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3M™ Wireless Drive Thru System Model G5
Upgrading XT-1 basestation to 3M™ Drive Thru Basestation G5
Overview:
This document describes and illustrates the steps involved to successfully upgrade a 3M™ Wireless Communication System Model
XT-1 basestation with a 3M™ Drive Thru Basestation G5, in sites employing a Single Lane drive thru operation.
For the remainder of the document, the
• 3M™ Wireless Communication System Model XT-1 basestation will be referred to as XT-1 Basestation, and
• 3M™ Drive Thru Basestation G5 referred to as G5 Basestation.
Pre-Requisites:
1. Interview the Store Manager and verify they are currently NOT experiencing any issues with their Drive Thru equipment..
Otherwise, these issues need to be rectified first before conducting the Basestation upgrade.
2. Use the Pre-Install Checklist (attached to this document) to capture ALL information related to Store Operation, and
Greeter functionality by
Checking and writing down the current settings on the XT-1 Basestation
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Inspecting the XT-1 basestation for all connected peripherals (Timers, Greeters , External or |
Inspecting the XT-1 basestation for all connected peripherals (Timers, Greeters , External or |
Internal Vehicle Detectors, Pre-Approach Loops, etc
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Interviewing the Store Manager for any desired changes in operation (such as OT Modes,, Range etc)
3. Verify the cable to the outside Order Post is in good condition
4. Inspect the Order Post to verify Speaker and Microphone are properly positioned and the post is treated with 3M
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. The G5 Basestation allows for ONLY ONE internal Vehicle Detector Boar\d per Lane (for the Order Point Loop).
If the current XT-1 Basestation has more than one Internal Vehicle Detectors Board , ALL but tone (he Vehicle Detector Board
connected to the Order Point) MUST be replaced with External Detectors.
2. The Greeter functionality is built into the G5 Basestation.
3. All G5 Basestation configuration will have to be manually conducted either via the
-- Basestation's Front Panel (Keypad and LCD Screen) or
-- Basestation's Web Server
Any Configuration File you may have exported from the XT-1 Basestation cannot be imported/loaded onto the G5 Basestation.
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Acoustic Kit.

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  • Page 1 Interviewing the Store Manager for any desired changes in operation (such as OT Modes,, Range etc) 3. Verify the cable to the outside Order Post is in good condition 4. Inspect the Order Post to verify Speaker and Microphone are properly positioned and the post is treated with 3M Acoustic Kit.
  • Page 2 12. Save the current G5 Basestation settings G5 Basestation Wiring Terminals - Reference The labels on the illustration below correspond to the recommended steps listed above, to properly migrate from XY-1 Basestation to G5 Basestation, outlined in the remainder of this document.
  • Page 3 1. Disconnect and Remove the XT-1 Basestation off the wall To remove the base station cover: — Disconnect power from the base station. — Loosen the two screws located at the bottom of the cover. — Lift the cover upward and away. The display and keypad remain with the base, not with the cover. Disconnect wires terminating on XT-1 basestation —...
  • Page 4 Once this is completed you will need to drill the remaining two holes to secure Venus basestation to the wall. NOTE: If the current cable lengths terminating on the XT-1 Basestation are not long enough to re-wire the G5 Basestation, you may have to pull new cable However, if you are short by a few inches, you may splice in sufficient length of wire from an another spool of 3M Cables.
  • Page 5 Follow the illustration below to wire the Order Point Speaker, Microphone and Induction Loop, ,and Monitor Speaker (if applicable). NOTE: If the current wires do not extend out to the terminals on the G5 Basestation, you may splice in sufficient length of wire from an another spool of 3M Cables.

  • Page 6: Dip Switch Settings

    4. Install Vehicle Detector Board and any External Antennas. Installing Vehicle Detector Boards G5 Basestation accommodates up to TWO vehicle detector boards and these MUST be connected to the Order Point induction loops. Follow the procedure below to install them into the G5 basestation.
  • Page 7 -- The Auxiliary Relay #3 and it’s COM c. Using XT-1 Basestation’s Menu Board Speaker terminals (MEN SKR+ and MEN SKR-) To extract the Greet Event from the G5 Basestation, connect the wires from the Timer system to GPIO11 and GND1 as illustrated. To Timer System NOTE: GENERAL PURPOSE INPUT / OUTPUTs (GPIOs): The G5 Basestation provides 16 configurable logical Inputs and Outputs.
  • Page 8 Door or Opening the Refrigerator. You can configure any of the 16 GPIOs on the G5 Basestation Model as ALERT Message Trigger Inputs. For example, if you chose to wire the back door sensor to GPIO7 and GND0, any time these two pins are shorted, the ALERT message assigned to this input (such as Back Door Open) will play on each headset configured to play the ALERT Message.
  • Page 9 • Register headsets from the Registration option on the System Menu Enter Configuration Mode: Configuration mode is a passcode-protected area that contains most of the configuration options for the G5 Basestation system. Configuration mode is a passcode-protected area that contains most of the configuration options for the G5 Basestation system.
  • Page 10 Product Use: Many factors beyond 3M's control and uniquely within user's knowledge and control can affect the use and performance of a 3M product in a particular application. Given the variety of factors that can affect the use and performance of a 3M product, user is solely responsible for evaluating the 3M product and determining whether it is fit for user's particular purpose and suitable for user's method of application.