B0000h 0A0000h 000000h Graphics RAM Monochrome Color Video BIOS System BIOS RAM ...

Page 86: ...ler 2 8259A 82371EB B2h B3h Advanced Power Management Control 82371EB C0h DFh DMA controller 2 8237A 82371EB F0h Co processor error 82371EB 170h 177h Hard disk controller Secondary 82371EB 1F0h 1F7h Hard disk controller Primary 82371EB 2E8h 2Efh Serial port 4 O FDC37B807 2F8h 2FFh Serial port 2 O FDC37B807 376h Hard disk controller Secondary 82371EB 378h 37Fh Parallel port 1 400h can be used when ...

Page 87: ...nnels 5 6 and 7 provide 16 bit data transfers The SR 600 uses channel 2 for the floppy disk drive controller and releases other channels to the ISA bus The DMA channel assignments are shown below When LPT1 is in ECP mode use one of the channels Table 5 2 DMA channel assignments Controller Channel Application DMA1 8 bits 0 Spare 1 Spare 2 Floppy disk controller 3 Spare DMA2 16 bits 4 Controller 1 c...

Page 88: ...when the device is in use but can be cleared when not in use 2 IRQ15 is assigned in the secondary IED but not used in SR 600 Table 5 3 System interrupts Controller 1 Controller 2 Application Can be changed IRQ0 Timer IRQ1 Keyboard IRQ2 Controller 2 cascade IRQ8 RTC IRQ9 Not used O IRQ10 Serial port 4 O IRQ11 Serial port 3 O IRQ12 Mouse O IRQ13 Numerical operation co processor IRQ14 Hard disk contr...

Page 89: ... 31818MHz USB 2 Mouse KB FDD Parallel COM3A Drawer D Sub Board Speaker To Multi Video Board 120pins Amp LM4765 Driver Receiver x 3 From MCR From T P 32 768KHz FAN Power SW RESET SW ATX POWER 20pin DM D Volume KeyBoard IDE 44pin Selector Selector RTL8139BL E2PROM FLASH ROM COM2 COM1 To PCI Slot Board COM3B To IDE HDD CD ROM CF TRANSE ST 6118T TX RX 25 000MHz P S Control 3pin 80pin Power ON OFF Sign...

Page 90: ...oltage 2 00V The core voltage is automatically set by the CPU Setting a jumper is not necessary Memory 168pin DIMM Two 168 pin DIMM sockets are available and a maximum of 256MB memory can be mounted The DRAM only supports the 3 3V SDRAM synchronous DRAM The DIMM is used singularly It is possible to use two DIMMs with different capacities It is necessary to conform to the Intel PC SDRAM Unbuffered ...

Page 91: ...mm in the unbuffered DIMM specification Serial PD SPD Must conform to the Intel PC SPD specifications memory information acquisition Operating mode Must support the self refreshing mode 5 5 External view of the DIMM Chip set 82443BX North bridge The Intel chipset 82443BX controls CPU memory and PCI bus It also supports AGP bus control function but that is not used in SR 600 Combination of this chi...

Page 92: ...serial 2 ports The COM1 COM2 serial ports are used as an external I F COM3 can be used as an external I F when it is not connected to the DRW external TM DM D although COM3 is allocated for DRW external TM DM D IDE device It is possible to mount 2 5 inch HDD or CompactFlash card on standard primary IDE device and CD ROM and CompactFalsh card on secondary IDE device 82371EB PIIX4E USB CD ROM Primar...

Page 93: ...to 500MHz VCORE is 2 00V The jumper setting is not necessary since it is automatically set when attaching the CPU It starts its operation after PS OK signal from the power supply unit is confirmed Output capacity range 1 80V to 2 05V 0 05V step Ouput voltage error 2 Electric current output Approximately 14A maximum ControlIC Linear Technology LTC1753CG 20pin SSOP VCC2 5 2 5V power supply for the C...

Page 94: ...ed by the series regulator from 3 3V Electric current output 4A maximum Regulator Linear Technology LT1585CT 1 5 PWRGOOD Signal The PWRGOOD Power Confirmation Signal signal from the system is activated after the VCORE power is stable After the activation of the PWRGOOD signal the system starts its operation T1 1ms min 10ms Typ 5 8 PWRGOOD signal timing Peripheral Ethernet Controller Circuits 5 9 B...

Page 95: ...quipped with a Vanadium Lithium rechargeable battery VL2330 which backs up the RTC in the CMOS RAM This battery which uses 5V is recharged when the main power switch is turned on and the system is in operation Charging time 40 hours Backup time 200 days when completely charged WARNING Do not attempt to open disassemble deform or put in the fire the Vanadium Lithium battery which could result in bu...

Page 96: ...play different screen images if only the SR 600 is in use 2MB SDRAM is built in the system as a video memory which makes possible the color settings shown in the table below Note 1 The above table shows the colors that can be set The number of colors that can actually be displayed is restricted by the available display colors for each LCD unit Table 5 4 Display devices and the available color sett...

Page 97: ...I card size that can be mounted The PCI card that fit within the range shown below can be mounted However the PCI card size shown below fits when the under frame under the main cover is removed The card size that can be mounted from the access point located to the side of the SR 600 is smaller than the size shown below 5 11 Mountable when under frame is remved PCI card size 5 12 PCI card size that...

Page 98: ... up time 0 1ms 70ms T3 PWR_OK delay time 100ms 500ms T4 PWR_OK start up time max 10ms T5 Power down warning min 1ms T6 24V start up time min 70ms loading capacity 6800µF T7 12V start up time max 70ms loading capacity 350µF 95 10 24VDC Output PWR_OK 5VDC Output T5 T4 T3 T6 T1 T1 T2 ON OFF PS_ON 94 10 3 3VDC Output 95 10 12VDC Output 97 12VDC Output T7 T1 90 ...

Page 99: ...uts down from these protection operation Turn off the power for a certain period of time approximately 1 minute then plug the AC cord or turn on the main power to reboot Others The main power fun is changeable when the unit case is removed Electrical capacitance to the external devices The table shown below shows the total electrical capacitance that can be provided to the devices that receive the...

Page 100: ...plained below 1 BIOS upper limit 137 4 GB Addressing is capable up to 137 4 GB 228 x 512byte sector by applying the LBA addressing method 2 OS capacity limit The following limit is applied according to its format type NTFS WindowsNT4 0 Theoretically maximum partition size 16EB 16x1024x1024GB Boot partition size 4GB ServicePack3 applied recognizable maximum size 8GB HDD Jumper Setting 2 5 inch HDD ...

Page 101: ...lash card is directly connected to the Primary IDE bus and operates in the mode called True IDE mode When the compact flash card is mounted as a substitute for a HDD it operates as a Master Drive When compact flash card is mounted as a substitute for a CD ROM it operates as a Slave Drive Either Type I 3 3mm height or Type II 5mm height card can be used In addition the power is 3 3V The CompactFlas...

Page 102: ...s on Also the SR 600 does not support the power and a signal while removing the card therefore it might result in crashing the contents of the card Note 2 CF card is mounted on the dedicated conversion circuit board Two types of CF card is available One is to attach the card as a Master in HDD space another one is as a Slave in CD ROM space LCD Keyboard unit General Specifications The specificatio...

Page 103: ...R LED HDD LED Power 3 3V 5V 12V Case color EPSON dark gray EPSON cool white Others Connected to SR 600 with dedicated cable Contrast adjustment is available Table 5 9 DSTN LCD unit descriptions Item Descriptions LCD Size 12 1 inch size Type Color DSTN Resolution 800 x 600 dots Display color 4096 colors 16 000 000 color is available with CT69000 TMED function Back light Number of tubes 2 lights typ...

Page 104: ...two switches for the contrast adjustment which adjust the contrast to its maximum Pressing the voltage Down switch for the contrast adjustment on the right side of the switch panel makes the entire LCD screen lighter and pressing the voltage Up switch for the contrast adjustment on the left side makes entire LCD screen darker The brightness setting is saved although the main power is off Others Co...

Page 105: ...ons 5 23 Developer s Guide SR 600 Confidential POWER LED Adjustment Table 5 10 LED control signal and displayed color POWER LEDstatus Operation status Displayed color Normal operation Green Power on suspend Orange Power off Off ...

Page 106: ...5 24 Hardware Specifications Rev A Confidential ...

Page 107: ...apter 6 Peripherals Option Installation Optional peripherals and equipments are explained in this chapter Option LCD Unit See 6 2 CD ROM Drive See 6 14 Drawer CRT Board See 6 17 Compact Flash Slot See 6 23 MSR Unit See 6 27 DM D Unit See 6 44 Floppy Disk Drive See 6 45 DIMM See 6 46 ...

Page 108: ...t included high brightness backlight is used DM LS121T Contrast adjustment is available DM LS121S Film resistence method touch panel is used and the touch input is available Water proofed I style equivalent MSR Unit IEC xxxx or DM MS123 can be connected The software listed below is available Touch Panel Driver Each OS For MS DOS Windows95 98 WindowsNT and Windows2000 Video Driver For WindowsNT Sup...

Page 109: ...klight Number of tube 2 lights type 2 ligts type Brightness 350 cd m2 typ Touch panel not included 290 cd m2 typ Touch panel included 180 cd m2 typ Touch panel not included 150 cd m2 typ Touch panel included Touch Panel Method Film resistence method Finger input is available Film resistence method Finger input is available Surface hardness Above 2H JIS K 5400 Above 2H JIS K 5400 Position accuracy ...

Page 110: ...er the following conditions Silicon rubber front edge R8 hardness 60 input pressure 1 96N 200gf and input cycle 5Hz 2 Writing durability 1 000 000 characters or above Conditions Continuouslly write the 7 5 x 6 75 mm size numeric characters in the area of 10 x 9 mm Polyolefine resin front edge R0 8 with writing pressure 3 43N 350gf Structure 1 Unit Structure The figure below shows the external stru...

Page 111: ...e brightness continuouslly The new brightness setting is saved even if you turn off the power 4 Contrust adjustment switch DSTN The switch which adjust the LCD contrust is on the left corner of this unit If you kept pressing the switch it changes the brightness continuouslly The new brightness setting is saved even if you turn off the power 5 MSR Unit Connection Connector Figure 6 2 LED type and m...

Page 112: ...andard Never use is in the high temperature and humidity and avoid the condensation If this product is not used within the specification standard it may result in the shorten its life deterioration of display quality and the damege of the product Do not drop or subject this product to strong impact It may result in the damage of this product Clean the surface of the touch panel with dry and soft f...

Page 113: ...iver This driver converts the absolute coordinate data recived by touch panel driver via RS232C into a mouse equivalent coordinate data and inform it to the system The application recognizes coordinate data input from the touch panel device as a mouse data and performs its operation MS DOS Touch panel driver is not installed when this unit is shipped Simple Batch File for copying is available Copy...

Page 114: ...eted Select Yes I want to restart then click on Finish button 5 It reboots the system Change the settings from the Control Panel Display Properties Settings Tab if it s necessary Calibration The calibration modifies the touch panel pressed position and the system coordinate to be matched MS DOS Follow the steps below for the calibration 1 Move to the touch panel directory 2 Type FPCAL Enter Calibr...

Page 115: ...tion Display the Coordinate Modification screen when the button is clicked OK button Exits the touch panel environmental setting when the button is clicked Cancel button It cancel the setting Exits the touch panel environmental setting when the button is clicked Apply button It is effective only if the default value of touch panel environmental setting tool is changed Default is not available Help...

Page 116: ...een Modification point The character is displayed sequentially in nine places on the coordinate position By clicking on the point the coordinate is recognized If the points other than point it is ignored When all the point 1 to 9 click 1 to 9 is a must it exits the coordinate modification screem and display the calibration screen The point is displayed by one point in order by which the pointe is ...

Page 117: ...een setting Default Check the Default radio box to set the Default value Remove the check to change the setting If the check is removed and no change is made the setting remains default setting If you check on the Default the initial value is set for each items Stabilization Enter a Jitter offset Select the value using Up Down button to set a new value The setting value is from 1 to 20 Default 1 F...

Page 118: ...8 On Set the Beep sound during tapping Check the check box to beep Remove the check from the check box not to beep Default ON Frequency Set the Tab Sound Beep Sound frequency Select the value using Up Down buton to set a new value The frequency is from 37 to 32767Hz unit 1Hz Default 600 OK button It enables a new setting Cancel button It cancels a new setting Apply button It is enabled only if the...

Page 119: ...It displays a Version infromation 6 7 Version Information OK button It enables a new setting Cancel button It cancels a new setting Apply button It is enabled only if the setting value of the Touch Panel Environmental Setting is changed Help button It displays a Help Window when this button is clicked ...

Page 120: ...objects may lead to fire Do not spill water or get it wet It may lead to fire Turn off the power if it produces smoke a strange odor or unusual noise It may lead to injury or fire CAUTION Do not insert fingers or alien matter into CD ROM disk tray or openings It may lead to injury Do not hold SR 600 with disk tray or front panel It may cause injury Pay attention to handling the package not to cut ...

Page 121: ...cation Based on the SR 600 environmental specification Dimensions and Weight Dimensions width x length x height 128mm x 127mm x 12 7mm Weight 245g Installing a CD ROM Drive Follow the steps below to install the CD ROM Drive 1 Remove two screw on the lower right and left corner of the unit s rear side 2 Hold the tab on the lower right and left corner of the unit and remove the main cover by sliding...

Page 122: ... a CD ROM Drive metal case on a motherboard A CD ROM Drive metal case and a HD Drive is removed 6 Remove a screw that fixes HS Drive on CD ROM Drive metal case CD ROM Drive metal case and HD Drive are disassembled 7 Place a CD ROM drive on a CD ROM Drive metal case 8 Fix right and left corner of the metal case with two screws Installation is completed Two screws Screw Screw ...

Page 123: ...board and it provides CRT display function for SR 600 Select MODE from the BIOS setup screen to enable operation with this board attached CAUTION Please make sure that the same type of Drawer and CRT Board is used to connect the Drawer and CRT Board both Connect the drawer which use same Drawer Open Status High Low Set the same transfer rate as DM D to connect with the DM D simultaneously Figure 6...

Page 124: ...Option Installation Rev A Confidential Block Chart 6 8 Drawr CRT Board Block Chart 24V CR CPU 24V Drawer Connector 6 board Drawer Connector 6 board CRT D SUB 15pin FET FET For MAIN connection 40 pin Connector Dip Switch ...

Page 125: ... output at no 2 pin under the condition listed above If one of the system is Open the drawer open status returns Open status during the Emulation Mode or two drawers are connected The separate status cannot be determined DIPSW No Meaning Default setting SW1 1 Drawer CRT board operation mode selection SW2 SW1 OFF OFF Emulation mode 1 OFF ON Emulation mode 2 ON OFF Native mode OFF 2 ON 3 Parity sele...

Page 126: ...me 24V output current is allowed up to two pulse shown below Two drawer controls for example supporting two drawer at Y cable for TM drawer connector is available but the drawer open status does not distinguish the two drawer controls at emulation mode CAUTION It is recommended to use 24Ω or above Solenoid for drawer Drawer setting Circuit Description 24V 1A or above electric current is required f...

Page 127: ...n Figure 6 4 Connctor pin assignments Pin No Signal name Pin No Signal name A1 Reserved B1 RESETP A2 Reserved B2 GND A3 DTR B3 RED A4 TXD B4 GND A5 RTS B5 GREEN A6 RXD O B6 GND A7 DSR O B7 BLUE A8 GND B8 GND A9 MODE I B9 HSYNC A10 GND B10 GND A11 GND B11 VSYNC A12 12V B12 GND A13 12V B13 DDCCLK A14 12V B14 GND A15 12V B15 DDCDATA A16 GND B16 GND A17 GND B17 5V A18 GND B18 5V A19 GND B19 GND A20 GN...

Page 128: ... CRT Board Follow the steps below to install Drawer CRT board 1 Remove the Main cover See table 6 15 2 Slide the motherboard backward See table 6 16 3 Set the motherboard against the wall then fix it with two screws on the Drawer CRT board Installation is completed Two Screws ...

Page 129: ...ontains two types of compact flash slot OI S03 012 that can be mounted on CD ROM space and OI S03 022 that can be mounted on HDD space Accompanying Software OI S03 012 OI S03 022 Front Compact Flash Slot 1user s Manual this document Screw X4 Inside Compact Flash Slot 1user s Manual this document Insulation sheet Screw x1 ...

Page 130: ...10 to 50 Celsius Humidity During operation 30 to 80 RH no condensation Humidity During saving 30 to 90 RH no condensation Installing a CompactFlash Slot Follow the steps below to install a CompactFlash Slot CompactFlash Slot for HDD OI S03 022 1 Remove the main cover See table 6 15 2 Remove a screw that fixes the HD Drive on the CD ROM Drive 3 Unplug the HDD Connector and remove the HDD The hook i...

Page 131: ... the metal case Set the 1 5x4cm convex part of the sheet which prevent the cables etc from damage by setting the edge of the screw under the metal case to the bottom 6 Place the compact flash board on the insulation sheet then attache the compact flash on the board Attach the compact flash board on the metal case with a supplied screw CAUTION Be sure to set the insulation sheet to prevent the cabl...

Page 132: ... 012 Refer the CD ROM Drive installation See section 6 15 CAUTION Attach the metal case after the Compact Flash Disk is installed on the Compact Flash Slot A tab is on the metal case to protect the Compact Flash disk from taking out It may get damage the Compact Flash disk and CompactFlash Slot when the Compact Flash disk is taking out or inserted after it is attached on the metal case ...

Page 133: ... to turn off the SR 600 to remove or attach the MSR unit Do not insert the magnetic card from the wrong direction Do not remove the card while the system is reading the magnetic card It may cause reading errors If the external keyboard is connected never use the keyboard while it s reading the card It may cause reading errors On the other hand do not operates the magnetic card reading operation du...

Page 134: ...ard of the mSR unit Connect with no 1 pin following the same procedure as step 1 3 Attach four tabs on the concave portion of the LCD unit to connect with the MSR unit Figure 6 6 MSR Unit Specifications DM MS123 Compliant magnetic card ISO7811 JIS x 6301 1type truck 1 2 and 3 External Interface LCD Unit Connected to DM LS121S and DM LS121T Compliant keyboard firm Ver 3 01 or above Dimensions 46mm ...

Page 135: ... Peripherals Option Installation 6 29 Developer s Guide SR 600 Confidential CAUTION Do not shorten the connecter when you attach the MSR unit 4 Secure the MSR unit using two screws Installation is completed ...

Page 136: ...r MS DOS for Windows Installation MS DOS Utilities listed above are stored in the following Backup Directory C BACKUP KEYCFG Before boot the system create the folder such as C MSR_util Then copy the file from the Backup Directory Windows 95 98 Windows NT Follow the steps below to install 1 Select C BACKUP MSRCFG folder 2 Start SETUP EXE 3 Welcome screen is displayed Check the contents and cluck Ne...

Page 137: ...ayed Check the folder installing to then click Next button Normally install it to C Program Files MSR Config as an default but the folder can be changed if necessary 5 Copying of file and various settings are executed 6 Setup Complete screen is displayed Click Finish button Installation is completed Utility is activated ...

Page 138: ...elow Figure 6 7 Message Contents Message Startup EPSON POS Keyboard Auto Definition Utility Vx xx xx Usage Usage PKLOAD data file data file definition data file K84 84Key definition data K28 28Key definition data KYL KeyLock definition data PKL PKMODE definition data PKMODE Definition Data Transfer The same message as MS DOS Setting Utility PKMODE EXE is displayed End Message Firm Version Error et...

Page 139: ...t be possible Do not reset the system or switch the power supply off when this utility is in operation Figure 6 9 File Format Section Entry Set Value Comment General Version PKL100 Fixed value Be sure to write it in the beginning IgnoreCommands Select Off or On Ensure that the command is not effective after On is selected SystemParam00 Set by Offset or Value Format 00h Offset FFh 00h Value FFh MSR...

Page 140: ... transferred the following status is displayed hh shows the character code in the case that the MSR character conversion settings are being transferred and at all other times it shows the system variable area offset in hexadecimal d shows the number of retries The maximum number of retries is 6 times Writing Configuration 0xhh d Setup File The setup file for this utility is listed below General Ig...

Page 141: ...to the MSR are described On or Off can be specified for Beep If On is specified it beeps during MSR reading and when Off is specified it does not beep Selecting US JP FR GR or SP can be specified in Code Type The key input data generated during MSR reading complies with the keyboard arrangement of the country specified 1 2 or 3 can be specified in Valid Tracks If 1 is specified Track 1 is read if ...

Page 142: ...nt cannot be described at the right end of an entry line Also overall unnecessary space and tab characters cannot be included MSR Keyboard Setting Utility MS DOS This utility is intended to set the Environment Variable for the DM MS series Keyboard Firmware Version 3 00 and higher Use the olf environmental setup utility PKMODE EXE for Keyboard version Ver2 XX and lower Command Run the utility by t...

Page 143: ... K B interface commands to be receivedgramming Default Value TK0SS string Overwrites the MSR card unit start flag to string none TK0ES string Overwrites the MSR card unit end flag to string none TK1SS string Overwrites the MSR 1 track end flag to string TK1ES string Overwrites the MSR 1 track end flag to string TK2SS string Overwrites the MSR 2 track start flag to string TK2ES string Overwrites th...

Page 144: ...during execution Abnormalities will occur with the data if these are operated during communications and there are cases where subsequent normal start up will not be possible Do not reset the system or switch the power supply off when this utility is in operation There are certain parameters that are not valid depending on the version of the Keyboard firmware KEYTBL pathname Sets the scan code conv...

Page 145: ... MSR Keyboard Setup Utility Windows Startup The screen shown below is a utility setting screen 6 10 MSR Keyboard Setup Utility setting Screen Normally it is installed in Start menu Click the menu to start the utility It also starts by double clicking the fiel icon from the Explorer ...

Page 146: ...etting and it exits the utility Setup The following Setup is available from this utiliy Ignore Keyboard MSR Commands When this check box is checked the system does not accept the command to the Keyboard Firm anymore This command is used for the external Programable Keyboard Use MSR Beep Check this check box to beep during reading the data MSR Tracks Recognition ISO Track 1 ISO Track 2 ISO Track 3 ...

Page 147: ...firmware overwriting tool PKUPDT EXE is to be used for overwriting Ver 2 XX and previous firmware Commands The commands are executed in the formats shown below PKUPDT2 EXE binary file F I firmware overwriting PKUPDT2 EXE Ddata file Udata file setup data transmission Parameter descriptions binary file The binary file for firmware overwriting purposesns F Does not check the version during firmware o...

Page 148: ...re end with error When Udata file has been specified the setup data recorded in the firmware will be uploaded and written into the data file Data uploaded with this parameter cannot be downloaded into the SR 600 Specify the extension log of the data file as FLD when using data uploaded with PKUPDT2 EXE When the extension is not specified FLD is automatically added The procedure will end with an er...

Page 149: ...rmat of the setup data is to be modified with a firmware upgrade either initialize the setup data with the use of the I parameter or upload download the setup data As the Keyboard interface is used for transferring the setup data ensure that the command has been enabled If CMDOFF is selected from MSR Keyboard Setup Utility PKMODE EXE data transfer will not be possible and the procedure will end wi...

Page 150: ...D110 and DM D500 attachment is supplied with SR 600 Refer the appropriate manual for more details to attach DM D110 and DM D500 CAUTION Be sure to use the system within the specification Do not use in locations subject to high temperature or humidity levels Never condensate the product If the system is not used within the specification it may deteriorate the product s life and the display quality ...

Page 151: ...h 720KB 1 44MB Interface Dedicated Interface Power Supply 5VDC 5 Provided by SR 600 Dimensions and Weight Dimensions width x length x height 101 5mm x 147mm x 17 2mm raised portion and cables not included Weight Approximately 300g Environmental Specifications Temperature during operation 5 to 35 Celsius Temperature during saving 10 to 50 Celsius Humidity during operation 30 to 80 RH no condensatio...

Page 152: ...om Chipset via Clock buffer PC100 compliant for 100MHz clock DIMM can be used Required Height Under 36mm Maximum 38 23mm under Unbuffered DIMM Specification Serial PD SPD Must compliant with Intel PC SPD Specification Memory information acquisition Operation Mode Compliant with Self reflsh mode Supplied Items Check that the itms shown in the table belwo is contained and none of the supplies are da...

Page 153: ... speed page mode or EDO type Access Type 70ns or below 60ns or below is recommended Parity Select allowance or abandon from the BIOS set up menu Weight 4MB 8MB 16MB 32MB Input voltage 5V 5 External dimensions Width 107 95mm or below Height 25 4mm or below Thickness Parts included 9 40mm or below Parts not included 1 27 0 1mm or below Board only ...

Page 154: ...6 48 Peripherals Option Installation Rev A Confidential ...

Page 155: ...t and inside of the switch cover and CD cover Connector layout is shown in the figure below CRT and drawer kick connector is used if the optional CRT drawer board is installed A1 1 Bottom View A1 2 Switch Cover CD Cover COM1 COM2 COM3 LPT USB Connector Ethernet Connector Drawer Kick Connector CRT Connector FDD Connector CD ROM Drive K B Mouse Connector ...

Page 156: ...al connector signals are shown below A1 3 Serial Port Connector COM1 and COM2 can generate 5V output to no 1 pin by setting the BIOS Table A1 1 Serial port pin assignments IO board CN5 6 7 No Signal name I O Description 1 DCD Power supply I Carrier detectin signal or power supply output 2 RXD I Received data signal 3 TXD O Transmisson data signal 4 DTR O Terminal ready signal 5 GND Ground 6 DSR I ...

Page 157: ...e A1 2 Parallel connector signals assignments No Signal name I O Description 1 STROBE O Strobe signal 2 PD0 I O Data signal 3 PD1 I O 4 PD2 I O 5 PD3 I O 6 PD4 I O 7 PD5 I O 8 PD6 I O 9 PD7 I O 10 ACK I Acknowledge receiving complete signal Low Receiving enabled 11 BUSY I Busy signal Low Busy 12 PE I Paper error signal High Error 13 SLCT I Selection signal High Select 14 ATFD O Auto feed signal Lo...

Page 158: ...e EFh and F1H are the key definition commands for the 84 keyboard unit and a series of data following those two commands are not sent to the external keyboard You may send the data using PKMODE command Unless 130 or more microseconds elapses after data transmission to the external keyboard the data from the keyboard cannot be received Also the response from the external keyboard to the command mus...

Page 159: ...Port Two USB connectors are placed on the bottom of the unit The electric current capacity of the connected devices must be 500mA or less A1 6 USB port connector Table A1 4 USB connector port pin assignments IO board CN4 No Signal name I O 1 5V 2 USB I O 3 USB I O 4 GND １ 4 ...

Page 160: ...erfaces Rev A Confidential Ethernet Port A1 7 Ethernet port connector Table A1 5 Ethernet port pin assignments IO board CN3 No Signal name I O No Signal name I O 1 TX O 5 N C 2 TX O 6 RX I 3 RX I 7 N C 4 N C 8 N C 1 8 ...

Page 161: ... type Be sure to connect the correct peripherals to avoid incorrect connection A1 8 Customer display port connetor Table A1 6 DM D connector pin assignments No Signal name I O Description 1 FG Frame GND Frame ground 2 RXD not used I Received data not used in this unit 3 TXD O Transimission data 4 DTR not used9 O Unit ready signal always at ready 5 DSR CTS I Customer display ready signal 6 SG Signa...

Page 162: ... 7 CRT port pin assignments DRW board CN2 No Signal name I O Description 1 RED O Red data 2 GREEN O Green data 3 BLUE O Blue data 4 N C Not connected 5 to 8 GND Ground 9 N C Not connected 10 GND Ground 11 N C Not connected 12 N C O Not connected 13 HSYNC O Horizontal synchronization signal 14 VSYNC O Vertical synchronization signal 15 N C I Not connected 1 10 11 6 15 5 ...

Page 163: ...r on the optional drawer board A1 10 Drawer port connector Table A1 8 Drawer port pin assignments DRW board CN3 4 No Signal name I O Description 1 FG Frame ground 2 DKD1 2 O Drawer 1 2 kick out signal Low Open 3 DK Status I Drawer status signal 5 24V 24V DC of electrical power 6 DKD2 O Drawer 2 kick out signal Low Open 7 SG Signal ground P 6 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 164: ...600 The connector is a MOLEX 52629 2651 MOLEX or equivalent connector A1 11 FDD Connector Table A1 9 Floppy disk drive connector pin assignments Main board CN7 No I O Signal name No I O Signal name 1 GND 2 NC 3 O HDSEL 4 I RDATA 5 GND 6 O WDATA 7 O FMODE 8 NC 9 O DS0 10 5V 11 5V 12 5V 13 I INDEX 14 I WP 15 I TRK0 16 NC 17 O WGATE 18 GND 19 NC 20 O STEP 21 O DIR 22 O MTRON 23 NC 24 I DSKCHG 25 GND ...

Page 165: ...CI compliant expansion slot is a card edge type The dimensions of PCI cards that can be attached are shown below The maximum card size is 70mm x 105mm Remove the main cover and under frame to attach or remove the 70mm x 105mm size PCI card The number in the parentheses indicates the card size that is wearable and removable from the access point located by the side of SR 600 Be sure to use a PCI ca...

Page 166: ...SERVED 10 5V I O 41 3 3V 41 I O SBO 11 PRSNT2 11 RESERVED 42 I O SERR 42 GND 12 GND 12 GND 43 3 3V 43 I O PAR 13 GND 13 GND 44 I O C BE 1 44 I O AD 15 14 RESERVED 14 RESERVED 45 I O AD 14 45 3 3V 15 GND 15 O RST 46 GND 46 I O AD 13 16 O CLK 16 5V I O 47 I O AD 12 47 I O AD 11 17 GND 17 O GNT 48 I O AD 10 48 GND 18 I REQ 18 GND 49 GND 49 I O AD 09 19 5V I O 19 RESERVED 50 CONNECTOR KEY 50 CONNECTOR...

Page 167: ... Management Description Aim of the Power Management The purpose for the power management function is to extend the life of supplies in SR 600 Those supplies aimed to extend its life by the power management system is listed below LCD Back Light Cold Cathode Tube Fan Main Power Fan CPU Fan HDD ...

Page 168: ...end the life of supplies If the LCD backlight is not used apply the appropriate power managemnet to retain longer life of supplies AC_In Main Power SW On Soft Power SW On or Wake On LAN OS Startup Applicatiion Establishment Process Suspend Video Off 2 5 x 2 Off Operation Resume OS Resume Event such as K B Mouse T P Wake_On_LAN Date Update Daily Power Off 24 hours Power On Video Off 2 5 x Off Windo...

Page 169: ...PM BIOS 3 If the APM BIOS is set at disabled from the BIOS Setup it is processed by the BIOS under Windows 95 98 system 4 BIOS sets the mode at suspend in the last process and it determines whether or not it is on the suspend mode The BIOS Suspend Timer is timed out except Windows 98 1 APM BIOS is used 2 Send Suspend request to the Operation System from the BIOS Suspend process by the operation sy...

Page 170: ... this timer is not related to the Reload Break Event setting from the BIOS Setup Reload Break Event setting is required to resume If the APM BIOS is in use BIOS send Suspend requests to the OS It executes the Suspend process from the BIOS in APM compliant OS except Windows 98 Then it sends Suspend command to BIOS and BIOS executes the Suspend process If APM BIOS is not in use such as Windows NT an...

Page 171: ...ice set at Reload Break Event 2 HDD does not perform Power On cunction in Resume process The first HDD access performs Power On function 3 If the APM BIOS is set at disabled from the BIOS Setup BIOS does not send Resume request in Windows 95 98 Occurrence of Resume event 1 Resume process by the BIOS CPU FAN Video On 2 APMBIOS is used No Windows NT DOS 3 Send Resume request to the Operation System ...

Page 172: ...ed off the Video with Windows 95 98 timer Table A2 2 Conditions of Video Off Transition according with OS Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT DOS Transtition by Timer Transit by the shorter setting timer comparing between BIOS Setup and OS Transit by the OS setting time Transit by theBIOS Setup setting time Transit by the BIOS Setup setting time Video Off Timer is timed out by the BIOS APMBIOS is use...

Page 173: ...ows NT DOS Windows 95 And also BIOS resume Video if the APM BIOS is disabled under Windows 95 98 The resume from the Video Off event enables Reload Break Event of the BIOS Setup when the BIOS is turned off However if it is turned off by the OS it does not affect Reload Break Event of BIOS Setup BIOS OS Yes Occurrence of Resume Event If the BIOS recognize Video Off while Video is off then Video is ...

Page 174: ...pressed during the Suspend mode it turns to resume event and follows Resume from the Suspend Sequence appendix 2 5 Also it does not recognize wheather or not the Video is off therefore it forcibly changes its status to power off If the system hungs in this mode and cannot turn off the power kept pressing the switch for more than 4 seconds and the hardware Chipset turns off the power Front Power Sw...

Page 175: ...APM BIOS is disabled it performs same operation as it does under windows NT DOS for Windows 95 98 Table A2 3 Operations under Power Off Mode according with OS OS Pressed during Full On Pressed during VideoOff Pressed during Suspend Windows 95 BIOS is Off BIOS is Off Resume Windows 98 BIOS is Off BIOS is Off Resume Windows NT DOS BIOS is Off BIOS is Off Resume ...

Page 176: ...off the power APM Power Off Mode of the Front Power Switch Process Sequence A2 6 APM Power Off Mode of the Front Power Switch Process Sequence 1 Defines whether or not BIOS performed Video Off If the OS is performing Video Off Bios cannot recognize whether Video is off or on 2 When APM BIOS is disabled include Windows NT DOS the even may not be sent Even if the event is sent the event is not recei...

Page 177: ...to OS Notify the power status changement event Table A2 5 APM Power Off Mode Operation according with OS OS Pressed during Full On Pressed during Video Off Pressed during Suspend Windows 95 Depends on application When the BIOS Timer is off Video is On When the OS Timer is off Video is off and the rest of the operation depends on the application Resume to Full On The rest of the operation depends o...

Page 178: ...e time from BIOS 2 Not 24h APM Power Off Set the time from OS or BIOS 1 Time setting is not necessary Windows 98 24h APM Power Off Set the time from OS 3 Set the time from OS 3 Not 24h APM Power Off Set the time from OS 3 Time setting is not necessary Windows NT 24h APM Power Off Set the time from BIOS Setting is prohibited Not 24h Power Off Setting is prohibited Setting is prohibited DOS 24h APM ...

Page 179: ...tion diagram is described below A3 1 Configuration Concept Network Adapter The adapter connected to the Network It is called Wake on LAN compliant Network Adapter to distinguish with the ordinary Network Adapter This adapter is used for both Onboard and additional connection to Card Slot It is required to be structed that the client main power can be controlled by the host s command In SR 600 Netw...

Page 180: ... is also provided by the Onboard Remote Wakeup Software The configurations summarized here is normally performed by the hardware Howeve the software that defines Wakeup Frame as Wakeup Event and controlls these hardware is also required This software is normally provided by writable supplies such as Flash ROM In IM 600 Flash ROM is provided by Onboard Remote Wakeup Frame Decoder It decodes the Rem...

Page 181: ...et while the power is turned off When the power is on it is always set at Disable Therefore when the main power switch is pressed for more than 4 seconds and turned it off the power is turned off not without going through BIOS and it is set at Disable regardless of its setting When it turns into Suspend mode the resume from the Suspend is always available since BIOS is always set at Enable When th...

Page 182: ...ache showing the correspondence between IP address and MAC address When the machine issues an IP packet it first searches for that IP address in its internal cache and uses the MAC address if found there If it is not found it broadcasts an ARP request NetBIOS name search The NetBIOS name is the computer name user name or domain name assigned to the machine a name with a unique 16th byte When netwo...

Page 183: ...f the Wakeup Frame is found it issues Wakeup Signal If it s not found the process is not peformed 6 Client Power On 7 Normal Bootup The normal POST BIOS bootup is performed like Power On by Front Switch Wakeup Frame It is a Network data to wakeup the client from the host using the Wake on LAN function The special Data Field different from the Packet Data transmitted on the normal Network is includ...

Page 184: ...rk since it carries Network Address and Multiaddress Calling Host Address Therefore it can detect the Directivity Multiaddress Calling as MAC Level Multiaddress Calling even if the client is on the Power Off mode yyyyyyyyyyyyh Source Address consiists of 6 byte MISC 1 Such as IP Header FFFFFFFFFFFFh Data Field consists of theHardware Synchonism Field and Address Field 112233445566h Hardware Syncho...

Page 185: ... Function is set to Power Off or when the OS shuts down 2 Under Windows 98 the Wake Up Frame can be disabled in the driver setup References MAC Address A machine s MAC address can be checked through the following methods Windows95 98 Execute winipcfg from the command line WindowsNT 2000 Execute ipconfig all from the command line Table A3 2 Wake On LAN Operation Summary Software Off Suspend BIOS Se...

Page 186: ...Appendix 3 8 Wake On LAN Rev A Confidential ...

Page 187: ...o the Normal Mode The operations of DM D connected with the DRW Board and dedicated Port with this Mode are DRW Board It does not operate CRT display is available DM D If optional peripheral is not connected to COM3 Port the customer display is connectable Mode 1 Mode 1 TM DM D displayed during the BIOS setup The operation of TM T88II and some of the EPSON TM is assured at this Mode with COM3 conn...

Page 188: ...cter are in Hydra connection as listed below DRW Hardware Flow control is DSR DTR DM D Hardware Flow control is RTS CTS COM3 Mode Seting Specification 1 The customer display can be connected if any optional peropheral is connected to COM3 port Only DM D that controls software flow can be used in this case 2 SOme of the TM printer TM 88II can be used Table A4 1 COM3 Mode Setting and Status of each ...

Page 189: ...ix 1 8 Customer Display Connector 1 7 Customer Display Port Appendix 1 7 D Device Diagnostics Utility 3 15 Device self diagnosis utility 1 2 DIMM 6 46 Display Driver Installation 2 7 DM 3 20 DMA 5 5 DM D Unit 6 44 Drawer CRT Board 6 17 Drawer Kick Connector 1 8 Appendix 1 1 Drawer Port Appendix 1 9 DSTN 5 21 E Electrical capacitance to the external devices 5 17 EPSON OPOS ADK 4 11 Ethernet Connect...

Page 190: ... 5 14 PNP PCI CONFIGURATION 3 8 Power LED 1 6 1 10 POWER LED Adjustment 5 23 POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP 3 7 Power On Self Test POST 3 11 Power Supply Unit 5 11 5 16 Protection Circuit Unit 5 17 PWRGOOD Signal 5 12 R Rear Cover 1 7 Recommended Setting according with Operation Appendix 2 12 Required Clearance 1 11 Reset Switch 1 5 1 9 S Screen Saver For NT 4 7 Sequences 5 16 Serial Port Appendix 1 2 Ser...

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