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Connect the system to the POS device using a serial cable. In order to display Text data over a screen,
at least one of the channels is to be set to TEXT recording mode and TEXT display. Set whether to
display TEXT data over a screen from SETUP 'EVENT SETUP' EVENT – TEXT MONITORING. Select the
channel to display TEXT data over a screen from SETUP 'EVENT SETUP ' TEXT –SYNC CHANNEL. POS
TEXT data is displayed only over a full screen, not on quad split screen.
· DEVICE : NORMAL / Finger007 type are available. NORMAL means a normal input device such as a bar
code scanning device. Finger007 means a finger print scan device.
· PROTOCOL : When PROTOCOL is set to °ÆOFF°Ø, header1, header2, and delimiter are not activated.
· Header1: Input letters that indicate the beginning of TEXT data in order to analyze device data.
· Header2: Input letters that indicate the beginning of TEXT data. (Two Headers can be input.)
· Delimiter: Input letters that indicate the end of TEXT data
· LINES: Set the number of lines to display TEXT data.
· SYNC CHANNEL: Select the channel to display TEXT data from a POS device.
· DEVICE
- NORMAL : Select NORMAL when connecting a normal input device such as a bar code scanning device.
- Finger 007 : Select 'Finger007' when connecting a finger print scan device.
· CHECK PROTOCOL
- HEADER1
- HEADER2
- DELIMITER
- LINES : Set the number of lines to display TEXT data.
5.6.4 POS quick guide
Ex) The following are sample data from a POS device.
Kalatel Quick-Easy Mart<0D><0A>
3197 Airport Loop Drive<0D><0A>
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626<0D><0A>
<0D><0A>
Candy Bar $1.49<0D><0A>
Soft Drink 64oz. $2.49<0D><0A> Chips $0.99<0D><0A>
---------------------------<0D><0A>
TOTAL $ 7.99<0D><0A>
<0D><0A>
When CHECK PROTOCOL is set to OFF, a different
data format from the above is displayed.
When HEADER1/2 is set to none and DELIMITER is
set to <0D><0A> and LINES is set to 10 lines, TEXT
data is displayed as below,
Chapter 5. Configuration
Chapter 5. Configuration