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- Page 1 Radiant Model P1520 POS Terminal User Guide V1.2 Version 1.2 04/02/07...
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Page 2: Format/Contents
Using this Guide Format/Contents This user's guide is designed to help you set up and use the P1520 Point of Sale. The official product name is P1520 Point of Sale and offers multiple configurations depending on operating system, memory, touchscreen, motion sensor, or storage configurations. It is designed as a reference guide. All steps and overviews contained in this guide can be used as a functional reference when you are using the system on- site. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Format/Contents....................ii Text Notations....................ii Text Symbols ....................ii Introducing the Radiant Model P1520 POS Terminal ......3 Model P1520 Every-Unit-Item Features and Benefits ........4 Model P1520 Optional Features....................5 Specifications ....................7 Installing the P1520 ................8 Wall Mount Installation - P762F004* .................. - Page 4 Important Safety Warning For Coin Battery Replacement and Handling ...23 P1520 Device Drivers................. 23 General P15xx Configuration and Settings ..........23 P15xx (dvOCD/C500) P704Fxxx Software Developers Kit (SDK) ....25 Upgrading BIOS using RadFlash.exe ............27 Removing a Defective P1520............. 27 Hardware Certifications..............28 Appendix: P1520 Troubleshooting Guide.......... 30 Version 1.2 04/02/07...
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Page 5: Introducing The Radiant Model P1520 Pos Terminal
The P1520 supports multiple operating systems including Windows XP Professional and XP Embedded. The P1520 provides full support for TCP/IP networking on a 10BaseT or 100 BaseT Ethernet network and it has full support for a wireless network (optional). Upgradeability and expandability are fundamental to the P1520 and it offers a field replaceable MSR and power supply, upgradeable RAM and storage, and expansion through the low-profile PCI and mini-PCI slot. -
Page 6: Model P1520 Every-Unit-Item Features And Benefits
P1520 User Guide Product Stability By using Intel’s embedded processor family, the P1520 offers guaranteed product stability for many years unlike traditional consumer desktop and mobile PCs that have short processor life spans of only a few months. This benefit provides a consistent configuration which is critical for rollouts that might last several years. -
Page 7: Model P1520 Optional Features
P1520. The biometric reader is typically used for employee login to the software application. Dallas I-Button Reader Option See configuration options This feature adds a Dallas I-Button reader to the MSR module of the P1520. The Dallas I-Button reader is typically used for employee login to the software application. Version 1.2... - Page 8 DVI to VGA adapter cable Feature Number: CB00429 To use a VGA projector or second VGA display, this adaptor cable converts the DVI port on the P1520 to a VGA port output. DVI Male to DB-15 Male VGA cable. Wall Mount Kit...
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Page 9: Specifications
Powered USB (24v) Option See configuration options This feature adds a 24 volt, powered USB port into the tilt base of the P1520. Powered USB offers a single connection receptacle that includes both a standard USB connector and a locking power connector (USB+power). -
Page 10: Installing The P1520
With Radiant Application Software: Upon the initial boot of the P1520, typically the Back Office server should detect the new P1520 and send all appropriate data files to the unit. After the initial file transfer has completed, the unit will automatically reboot. Following the reboot the P1520 unit should be fully operational. -
Page 11: Wall Mount Installation - P762F004
Otherwise, wrap a card with a saturated paper towel of glass cleaner and swipe gently to clean reader head. Secure Mounting Dimensions: The P1520 has several mounting options included countertop, wall mount, and keyboard tray. In addition, we can lock the terminal using a laptop locking cable. See below for bolt pattern. - Page 12 P1520 User Guide 3. Wall Bracket Installation 4. Remove single machine screw from P15xx base located in the cable channel. Secure wall mounting bracket using 5 ¼-inch screws. Note: The 3 middle screws must be centered on a stud when mounting to a sheet rock wall.
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Page 13: Setting Up The P1520
P1520 User Guide Setting Up the P1520 In order to begin using the P1520 for your POS operations, you must first set up various standard and peripheral components, including connecting the power source, connecting the P1520 to your network, and connecting any necessary peripheral devices. -
Page 14: Terminal Model Number Labels
Connecting the Power Source P1520 has an auto-sensing power supply rated for 110V and 240V, 50Hz or 60Hz located in the base. Source power is drawn from a regular AC wall outlet. The electronics are “universal” – that is, they will function when connected to standard wall outlets of most nationalities around the world. -
Page 15: Using The Rs-232 Ports
User Manual to determine which type of port it supports. To connect a peripheral device to one of the RS-232 serial ports on the P1520, plug the device cord into any of the serial ports (labeled RS232 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 on the bottom panel). See picture 2-1 for a visual reference of the ports’... -
Page 16: Using The Usb Ports
User Manual to determine which type of port it supports. To connect a peripheral device to one of the USB host ports on the P1520, plug the device cord into one of the USB ports (labeled USB on the bottom panel). See picture 2-1 for a visual reference of the ports’... -
Page 17: Using The Pci Expansion Slot
Hard Drive Storage NOTE: Unplug the terminal before opening the back panel door. You can access the hard drive on the P1520 located on the top panel. See picture 2-2 for a visual reference of the slots’ location. Compact Flash Storage NOTE: Unplug the terminal before opening the back panel door. -
Page 18: Led Diagnostics
P1520 User Guide LED Diagnostics On the bottom panel of the P1520, there are 2 LED lights on the network port and 3 on the connectivity panel that can be used for diagnostics. Network LEDs Green - "Lnk" - is active and solid with functioning network connection. -
Page 19: Optional Mylar Overlay On The P1520 Resistive Touchscreens
NOTE: The above steps may vary depending on your installed operating system and software application. 3. If proper shutdown through the software application or operating system is not achievable. Then, press the “On/Off” button located on the I/O connectivity panel at the bottom P1520. This will create an operating system shutdown. -
Page 20: Touch Calibration
P1520 User Guide Touch Calibration The P1520 with resistive or capacitive touch screen will already be calibrated before it ships from Radiant Manufacturing. It should not require a recalibration through the life of the terminal. However, if touch issues arise, it is recommended that re-calibration be tried first before returning the terminal. -
Page 21: Upgrading/Replacing Components
Touchware interface (see picture below). The capacitive touch screen does not connect to the touch screen port on the top of the terminal. Note: The P1520 will already be calibrated before it ships from Radiant Manufacturing. It should not require a recalibration. -
Page 22: Replacing A Hard Drive Or Compact Flash
P1520 User Guide 5. Obtain new MSR assembly and reverse steps. Replacing a Hard Drive or Compact Flash The below section describes how to upgrade or replace a hard drive or compact flash. 1. Power down unit via software or On/Off button 2. -
Page 23: Replacing A Customer Display
P1520 User Guide 6. Remove the hard drive and replace with new hard drive. 7. Screw the 2 phillips screws, which secure the hard drive, into the can. 8. Reconnect the hard drive power and hard drive data connections. 9. Replace back panel and secure with 2 phillips screws Replacing a Customer Display The below section describes how to upgrade or replace a customer display. -
Page 24: Replacing A Power Supply
Replacing a Power Supply The below section describes how to upgrade or replace a power supply module. The replacement power supply module will contain both power supplies and the mounting bracket. The P1520 uses one fan cooled power supply. 1. Power down unit via software or On/Off button 2. -
Page 25: Important Safety Warning For Coin Battery Replacement And Handling
According to the instructions. P1520 Device Drivers Below is a list of drivers on the P1520. To view the P15xx Configurations and Settings interface, go Start Control Panel P15xx Hardware. Also, please see instruction file located at in c:/P15xx/ directory on Windows XP and Windows XP Embedded images for more information or contact Radiant Systems. - Page 26 P1520 User Guide Enable 3 Track MSR P15xx Driver Version P15xx Driver Version Primary Backlight Primary Backlight Calibrate Resistive Calibrate Resistive Touch Screen Touch Screen Platform Model Platform Model Unit Serial Number Unit Serial Number BIOS Version BIOS Version Cash Drawer...
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Page 27: P15Xx (Dvocd/C500) P704Fxxx Software Developers Kit (Sdk)
P1520 User Guide Note: MSR Keyboard Wedge Service needs to be stopped for OPOS test. MSR Keyboard MSR Keyboard Wedge service Status Wedge service Status Start/Stop MSR Start/Stop MSR Stopped: OPOS Stopped: OPOS Keyboard Wedge Keyboard Wedge Started: Keyboard Started: Keyboard... - Page 28 P1520 User Guide The Radiant dvOCD plugs into the secondary video port on the P1550 via the DVI-I connector. The P1550 has plug and play logic to detect the screen and adjust video parameters when it is attached or detached. When attached, the windows desktop and the screen in general are extended onto the dvOCD.
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Page 29: Upgrading Bios Using Radflash.exe
• Located in C:\P15xx folder unless they were released after the P15xx Platform Driver release • They can also be found at the Radiant Hardware Driver Downloads website Run RadFlash.exe from the command line • P1510 BIOS Example: RadFlash P1510_BIOS_0025.ROM •... -
Page 30: Hardware Certifications
Close the Cable Management™ System clamp. 11. Close the bottom access door and tilt the terminal upright. 12. Place the defective P1520 into the original shipment packaging and return to the appropriate repair center. Hardware Certifications The certification label is located on the P1520 plastic bottom panel. - Page 31 P1520 User Guide Version 1.2 04/02/07...
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Page 32: Appendix: P1520 Troubleshooting Guide
Is the touch screen going blank when idle? This is a critical feature of the P1520. After a period of time (30 minutes or more), the screen will go blank in a screen saver mode. This helps prolong the bulb life of the LCD. If you touch the screen or press any key on the keyboard, it should wake up. - Page 33 (ie. paper towel sprayed and then wrapped around a card) Warning! The OS on the P1520 is typically Windows XP. There is a known issue with Windows XP when cold/hard booting which can make the P1520 inoperable and require replacement due to operating system corruption.
- Page 34 Capacitive Touch Screen Troubleshooting Purpose This outlines basic troubleshooting steps for Radiant Systems Point-of-Sale equipment using 3M Capacitive touch screens and controllers. The driver package selected in this document covers all possible combinations of deployed 3M Touch Controllers and Touch Glass.
- Page 35 Set the calibration variable for driver 5.64_SR4 CALIBRATE=C:\PROGRA~1\MICROT~1\TOUCHW~1\MTSCAL.exe /C Symptom: When using C500 or C1200 Radiant customer displays as a secondary monitor, the calibration screen stretches onto the C500 or C1200 monitor. Resolution: The TouchWare Monitor program is not running. This program updates the registry with the current coordinates of the primary display to calibrate.
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