Introduction; Hardware Requirements; Software Requirements; Cortexopos Usb Device Types - Code CORTEXOPOS CR950 User Manual

1.0 - Introduction

The CortexOPOS service object allows Code barcode readers to interface with Windows PC applications
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that use the OPOS standard to communicate with peripherals. By default, the driver installation will create
an OPOS device that will work for all USB-connected Code barcode readers. The CortexOPOS installer will
also install the CortexOPOS
which include configuration for RS232-connected devices—including modems and multiple devices con-
nected at the same time.
The CortexOPOS service object supports USB and RS232 connections between the reader and the host
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computer. RS232 connection between the modem and host computer is also supported. Bluetooth con-
nections are not supported at this time.

2.0 - Hardware Requirements

Component
Computer
Hard Disk
Memory

3.0 - Software Requirements

Component
Operating System
4.0 - CortexOPOS
There are two different ways to set up a Code USB reader for OPOS:
Type
Generic CortexOPOS
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device (default)
Hardware-specific
CortexOPOS device
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Note: The concept of generic vs. hardware-specific devices is only relevant to USB-connected devices.
When an RS232 CortexOPOS
connected to that RS232 port—as long as the reader is correctly configured.
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Device Manager. The Device Manager gives users more advanced options,
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Requirements
PC/AT compatible
In addition to the capacity recommended for the OS, the hard disk must have at least
10 MB space available
A minimum of 94 MB of memory is required, and an additional 256 MB is
recommended
Requirements
PC/AT compatible
USB Device Types
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Description
This is an OPOS-registered device that is not tied to any particular Code barcode
reader. It will communicate with any connected Code barcode reader (CR1000,
CR5000, etc.)
This is an OPOS-registered device that is tied to a single physical Code barcode read-
er serial number. CAUTION: If this type of device is configured using the
CortexOPOS Device Manager, and the reader is replaced (even if it is with the same
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reader model—but not the exact same physical reader), the OPOS system will not be
able to communicate with the reader.
device is created, it will communicate with any Code barcode reader that is
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