Installing replaceable parts 7-81
sert the tie wrap through the hole at the top of the board
mount and tie its ends together. Trim off the excess.
7. Replace the rear terminal PCP in its mount.
8.
Plug the interconnect cable on the IAS (J1) into the con
nector on the top of the rear terminal PCP (J28). Posi
tion the cable along the back of the terminal to keep it
clear of the edges when the housing is closed.
9.
If the ISWs are attached correctly, plug the terminal
block into J2 on the IAS PCP, this reconnects the power
to the terminal.
Route the ISW to the bottom of the rear housing to pre
vent interference with the PCP assembly when the
housing is closed.
10. When complete, close and lock the housing assembly.
Refer to
Opening the terminal,
if necessary.
Optional features:
Datajack and smart card alert
Terminals can be fitted with either the datajack or the smart
card alert feature.
• An
APC datajack
module can be installed at the factory
when a terminal is ordered. This installation requires a
datajack telephony board and a firmware upgrade for the
control board.
• The
smart card alert
feature requires the insertion of a
daughter board into a GAL socket on a smart card
control PCP. The alerter and keypad PCPs are then
connected to the daughter board with two-wire cables.
This feature also requires a firmware upgrade for the
control board.
Millennium multi-pay terminal installation, operation, and maintenance guide
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