
Step by Step
1. Connect the interface cable between the cash drawer and the computer's serial port.
KSC Cabling Specifications
Mini Din
Connector
Computer Serial Port
Color
Pin #
25 Pin
9 Pin
Definition
Brown
Shell
1
5
FG
Green
6
2
3
TxD
Blue
1
3
2
RxD
Red
2
4
7
RTS
Black
7
7
5
SG
White
8
22
9
RI
Jumper 1*
-
4-5
7-8
RTS-CTS
Jumper 2*
-
6-8-20
1-4-6
DSR-DCD-DTR
* Jumpers simulate hardware handshaking
2. Set DIP switches. There are four configuration switches visible on the back of the
cash drawer The ON direction is noted on the switch by an arrow.
DIP Switch Settings
SW1
SW2
Definition
ON
OFF
Selects TxD as open pulse source
*
Use either:
OFF
ON
Selects RxD as open pulse source
SW1 & SW2 must be
opposite one another
* = Factory default
SW3
SW4
Definition
OFF
ON
Noise filter active
*
Use either:
ON
OFF
Noise filter inactive
SW3 & SW4 must be
opposite one another
* = Factory default
3. Factory settings are correct for most installations. If you are using a terminal which
sends serial data on pin 3 of a DB25 connector or pin 2 of a DB9 connector, then set
SW2 ON and SW1 OFF. If you are using a slow baud rate (below 1200) the high
noise filter may reject opening characters as noise. Try setting SW3 ON and SW4
OFF to eliminate noise rejection or use a higher baud rate (1200 to 9600).
4. Make sure center drawer lock is unlocked. (The manual release on the right of the
drawer is always unlocked). Plug in the AC adapter to jack on rear of drawer if your
system requires one. Check everything over one more time.