Idn; Com5; Rear Display; Ant - Oracle MICROS Workstation 5A Setup Manual

The Workstation 5A IO Panel is similar in appearance to the original
Workstation 5, but adds a DB15 VGA connector, modular COM2 port, four
standard USB Ports USB1 through USB4 and one powered USB port, USB6.
Working from left to right in the illustration, each connector is detailed below.
Line Out - Mic In
The Green Line Out connector is an output, capable of driving external
powered speakers. The internal speakers do not mute when the Line Out jack is
used.
The Mic In jack allows you to connect a microphone to record sound clips in
the WIN32 environment. Windows Embedded CE 6.0 configurations do not
include sound recording software.

IDN

The IDN port is functionally identical to the IDN Port on the Workstation 5 as
well as the RS422-A and RS422-B ports on the Workstation 4/4 LX, KWS4,
and KW270. It contains both an RS422 or RS232 Interface.
This port is configured through application software as a full-duplex RS422
interface to support IDN printing devices. Use cable P/Ns 300319-036 (3ft), or
300319-120 (10ft).
When used as an RS232 interface, a number peripheral devices are supported.
Use cable P/N 300319-102 for RS232 devices,

COM5

COM5 is a full featured modular RS232 Interface. Use RJ45 to RS232 DB9
Adapter Cable, P/N 300319-103.

Rear Display

This connector is reserved for the Integrated LCD Customer Display.

ANT

This location is reserved for an external WiFi antenna. The SMA 'cigarette'
antenna is provided in some optional WiFi kits as an alternative to using an
internal antenna.
Workstation 5A Setup Guide - Fourth Edition
Installing and Operating the Workstation 5A
WARNING:
Do not insert a 6-Pin modular plug into the 8-Pin IDN
port. A 6-Pin plug can push some pins out of position
where they can short to the connector shell and possibly
damage the IDN and or RS232 interface components.
Always use an 8-Pin modular plug when you connect
IDN or RS232 peripherals to the workstation.
The IO Panel
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