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- Page 1 User manual HW 90196 and components VECTRON Systems AG Version 1.0...
- Page 2 Vectron User manual Document informationen Project: Vectron Type of Document: User manual Version: Date of issue: 02.02.2001 Author: Nicolett Linke / Lin Höft & Wessel AG, Hannover Changes: Version: Revison: Date 01.00 Translation of german version 1.2 02.02.2001 atü This document and its contents shall not be reproduced or transferred in any form without express permission. Compensation will be claimed for any infringement.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
3.2 Software ........................14 3.3 Block diagram........................ 15 3.4 Power consumption ....................... 16 Power supply of HW 90196 with accu block HW 19196 ..........17 4.1 Technical data ....................... 17 4.2 Charging condition of accu block ................... 18 4.3 Replacing the accu block in HW 90196................18 4.4 Maintenance of accu block .................... - Page 4 Vectron User manual Printer HW 90195 ......................32 6.1 Technical data....................... 33 6.1.1 Hardware ......................33 6.1.2 Software........................ 34 6.1.3 Block diagram ....................... 35 6.1.4 Power consumption ....................36 6.2 Functions ........................36 6.2.1 Operating modes ....................36 6.2.2 Function indication LEDs ..................37 6.2.3...
- Page 5 User manual Vectron Connection of the HW 90196 and HW 90195 via radio transmission ......54 9.1 General.......................... 54 9.2 Technical architecture....................55 9.3 Function diagram ......................56 9.3.1 Initial logon of MDE ....................56 9.3.2 Repeated logon of MDE ..................56 10.
- Page 6 Vectron User manual 10.8.5 15.209 Radiated emission limits................66 10.8.6 15.247 Operation within the bands ... 2400 – 2483.5 MHz ........67 10.8.7 15.249 Operation within the bands ... 2400 – 2483.5 MHz ........68 11. List of figures ........................69 12.
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Page 7: General
HW 86020 mobile data registration device Target group This documentation refers to all users of HW 90196 and also to users dealing with operating system levels of HW 90196. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. -
Page 8: Important Comments For Application
Remove devices from packaging. Keep packaging material for future shipment purposes! Accu blocks are not inserted in HW 90196 at time of delivery. After unpacking of box accu blocks have to be inserted in HW 90196. A final functional test of the HW 90196 and its peripheral devices should be performed before delivery to customer. -
Page 9: Bring-In Service (Repair Of Devices)
It is due to the responsibility of the customer to remove any plug-ins (e.g. dealer cards) from the HW 90196 mobile POS terminal before shipment to H & W. Company H & W is not liable for loss of plug-ins or resulting damages. -
Page 10: Graphik Presentation And Keyboard
F1 – F4 keyboard with 16 keys mains supply/charging contact lock-key for lid of accu- mulator casing window for infrared interface fig. 1: HW 90196, frontal view © Höft & Wessel AG page 10/70 Subject to amendment, errors excepted HW90195UserMan.doc 02.02.2001... -
Page 11: Keyboard Functions
User manual Vectron 2.2 Keyboard functions Function Switch on/off device Corrections (delete of last character) Numerical keys for numerical inputs. Decimal point inputs. Scroll key downward. Scroll key upward. Close data input. Function keys Below the display you find – in addition to the key board further down – function keys. Those help in con- junction with relevant display messages to carry out program tasks faster. -
Page 12: Switch On/Off Hw 90196
If not pressed long enough second function will be acti- vated. The period of time before automatic switch off of HW 90196 kann be changed in the application program. 2.2.2 KEYBOARD-CLICK-function (keyboard beep) during standard mode Any keyboard stroke will be answered by an acoustic beep signal. -
Page 13: Technical Data
User manual Vectron 3. Technical data 3.1 Hardware Casing: Robust casing made of 100% reusable ABS-plastic, with integrated ring for shoulder strap. Dimensions: L 156 mm, W 83 mm, H 35,5 mm. Weight: approx. 337 g (without accu block), less than 400 g (with accu block). -
Page 14: Software
Vectron User manual • Read/Write unit for Plug-in reader in accordance with ISO 7816, FCI 7312 E 0225 S01, SMD smart cards: (at top of device). • 2 plug-in places for 2 dealer cards in ID-000 format (under accu block). -
Page 15: Block Diagram
User manual Vectron 3.3 Block diagram fig. 2: HW 90196, Block diagram © Höft & Wessel AG page 15/70 02.02.2001 1.00 HW90195UserMan.doc Subject to amendment, errors excepted... -
Page 16: Power Consumption
3,8 V while discharged accus provoke higher currents. The operating status of the radio module has a significant influence of the overall power consumption of terminal HW 90196. In par- ticular, if the terminal is switched off or outside radio frequency range (see No. 8, 12, 6, 4, 2), program- ming should meet these conditions, e.g. -
Page 17: Power Supply Of Hw 90196 With Accu Block Hw 19196
4. Power supply of HW 90196 with accu block HW 19196 The power supply of HW 90196 is realised by an accu block which is inserted in the device. The accu block HW 19196 consists of a module of 3 NiCd-cells with a total capacity of 1000 mAh. -
Page 18: Charging Condition Of Accu Block
4.2 Charging condition of accu block The loading capacity of accu block should always be used to full extend. Keep HW 90196 in operation until the message „attention! Recharge batteries!!!“ is indicated in the display. After this the device can still be used for a while, however only essential inputs should be entered and the accu block be re- charged afterwards. -
Page 19: Maintenance Of Accu Block
HW 90196 with it. About how to store device and accu block see also 1.1 „Important comments for application“. -
Page 20: Operating System
Those functions which are explained in this chapter are installed as standard features in the operating system of the HW 90196 and are independent of the type of application program. The user will usually not have to deal with the operating system, as during normal operation only the displays of the application program are presented. -
Page 21: Operating System-Basic Menu
- HW 90196 - Checkdisk B: OK File system B: OK WBoot -> C The HW 90196 presents the following display, if an error has been detected on one of its disks: - HW 90196 - Checkdisk B: Error F-CBoot ! -> C The application program has to be deleted in order to avoid non-defined program conditions and has to be downloaded again in order to take the HW 90196 back into operation. - Page 22 Vectron User manual ↙ ↙ ↙ ↙ (Entry) or F2 (End) Select Language 300 (German language chosen) 1=D 2=GB 300 (English language chosen) With language selected „2=GB“ system messages will be presented in english. English will be set as a standard settting after a reset.
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Page 23: System-Info-Display
BBBBB TT.MM.JJ HH:MM SSSSSSSS = Customer-specific start set NNNNNNNN = Serial number of the HW 90196 (identical with number indicated on type plate) EEEE = Customer-specific EPROM-No. (Höft & Wessel internal). XXXX = Size of working storage (hex). YYYY = Storage capacity of RAM-Disk (hex). -
Page 24: Warm Start
To proceed, the re- set-key in the accumulator compartment may be activated. Note that the accumulator block should only be removed if the HW 90196 is switched off, as otherwise files could be damaged during running write operations. -
Page 25: Format Flash-Disk
90196 and should thus be executed only in emergency cases! The FLASH-disk in the HW 90196 is administered as a virtual hard disk. In order to delete all files on a disk, it has to be formated anew just as a floppy or a HD. -
Page 26: Radio Module Configuration Menu (Dect-Menu)
After confirmation with the C-key in display 385 the FLASH-disk has been formatted succesfully. 5.5 Radio module configuration menu (DECT-menu) 5.5.1 Terminal Enter the code "30141590" from the basic state of the operating system. - HW 90196 - Select „DECT-menu“ with arrow keys. ->DECT menu Printer menu Enter (↵) for confirmation. - Page 27 User manual Vectron Radion module serial number Determination and indication of radio module no. of PT-radio-modules. Sent commands Display Possible error message Remarks GNDNR N-number: <NO> radio module does not respond End with any key Offline-Subscribtion SK Proceeds offline-subscribing, requires entering of radio module no., PIN and PAK of radio terminal...
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Page 28: Printer
Air Subscription The DECT-menu for the printer is, concerning its functions, equal to the Defaults one for the HW 90196. The DECT-menu for the terminal additionally con- Firmware tains the menu level „download“. To configure the radio module in the printer the terminal and the printer have to be aligned with their infra- red interfaces on the bottom sides of the devices towards each other. -
Page 29: Connection To A Pc
The connection to the PC is only terminated by a command of the PC, by pressing the F2(End)-key on the HW 90196 or because of a time-out, if it was not possible to establish the connection or if the connec- tion hab been interrupted. - Page 30 Vectron User manual The display 415 is only presented, if the HW 90196 has been inserted in the communication station. Else the communication program is aborted. F1 (No) load program F4 (Yes) from PC via IrDA ? F1 (No) 315 ( p.
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Page 31: Error Messages Of The Operating System
HW 90196 in the communication station or in the accu charging station 16196. If the HW 90196 still does not react, the error may have different causes. These have to be detected by the Höft&Wessel-service. For this reason, the device has to be sent to Höft&Wessel. -
Page 32: Printer Hw 90195
User manual 6. Printer HW 90195 The mobile printer HW 90195 has been specifically designed for use with POS terminal HW 90196. The connection to the terminal is established via radio transmission. The printer is powered by an individual high-performance power supply. Also a belt fastening facility is provided. The Easy Paper Load Technol- ogy for fast changing of the paper reel has been applied. -
Page 33: Technical Data
User manual Vectron 6.1 Technical data 6.1.1 Hardware Casing: Robust ABS-plastic casing with fastening facilities for belt Dimensions: L 133 mm, W 98 mm, H 64 mm. Weight: Ca. 446 g incl. rechargable battery, ca. 280 g without battery. On/Off switch: Key design. -
Page 34: Software
Vectron User manual 6.1.2 Software Instruction set: Epson Escape-sequencies for POS-printer (subset). Character set: Line print, any font type, special characters printable. Automatic line break after 24 characters/line at standard font. Infrared: IR-protocol, Initialization of radio module via IR-interface. Radio module features: Sleep-mode programmable;... -
Page 35: Block Diagram
User manual Vectron 6.1.3 Block diagram fig. 6: Drucker HW 90196, Block diagram © Höft & Wessel AG page 35/70 02.02.2001 1.00 HW90195UserMan.doc Subject to amendment, errors excepted... -
Page 36: Power Consumption
Vectron User manual 6.1.4 Power consumption Following table shows an approximate overview of power consumption of mobile printer HW 90195 at different operating states (BIOS printer #09906, firmware radio module: #09907). The power consumption during printing depends much on the print image. The pulse motor will be supplied with power for 15 sec- onds after each printout (see 2), holding the printout tight for easy tear off. -
Page 37: Function Indication Leds
User manual Vectron 6.2.2 Function indication LEDs A list of all LED-combinations will be shown in the following. The green LED usually indicates the accu charging condition: • on = „ok“, • flashing = „low“ oder „discharged“. The red LED indicates several error conditions: •... -
Page 38: Fonts
Vectron User manual 6.3 Fonts 6.3.1 Standard font 1 Following table shows an overview of provided font 1 of mobile printer . Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII “ & ′ ′ ′ ′ < > ∼ ∼ ∼ ∼... - Page 39 User manual Vectron Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII ’ £ ¤ Ä ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Å å Æ æ § ” ’ ” (SP) IJ ij Ň † █ ’ Ö Ø ø ” Ü ß...
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Page 40: Standard Font 2
Vectron User manual 6.3.2 Standard font 2 Following table shows an overview of font 2 of mobile printer. Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII & < > ∼ ∼ ∼ ∼ © Höft & Wessel AG page 40/70 Subject to amendment, errors excepted HW90195UserMan.doc... - Page 41 User manual Vectron Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII Dez. ASCII À à Á á ¢ Â â £ Ã ã ¤ Ä ä „ Å å † Æ æ ŧ § Ç ç ¨ È è ‰ © É...
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Page 42: Test Printout
The HW 90195 stops during printing and shows no The accu block is almost completely discharged more reaction. and HW 90196 stopped printing. Recharge accu block or insert a recharged accu block. Printing does not start. Read messages in display of terminal. -
Page 43: Special Features Of Printer
User manual Vectron 6.6 Special features of printer Paper hold: After printing the last line the printer holds on tight of the printout for 15 seconds by motor power to facili- ate the tear off. After this period, resp. if the accu is low, discharged or taken out, the printout needs to be torn off more carefully. -
Page 44: Changing Paper Reel Of Printer
Vectron User manual 6.7 Changing paper reel of printer 1. Press green key to open casing of paper reel. 2. Open flap completely. 3. Insert paper reel in trough-shaped position. 4. Insert paper reel with ending lapping over flap. 5. Close flap. -
Page 45: Comments About The Thermopaper
User manual Vectron 6.7.1 Comments about the thermopaper Recommended thermopaper: 65 µm (Nippon Paper Industries) TF50KS-E2C 65 µm TP50KJ-R 65 µm AP50KS-E 65 µm (Mitsubishi Paper) HP220-AB1 75 µm (Oji Paper) PD160R-N fig. 9: Specification of thermopaper Temperature range: up to +50 °C Humidity: max. -
Page 46: Power Supply With Accu Block Hw 19195
1000 re-charging cycles. Safety features: Sunk-in contacts. Contacts: 2 high-current contacts. Optional 3 contact for charging condition monitoring via HW 90196. Spring mounted design in plastic inset, self-centering form © Höft & Wessel AG Subject to amendment, errors excepted HW90195UserMan.doc 02.02.2001... -
Page 47: Replacing Accu Block Of Printer Hw 90195
User manual Vectron 6.8.2 Replacing accu block of printer HW 90195 1. Open lid of accu casing by pressing both locking bottoms of accu casing lid. 2. Remove accu block. 3. Insert new accu block (reverse battery protection- no vice versa insertion possible). -
Page 48: Base Station Hw 8660
Vectron User manual 7. Base Station HW 8660 The HW 8660 is the base station for radio data transmission. It is suitable for communication with de- vices containing Radiomodules of Höft & Wessel. Peripheral devices like modem, printer etc. can be connected via serial interfaces. -
Page 49: Technical Data
User manual Vectron 7.1 Technical data 7.1.1 Hardware Casing: Plastic injection moulded casing, suitable for mounting on wall and ceiling; casing rear side: aluminium plate. Dimensions: L 157 mm, W 200 mm, H 61 mm. Weight: Ca. 835 g. Connection network: 1 Twisted Pair Ethernet (10base-T). -
Page 50: Block Diagram
Vectron User manual 7.1.3 Block diagram fig. 12: HW 8660, Block diagram © Höft & Wessel AG Subject to amendment, errors excepted HW90195UserMan.doc 02.02.2001 page 50/70... -
Page 51: Power Supply Unit
User manual Vectron 7.2 Power supply unit The Base Station HW 8660 is connected to the mains by means of various power supply units. fig. 13: HW 1204, frontal view 7.2.1 Technical data Type: Power supply unit with mains lead (2 m length) and 3-pole plug contact. -
Page 52: Plug-In In Id-000-Format
If the dealer card is sent in „oversize format“, take out the punched card part (plug-in) carefully. The HW 90196 can take in 2 plug-ins. The corresponding slots are on the bottom side of the HW 90196 on the board which you will see after having removed the accu block. -
Page 53: Inserting The Plug-In
User manual Vectron 8.2 Inserting the plug-in 1. Switch off the HW 90196. 2. Take out accu block. 3. Push lid of casing (see fig. 17) to the back. ℜ 4. Open lid topwise. ℘ 5. Insert plug-in in lid. -
Page 54: Connection Of The Hw 90196 And Hw 90195 Via Radio Transmission
Vectron User manual 9. Connection of the HW 90196 and HW 90195 via radio transmission 9.1 General The digital radio data transmission allows the application of mobile devices as online-terminals. The loca- tion independent online-access and/or –transmission of relevant data faciliates timing and coordination of complex schemes in areas as mobile data registration or catering. -
Page 55: Technical Architecture
Plug in western connector of mains lead in Base Station HW 8660. Plug other end 8660 in mains supply socket. HW 90196 The HW 90196 with integrated radio module must be logged on to host via Telnet. HW 90195 The mobile printer communicates with Base Station via radio transmission and prints relevant documents. -
Page 56: Function Diagram
Vectron User manual 9.3 Function diagram 9.3.1 Initial logon of MDE • The radio fixed part (in Base Station) sends program Switcher signal information about established connection to Mobile Part (=radio module in MDE). • Switcher determines serial number of MDE. -
Page 57: Radio Frequency Transmission System According To Fcc Part 15
There is no provision for connecting external antennas or amplifiers. 10.3.2 Product HW 90195/US The product HW 90196/US is a mobile printer using low power radio communication in the 2400 – 2483.5 MHz band. Radio frequency is used for transmission of digital information between the product and other devices supporting the same radio standard. -
Page 58: Product Hw 8660/Us
Vectron User manual 10.3.3 Product HW 8660/US The product HW 8660/US is a radio base station operating in the 2400 – 2483.5 MHz band. It includes a general purpose microcomputer which serves external interfaces such as Ethernet, RS-232 and Cen- tronics. -
Page 59: Carrier Modulation
User manual Vectron The frequency stability of the radio frequency carriers at the transceiver shall be better than +/- 50 kHz under extreme temperature conditions. 10.4.2 Carrier modulation For transmission of binary data on a frequency channel, GFSK modulation is used. The nominal modula- tion equals 400 kHz. -
Page 60: Generic Frequency Hopping Patterns
Vectron User manual 10.5.3 Generic frequency hopping patterns I=46 generic hopping patterns are defined. Each generic hopping pattern uses all 48 frequency channels. Over a period of the hopping pattern, each frequency channel is used during a single frame. Therefore the signal power is distributed uniformly over all frequency channels. - Page 61 User manual Vectron 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47...
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Page 62: Hopping Channels
Vectron User manual Each basestation has assigned a fixed generic hopping pattern. Co-located basestations may use the same generic hopping pattern or different generic hopping patterns without restriction. Endpoints support the whole set of generic hopping patterns. When an endpoint establishes a connection to a basestation it detects, during the synchronization procedure, the generic hopping pattern to be used. -
Page 63: Monitoring Of The Environment
User manual Vectron 10.6.2 Monitoring of the environment Both sides, basestation and endpoint regularly and independently perform RSSI scans of all accessible hopping channels and time slots. The basestation broadcasts on its dummy bearer a list of allowed hop- ping channels and time slots. Any endpoint maintain a list of quietest channels, i.e. preferred values (l,k) for setting up a connection. -
Page 64: Interference Avoidance Strategies
Vectron User manual 10.7 Interference avoidance strategies 10.7.1 Interference within the system The medium access procedures provide sufficient mechanisms so that there is no relevant interference within a system. Only endpoints send out a signal that are synchronized to the basestation. -
Page 65: Interference From Other Sources
User manual Vectron 10.7.3 Interference from other sources Other frequency hopping systems may cause occasional packet loss which is solved through packet re- transmission. The same applies to CW interferers. In case the interference pattern of a specific interferer tends to disturb specific time slots or hopping channels, the system will avoid these channels. -
Page 66: Specific Requirements From Fcc Chapter 15
Vectron User manual 10.8 Specific requirements from FCC chapter 15 10.8.1 15.203 Antenna requirement An intentional radiator shall be designed to ensure that no antenna other than furnished by the responsi- ble party shall be used with the device. The use of a permanently attached antenna or of an antenna that uses a unique coupling to the intentional radiator shall be considered sufficient to comply with the provi- sions of this Section. -
Page 67: Operation Within The Bands
User manual Vectron 10.8.6 15.247 Operation within the bands ... 2400 – 2483.5 MHz ... (a) Operation under provisions of this section is limited to frequency hopping and direct sequence spread spectrum intentional radiators that comply with the following provisions: (1) Frequency hopping systems shall have hopping channel carrier frequencies separated by a minimum of 25 kHz or the 20 dB bandwidth of the hopping channel whichever is greater. -
Page 68: Operation Within The Bands
Vectron User manual (h) The incorporation of intelligence within a frequency hopping spread spectrum system that permits the system to recognize other users within the spectrum band so that it individually and independently choses and adapts its hopsets to avoid hopping on occupied channels is permitted. The coordination of fre- quency hopping systems in any other manner for the express purpose of avoiding the simultaneous oc- cupancy of individual hopping frequencies by multiple transmitters is not permitted. -
Page 69: List Of Figures
13: HW 1204, frontal view........................51 fig. 14: Plug-in ............................. 52 fig. 15: HW 90196 with plug-ins ........................52 fig. 16: Inserting the plug-in......................... 53 fig. 17: Radio transmission with HW 90196 / HW 90195................55 © Höft & Wessel AG 02.02.2001 1.00 HW90195UserMan.doc... -
Page 70: Index
—C— Replacing accu block of printer 47 Technical data 33 Connection to a pc 29 Test printout 42 Thermopaper 45 —D— HW 90196 Application 8 Dealer card 52 Block diagram 15 Display Bring-in service plug-in 9 300 21, 25 Frontal view 10...