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Teampos2000 OPOS Software Installation Guide Retail Platform Software Support PoS2000 OPOS Software Installation Guide Issue 1.00 Team Sep 28, 2005 Status: WIP Channels: ALL Author: VLS/DJ TeamPoS2000 OPOS Software Installation Guide This document and the information contained herein are distributed by Fujitsu Transaction Solutions Inc. ("Fujitsu") to the recipient for the purpose of facilitating business transactions with Fujitsu. Fujitsu endeavors to ensure that the information in this document is accurate and complete at the time of printing, but does not accept liability for any error or omission. Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................ 2 Purpose of this Document ........................................................................................... 3 Caveats ....................................................................................................................... 3 Sequence of Installation .............................................................................................. 3 TeamPoS2000 OPOS Installation ............................................................................... 5 OPOS Common Controls Installation....................................................................... 5 Fujitsu Peripheral OPOS Services ........................................................................... 7 133UQ Preh Keyboard OPOS Services................................................................. 14 DT50II (Epson) Printer OPOS Device Services Installation ................................... 27 DT50II Base OPOS Installation Package .............................................................................................................................27 DT50II OPOS Service Pack Installation Package ................................................................................................................36 Configuring DT50II RS232 Printer and MICR Devices.........................................................................................................42 Configuring DT50II USB Printer and MICR Devices.............................................................................................................49 D15 LCD OPOS Device Services Installation ........................................................ 57 D15 LCD MSR ......................................................................................................................................................................57 D15 LCD Keypad/MSR.........................................................................................................................................................60 Appendix A - TeamPoS2000 Communication Boards ............................................... 65 TeamCOM Retail I/O (7 RS232 Ports) Board Setup for TeamPOS 2000 .............. 66 TeamCOMBO (4 RS232 / 4 USB Ports) Board Setup for TeamPOS 2000............ 68 RS232 default port details: ...................................................................................................................................................72 USB port assignments: .........................................................................................................................................................72 TeamUSB (7 USB Ports) Board Setup for TeamPOS 2000................................... 73 TeamUSB default port details:..............................................................................................................................................75 Appendix B - USB Device Driver Installation ............................................................. 76 VF50U 2x20 Display Driver Installation.................................................................. 76 92U USB Keyboard Driver Installation ................................................................... 87 TeamUSB COM10 Port Driver Installation ............................................................. 95 Appendix C - OPOS Installation Test Utilities .......................................................... 105 Fujitsu OPOS Test Utilities................................................................................... 105 OPOS Cash Drawer Interface Test ....................................................................................................................................105 OPOS VFD 2x20 Display Interface Test.............................................................................................................................108 OPOS SlimScan1200 Scanner Interface Test....................................................................................................................110 133UQ Keyboard OPOS Device Functions.......................................................... 112 133UQ POS Keys Test.......................................................................................................................................................113 133UQ MSR Test ...............................................................................................................................................................115 133UQ Tone Indicator Test ................................................................................................................................................116 133UQ Keylock Test...........................................................................................................................................................118 DT50II Printer Device Test................................................................................... 119 D15 Keypad/MSR Test Utilities............................................................................ 122 Appendix D – Uninstalling COM Ports..................................................................... 129 TeamPOS2000 OPOS SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 2 Purpose of this Document This document is intended to serve as a guide in installing and configuring various vendor-supplied OPOS devices and services under the Windows1 operating systems running on TeamPoS2000 platforms. Caveats Not all hardware and/or software configurations are described. The reader should review their specific configuration and adapt these steps as appropriate. Basic knowledge of the TeamPoS2000, its hardware jumper/switch settings and peripheral options, is assumed. Two basic TeamPoS2000 configurations are depicted in the following examples. • Scenario #1 – TeamPoS2000, 133UQ PS/2 Keyboard, Retail I/O board, Serial devices • Scenario #2 – TeamPoS2000, 133UQ USB Keyboard, TeamCOMBO board, Serial 2x20 display, and USB Devices Sequence of Installation The base configuration utilizes peripherals from several different vendors, including, Fujitsu, Epson, and Preh. This document discusses the installation of OPOS services supplied by each of these vendors. Installation of the various software components can be performed in any order desired, though services and test utilities will not be functional until OPOS Common Controls are installed, and any required serial COM ports configured. The recommended order of installation is as follows: 1. Installation of Windows operating system. Note: This document is not intended to explain how to accomplish the operating system installation. The steps and examples shown here were implemented on a Windows XP Professional install. 2. Base TeamPoS2000 control slice drivers, e.g. video, touch… 3. OPOS Common Controls 4. Fujitsu supplied OPOS services 5. 133UQ keyboard using Preh supplied OPOS services 6. DT50II (a.k.a. Epson TM-H6000II) printer using Epson supplied OPOS services. 1 Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. TeamPOS2000 OPOS SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 3 The following links (confirmed accurate and live as of this writing) are supplied for procurement of drivers and OPOS services: Base TeamPoS2000 drivers http://www.ftxs.fujitsu.com/fujitsutemp.asp?navid=47 OPOS Common Controls http://monroecs.com/opos.htm Fujitsu supplied OPOS services http://www.ftxs.fujitsu.com/fujitsutemp.asp?navid=645 133UQ keyboard (Preh) OPOS services http://www.preh.com/ DT50II (Epson) OPOS services http://pos.epson.com/posindex.htm Versions current as of this writing: OPOS Common Controls 1.9.000 Fujitsu supplied OPOS services 1.3.7 133UQ keyboard (Preh) OPOS services 1.4.046 DT50II (Epson) OPOS services 2.40e SP1 Reasoning for this installation sequence: Fujitsu OPOS installation makes registry entries for the Retail I/O or TeamCOMBO multi- port communication boards and exposes the serial ports to Windows, allowing the subsequent configuration of the DT50II printer. Note: If the wrong I/O board type was selected or if the wrong I/O address for the I/O base address was selected which causes the COM ports to be installed incorrectly, refer to Appendix D for the procedure to uninstall the COM ports so that they can be installed correctly. TeamPOS2000 OPOS SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 4 TeamPoS2000 OPOS Installation The following steps depict sample installation of: • OPOS Common Controls • Fujitsu peripheral OPOS services • 133UQ/Preh OPOS services • DT50II/Epson OPOS services • D15 LCD OPOS services OPOS Common Controls Installation • Download OPOS common controls from http://monroecs.com/opos.htm, and run the installation program: Figure 1 TeamPOS2000 OPOS SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 5 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 OPOS Common Control object files are copied to the folder depicted above, and properly registered. TeamPOS2000 OPOS SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 6 Fujitsu Peripheral OPOS Services • The Fujitsu 1.3.7
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