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AccessPC
Getting Started
Installing the Hardware
1. Power off the Access system.
2. Find a suitable location for the PC in or
near the display.
3. Connect the touchscreen (DB9) to
COM2* on the PC.
4. Connect the DB15 video cable to the
touchscreen and PC video card.
5. Connect the 970 module to COM1*
(DB25 to DB9) on the PC.
6. Connect the 970 to the Access system
bus.
7. Connect the PC keyboard.
8. Connect the PC power cable.
9. Connect the touchscreen power cable.
Optional:
10. Connect a PS/2 style mouse**
11. Connect phone line to PC modem
(required for remote support option)***
Hardware and Software Needed:
In addition to a CPU which meets the requirments
described to the right, you will need the following
items for installation:
• An Access Model 970 serial interface module
for 2-way communication between the Access
system and the PC.
• A touchscreen (An Elo 15" or 17" IntelliTouch
is recommended)
• Maid 2000 CD from Sound Solutions (or later,
requires converter software provided on
AccessPC CD)
• Included cabling from the PC and touchscreen
manufacturers.
* Actual configuration may vary.
** If connector is present. Note it is possible to use a serial mouse on a COM port that is not sharing an IRQ.
*** Please note that COM1/COM3 and COM2/COM4 share IRQs so try to avoid IRQ conflicts. Some installations may share an IRQ between the touchscreen and the
modem, but only one may be in use at a time. Most installations performed by Audio Authority will use separate IRQs so all devices can be used at once if the hardware
configuration is possible.
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Installation and Operation Guide
Figure 1.
Mouse (optional)
(And Access
Touchscreen cable
Touchscreen Video cable
Phone line (optional)
970 Module
AccessEZ
System Bus
Connector
System Requirements for AccessPC
AccessPC runs on any IBM compatible machine that meets
or exceeds the following specifications:
• A 133 MHz Pentium
• 32 MB of RAM
• A 2 MB video card that is capable of 800x600x24 bits
per pixel
• A 2 GB hard drive
• A CD-ROM drive
• 2 RS-232 serial ports
• Windows
• A standard keyboard
• An optional PS/2 style mouse (or serial mouse not
sharing an IRQ)
• A 56K modem and access to a single analog phone
(required for remote support option)
Power
Keyboard
970 Module
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DB25 Connector
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CPU (or equivalent)
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95 or 98 operating system
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Summary of Contents for Audio Authority AccessPC
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Page 1: Getting Started
*** Please note that COM1/COM3 and COM2/COM4 share IRQs so try to avoid IRQ conflicts. Some installations may share an IRQ between the touchscreen and the modem, but only one may be in use at a time. Most installations performed by Audio Authority will use separate IRQs so all devices can be used at once if the hardware... -
Page 2: Software Installation
Next, select “START” then “Maid2000 Database Converter” and place the Maid2000 CD into the selected drive; follow the onscreen directions. Now double click the AccessPC icon on the desktop to load the program. During this first run the software may display error messages because the hardware does not match the defaults. - Page 3 The main screen is where all product selection occurs (Figure 5). All operating system keyboard functions are locked out while in the main screen. To shutdown the system or exit AccessPC, use the Administrative Mode. To use the Administrative Mode, touch the line of text on the bottom of the blue frame (Figure 5, Detail 7).
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Page 4: Technical Support
• Amp_Position (Amp section only): the corresponding position for this product on the Access module. Technical Support If this guide does not help solve any problem you encounter, call Audio Authority Technical Service at 800-322-8346, M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., EST. 2048 Mercer Road, Lexington, Kentucky 40511-1071 Phone: 606-233-4599 •...
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