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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide Document Purpose and Scope .................. 5 Warnings .......................... 5 Express Locker System Overview .................. 6 Troubleshooting ....................... 7 4.1. Power issues ........................ 7 4.1.1. Express Locker is not powered ON ................ 7 4.1.2. Monitor is OFF or screen is dark .................. 9 4.1.3. Computer & Monitor Power Outlet is not powered ............ 10 4.1.4. Computer is OFF ...................... 11 4.1.5. ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.5. Electrical component issues .................. 30 4.5.1. Barcode reader not functioning as expected ............... 30 4.5.2. Camera not functioning as expected ................ 30 4.5.3. RFID reader not functioning as expected .............. 31 4.5.4. Monitor not functioning as expected ................ 32 4.6. Internet Connection Issues ................... 33 System Component Location and Definition .............. 39 5.1. Camera ......................... 39 5.2. Monitor ......................... 39 5.3.
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 1. Document Purpose and Scope 1.1. This document defines the Express Locker maintenance procedures including corrective maintenance procedures and methods for troubleshooting problems that the user may experience. 2. Warnings 2.1. Warning: This equipment contains 120VAC power. Use caution when servicing the equipment. Do not access electrical equipment unless properly trained. 2.2. Warning: This equipment utilizes an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS). The UPS output will need to be disabled for safe maintenance activities. Do not access electrical equipment unless properly trained. 2.3. Warning: This equipment may have hot sources inside of the equipment. Use caution when servicing the equipment. Do not touch the computer immediately after removing power from the unit. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 5 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 2.4. Warning: This equipment has pinch points. Use caution when opening and closing access doors. 2.5. Warning: Open doors can be bump hazards 2.6. Warning: This equipment contains a battery. Use caution when working inside the kiosk with the battery. 3. Express Locker System Overview 3.1. The Express Locker system can be used to manage package delivery to its users. The Express Locker securely holds the packages for the users until they choose to retrieve their packages. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 6 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4. Troubleshooting 4.1. Power issues 4.1.1. Express Locker is not powered ON Check: Method / Expectation: Verify that the Uninterruptable • Sola UPS Power Supply (UPS) output is o Open the kiosk electrical enclosure door ON. (monitor door) per Section 7.3. o Locate the UPS on the Power Panel on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.1. o If the green LED on the front face of the UPS is OFF press the UPS ON button. o If the green LED still is not on verify USP functionality per Section 0. • Eaton UPS o Open the kiosk electrical enclosure door (monitor door) per Section 7.3. o Locate the UPS on the computer panel on the right hand side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.3. ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide Verify both ends of the power Confirm that the cord is plugged. supply cord are firmly plugged • One end of the system power cord plugs into into their respective the back of the Express Locker. receptacles. • The other end of the system power cord plugs into the wall outlet. Verify the outlet that the • Use an outlet tester to verify the outlet is Express Locker is plugged into functional. Confirm both polarity and ground. has power. • Or use multimeter to confirm that 120VAC power is available at the kiosk power connector in the kiosk base. Confirm both polarity and ground. • Contact the building maintenance staff to assist with restoring power to the outlet. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 8 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.1.2. Monitor is OFF or screen is dark Check: Method / Expectation: Verify that computer is ON • Verify per Section 4.1.4 Locate the Monitor and the • Open the kiosk electrical enclosure (monitor monitor LED’s door) per Section 7.3 • Locate the monitor on the back of the monitor door per Section 6.3. • Locate the LED’s on the side of the monitor next to the power cord connection. Verify the LED’s on the back • If the monitor LED’s are OFF press the monitor side of the monitor are ON power switch once to turn the monitor ON. signaling that the monitor has • If the monitor LED’s are orange & the computer power and is switched ON. is on then check that the VGA monitor cable is plugged into the computer and the monitor. Verify that the monitor’s Sola UPS power supply is functional. If the LED on the monitor’s power supply is OFF check that 120VAC power is available at the Computer & Monitor Power Outlet where the ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide Verify monitor is functional. • If power is available from the power supply connector (per above) press monitor power button again to turn monitor on. If monitor does not turn on replace monitor per Section 9.9. 4.1.3. Computer & Monitor Power Outlet is not powered Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the UPS output is Sola UPS providing 120VAC. • Locate the Computer & Monitor Power Outlet on the Power Panel on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.1 • Using a multimeter verify that 120VAC is provided at the UPS output terminals. • If no power if available at the UPS output terminals press the UPS power button to turn the UPS ON. • If this does not turn the UPS on then verify UPS functionality per Section 0. Eaton UPS Using a multimeter, check the output voltage on the UPS. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.1.4. Computer is OFF Check: Method / Expectation: Locate the computer. Locate the Computer and Computer Power Supply on the Computer Electrical Panel on the right side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.2 Verify that the computer is Confirm that the green LED on the bottom of the OFF. computer is OFF. If the green LED is on then the computer is ON. Verify that the Computer’s Sola UPS power supply is functional. If the green LED on the Computer Power Supply is OFF check that 120VAC power is available at the Computer & Monitor Power Outlet where the power supply is plugged into using an outlet tester. If no power is available at the outlet then verify Computer & Monitor Power Outlet per Section 0. Use a multimeter to check that the 120Vac power cord for the power supply is delivering power to the power supply. If not replace power cord. Use multimeter to check that the 24Vdc power cord (output) for the power supply is providing 24Vdc power. If not replace power supply. ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide per Section 0. Use a multimeter to check that the 120Vac power cord for the monitor power supply is delivering power to the power supply. If not replace power cord. Use multimeter to check that the 24Vdc power cord (output) for the monitor power supply is providing 24Vdc power. If not replace monitor power supply. Eaton UPS If the green LED on the monitor’s power supply is OFF check that 120VAC power is available at the Eaton UPS where the power supply is plugged into using an outlet tester. If no power is available at the outlet then verify the UPS is turned on. Use a multimeter to check that the 120Vac power cord for the monitor power supply is delivering power to the power supply. If not replace power cord. Use multimeter to check that the 24Vdc power cord (output) for the monitor power supply is providing 24Vdc power. If not replace monitor power supply. Verify Computer is functional. • If power is available from the power supply connector (per above) and the Computer does not turn ON (green LED on bottom of computer should be ON) then replace the computer per ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.1.5. UPS output is OFF Check: Method / Expectation: Verify input power to the UPS. Sola UPS Locate the Uninterruptable Power Supply on the Power Panel on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.1 Using a multimeter verify that 120VAC power is provided to the UPS input terminals. If the UPS input terminals are not powered then confirm system power per Section 4.1.1. If system power is appropriate then correct wiring to UPS input. Eaton UPS Locate the Uninterruptable Power Supply on the right side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.3. Using a multimeter verify that 120VAC power is provided to the electrical outlet. If system power is appropriate then replace the Eaton UPS. Verify UPS function. Sola and Eaton models • If power is available at the UPS input terminals then press the ON button. If the UPS output terminals do not power up then replace the ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.1.6. Module control board (PMC) is OFF Check: Method / Expectation: Verify PMC board is powered. • Open the Maintenance Access door per Section 7.1 for the module in question. • Locate the PMC behind the Maintenance Access door. • Verify the green LED on the PMC board is ON. • If the PMC is OFF use a voltmeter to verify that 24VDC +/‐ 1VDC (Red +, Blue ‐) power is provided at the power input connector to the PMC board. If power is provided then replace PMC. Verify PMC circuit 4 amp fuse Sola UPS is in good condition. • Locate the PMC board circuit 4 amp fuse on the Power Panel per Section 6.1 • Verify that the 4 amp fuse has not blown. If necessary replace the fuse with the Florence defined replacement. Eaton UPS • Locate the PMC board circuit 4 amp fuse on the Aux/DC power panel. • Verify that the 4 amp fuse has not blown. If necessary, replace the fuse with the Florence ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide Verify PMC board circuit Sola UPS 24VDC power supply function. • Locate the PMC circuit 24VDC power supply on the Power Panel on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.1. (For modules within a secondary bank of a Distributed System locate the PMC circuit 24VDC power supply behind the Maintenance Access Door that has the electrical caution sticker on the front.) • Verify that the input power selector switch located on the top of the 24VDC power supply is set to 115VAC. If not move the switch position to 115VAC. • Using a multimeter verify that 24VDC power is provided at the 24VDC power supply output. If power is not provided at the power supply output confirm that 120VAC is provided at the power supply input. If power is not provided at the power supply input verify system power per Section 4.1.1 • Correct wiring that provides 120VAC power from the UPS to the 24VDC power supply input. Eaton UPS • Locate the PMC circuit 24VDC power supply behind the Maintenance Access Door that has the electrical caution sticker on the front. • Verify that the input power selector switch located on the top of the 24VDC power supply ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2. Info Message Analysis and Resolution 4.2.1. GI01 ‐ General Info 01: CPU has shut down due to AC power loss The Express Locker sends a GI01 Info Message to RDMS when the Express Locker external power is interrupted. The Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) provides power to the Express Locker when the external power is interrupted. When external power is lost the system will shut down in a safe manner so that data integrity is maintained. The Express Locker sends the GI01 Info message to RDMS prior to system shut down. The Express Locker will restart automatically when the external power is restored. Check: Method / Expectation: If checking from offsite, Confirm that the computer is ON/OFF. remotely access the Express If the computer is ON, restart the Express Locker Locker via LogMeIn. software and contact Express Locker Technical service for help in evaluating the problem. Confirm with site or local Communicate with Site personnel. power provider that the power Communicate with local power provider or is out at the Express Locker check their website for power outage site. information. If power is OFF at the site coordinate with appropriate persons to have power restored. Confirm UPS function. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.3. GE02‐ General Error 02: Locker Delivery Type Configuration contains Delivery Types not provided by RDMS The GE02 Error is generated when there is a locker of a delivery type that was not defined by RDMS per the latest Configuration message. Check: Method / Expectation: Determine which Delivery Reference the Delivery Types page within the View Types utilized by the Tables Administrator function. A locker type that is ExpressLocker are flagged for flagged for deletion will be defined here. deletion. Resolution Use the Define Locker Delivery Types screen to reassign the locker delivery types for lockers that currently utilize Delivery types that are flagged for deletion. OR: update RDMS to include the utilized Delivery Type on the ExpressLocker. 4.2.4. LK01 ‐ Locker Error 01: Locker door did not open when expected The LK01 Error could occur for any user type. This error signifies that there is a mechanical or electrical problem with the door function. For some reason the door switch did not recognize that the door opened or the door actually did not physically open. Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the mechanical function Verify door swing and fit are correct and that door latch of the door. is operating properly per Section 0 Verify the door switch circuit is Per Section 4.4.3 operating properly ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.5. LK02 ‐ Locker Error 02: Locker door did not close when expected The LK02 Error could occur for any user type. This error signifies that there is a mechanical or electrical problem with the door function. For some reason either the door switch did not recognize that the door closed or the door actually did not physically close far enough to change the door switch state to closed. Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the mechanical function Verify door swing and fit are correct and that door latch of the door. is operating properly per Section 0. Verify the door switch circuit is Per Section 4.4.3 operating properly The LK02 may be resolved thru the Maintenance – System Status Screen per the Express Locker Operation Manual. 4.2.6. LK03 ‐ Locker Error 03: Locker opened without software command The LK03 Error could occur for all user types except Maintenance. This error signifies that the locker door switch circuit opened. This could be due to a problem with the circuit wiring or the switch. It could also occur because the door physically opened even though the computer did not send an unlatch command to the PMC. Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the mechanical function Verify door swing and fit are correct and that door latch of the door. is operating properly per Section 0. Verify the door switch circuit is Per Section 4.4.3 operating properly ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.8. LK05 ‐ Locker Error 05: Unknown Package Status The LK05 Error occurs when another error occurs during a package delivery process. The LK05 Error signifies that the software could not be confident that a package was delivered or removed from the locker. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm if the package is in the The LK05 may be resolved thru the Maintenance – locker. System Status Screen per the Express Locker Operation Manual. 4.2.9. KS01 ‐ Kiosk Error 01: Kiosk device error The KS01 Error is sent to RDMS when a communication or device failure occurs for the Camera, RFID reader, or Barcode reader. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm operation of the Contact Express Locker Technical Service for assistance device. in evaluating the device fault. Camera: ‐ Confirm camera USB cable is plugged into the computer. ‐ Confirm camera is listed in the Window’s Device Manager 4.2.10. KS02 ‐ Kiosk Error 02: Maintenance disabled kiosk device in software ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.12. PM02 ‐ PMC Error 02: Invalid device on CAN bus The PM02 message is sent to RDMS when a CAN device with an unexpected name is communicating on the CAN bus. For example: an improperly named Module control board (PMC) will cause PM02 errors. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm the correct settings Contact Express Locker Technical Support to review the are defined within the Express Configuration file that is in use on the Express Locker. Locker Configuration file. Confirm all devices on the CAN Contact Express Locker Technical Support to review the bus are named appropriately. device names that are active on the CAN bus and compare to the device names identified within the Configuration file. 4.2.13. PM03 ‐ PMC Error 03: Missing expected device on CAN bus The PM03 message is sent to RDMS when a CAN device has not communicated with the computer when expected. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm all PMC’s are Per Section 4.1.6. operational. Confirm the correct settings Contact Express Locker Technical Support to review the are defined within the Express Configuration file that is in use on the Express Locker. Locker Configuration file. Confirm all of the PMC’s on Contact Express Locker Technical Support to confirm the the CAN bus are named ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.15. PM05 ‐ PMC Error 05: PMC had a watchdog fault occur in the firmware The Express Locker sends a PM05 message to RDMS to inform RDMS that a PMC in the Express Locker had a watchdog fault (software crash internal to the PMC). Reference the ExLocker RDMS IDD for additional informations. If the PM05 message is sent to RDMS the PMC has corrected itself and no further action is required other than to monitor the performance of that PMC. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm historical Contact RDMS Technical Support for assistance performance of the PMC. in reviewing the performance of the PMC. Check number of PM05’s received against that PMC. Understand if there have been any other problems associated with the PMC. Replace PMC if it is problematic to the operation of the Express Locker. 4.2.16. RD01 ‐ RDMS Message 01: Invalid XML Message received The Express Locker sends an RD01 message to RDMS when the Express Locker receives an XML message that contains invalid data or is of invalid format. Reference the ExLocker RDMS IDD for details. RD01 is not utilized for invalid data within Configuration messages (see RD02 in Section 4.2.17). Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm RDMS message data Contact RDMS Technical Support for assistance and format. in understanding the messages sent by RDMS. Contact Express Locker Technical Support for ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.2.18. RD03 ‐ RDMS Message 03: Invalid user data in UserUpdate message The Express Locker sends an RD03 message to RDMS when the Express Locker receives a UserUpdate (XML) message that contains invalid data. Reference the ExLocker RDMS IDD for details. Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm RDMS UserUpdate Contact RDMS Technical Support for assistance message data. in understanding the messages sent by RDMS. Contact Express Locker Technical Support for assistance in understanding the messages received by the Express Locker. 4.3. Software or CAN communication issues 4.3.1. Computer & Monitor are on but Software is not running Check: Method / Expectation: Verify monitor is connected to Verify monitor is connected to the computer per Section the computer. 4.1.2. Verify software automatically • Turn computer OFF per Section 8.3 (preferred) starts when computer is or Section 8.4 restarted. • Turn computer ON per Section 8.5 •...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.3.2. CAN Bus is not functioning CAN Bus voltage specification: ‐ The voltage between PIN 1 & 3 on the CAN wire connector should be between 1.5 to 3VDC. ‐ The voltage between PIN 2 & 3 on the CAN wire connector should be between 1.5 to 3VDC. Check: Method / Expectation: Verify CAN voltage is • Using a multimeter confirm that the voltage on appropriate. the CAN bus meets the specifications defined above. If not then correct wiring harness problem or replace faulty component. Find CAN bus fault. • Ensure the computer is on. • Within the kiosk Maintenance Access door area disconnect the CAN cable from the PMC that is on the upstream side of the circuit (closer to the computer). • Measure the CAN Bus voltage per the specification above. If the voltage is per specification, reconnect the CAN wire to the PMC and move down stream along the CAN Bus to the next CAN connection. Disconnect downstream CAN Bus and measure live CAN Bus voltage. If the voltage is not per specification, reconnect the CAN wire to the PMC and move up stream along the CAN Bus to ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.3.3. Module control board (PMC) is not functioning Check: Method / Expectation: Verify PMC has the correct • Measure the voltage at the incoming power incoming 24V DC voltage. harness. • Voltage should be 24V DC +/‐ 1V (Red +, Blue ‐) • If polarity is incorrect identify the DC power harness that needs to be replaced. • If no voltage is evident then identify the power source issue per section 4.1.6 • If voltage is not in the correct range, adjust the to correct the voltage by rotating the output voltage adjustment screw on the DC power supply (next to the green LED). Verify PMC has a functional 5V • Observe the LED next to the 5V regulator is lit LED lit up on the board. up and not blinking. • If the 5V LED is blinking, check for a loose harness connection on the incoming power. • If the 5V LED is not on and the incoming 24V DC is correct, the 5V transformer on the board is damaged and the board will need to be replaced. Verify the CAN communication ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide PMC board. If the status did not change, report the following when requesting a replacement PMC board: ‐ Model number, Serial Number (of board), LED lights status, Metal or plastic standoffs, and confirm all steps above were followed. If PMC Board is not Correction of this issue may be resolved by removing the communicating with the PMC board reset button per Section 8.11 system and is found with the ‘5V ON’ LED lit solid green and no other LED’s lit (‘HEART BEAT’ and ‘TEST’ not lit). Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 25 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.4. Locker Issues 4.4.1. Locker Door does not open when expected Check: Method / Expectation: Verify that Locker is enabled Verify that Locker is enabled within the software per the within the software. Express Locker Operators Manual. Verify PMC board is Verify PMC board is functioning per Section 4.1.6 functioning. Verify CAN bus is functioning. Per Section 4.3.2. Verify mechanical door Verify door swing and fit are correct and that door latch function. is operating properly per Section 0. 4.4.2. Locker door does not open Check: Method / Expectation: Verify that Locker is enabled Verify that Locker is enabled within the software per the within the software. Express Locker Operators Manual. Verify PMC board is Verify PMC board is functioning per Section 4.1.6 functioning. Verify an oversized package is • Open Locker door using manual unlatch handle ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.4.3. Locker door does not close or latch Check: Method / Expectation: Verify that nothing is • Open door and verify that no object is inhibiting interfering with the door the door from closing. closing • Verify that the package is not so large that it is pressing on the door when the door closes. Verify that the Manual Unlatch • Open Locker doors using manual unlatch Handle is in its proper position. handle per Section 7.2. • Push Manual Unlatch Handle down. • Inspect the latch assembles to ensure that the latch mechanism is fully down, resting on the bottom of the hole in the latch assembly face plate. Verify door perimeter • Per Section 4.4.4 clearance is appropriate. Verify latch pin is installed • Open the door and verify that the latch pin is in place on the back side of the door. Verify latch function • Open locker door above or below problematic ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.4.4. Locker door rubs on frame or doesn’t open smoothly Check: Method / Expectation: Verify door perimeter • Open the locker door using manual unlatch clearance is appropriate. handle per Section 7.2 or Login as a Maintenance User and navigate to the Test Lockers Screen. Select the locker module from the drop down list. Use the manual lock OPEN button as appropriate for testing. • Close all doors except the problematic door. Inspect door perimeter and fit between other doors and outer frame. Correct interference problems when found. Verify door switch probe • Open & close problematic door to determine if clearance is appropriate. door switch probe is interfering with probe hole. Adjust door probe elevation alignment by adjusting the position of the door’s top hinge. Adjust the probe right to left position by bending the probe right or left. Replace door if no other solutions are apparent per Section 9.6. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 28 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.4.5. Locker door switch circuit is not functioning Check: Method / Expectation: Confirm door switch circuit is • Login as a Maintenance User and navigate to operational. the Test Lockers screen. Select the locker module that you want to test. Reference Express Locker Operators Manual. • When the door switch toggle is not pushed in (the door is open) the door’s Switch state button should show OPEN. • When the door switch toggle is pushed in (the door is closed) the door’s Switch state button should show CLOSED. • Locate the door switch per Section 6.5. • With the locker door open, actuate the door state switch by moving the toggle on the door switch with a small screw driver. If the door switch state button does not change from OPEN to CLOSED as expected correct the wiring problem with the door switch circuit (repair wiring problem or replace switch). Adjust the door switch • Remove the Latch Assembly from the module. position. Reference Section 9.6. • Slide the door switch forward (towards the ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.5. Electrical component issues 4.5.1. Barcode reader not functioning as expected Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the barcode reader is • Open the kiosk electrical enclosure (monitor plugged into the computer. door) per Section 7.3. • Locate the barcode reader on the back side of the kiosk monitor door per Section 6.3. • Verify the barcode reader USB cable is fully plugged into the computer. • Unplug and re plug the USB cable to reset the connection to the computer. • Restart the computer. Verify the barcode reader is • Contact Express Locker Technical Service for properly configured. assistance to update barcode reader configuration. Verify LED status. • If barcode reader LED is red all the time contact Express Locker Technical Service for assistance to update barcode reader configuration. Verify barcode reader • Log into the Express Locker software as a ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.5.3. RFID reader not functioning as expected Check: Method / Expectation: Verify RFID reader is plugged • Open the kiosk electrical enclosure (monitor into the computer. door) per Section 7.3. • Locate the RFID reader on the back side of the kiosk monitor door per Section 6.3. • Verify the RFID USB cable is fully plugged into the computer. • Unplug and re plug the USB cable to reset the connection to the computer. • Restart the computer. Verify RFID configuration. • Contact Express Locker Technical Service to verify RFID configuration. Verify RFID reader function. • Log into the Express Locker software as a Maintenance User. • Scan a valid RFID card in the Test Kiosk screen. • Replace malfunctioning RFID card if valid card was scanned on the Test Kiosk screen. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.5.4. Monitor not functioning as expected Possible problem statements include: Display is not on. Touch input is not working Tough input places cursor in a different position than you touch. Check: Method / Expectation: Verify the VGA cable is • Open the kiosk electrical enclosure (monitor plugged into the monitor and door) per Section 7.3 into the computer through the • Locate the monitor on the back of the kiosk DVI adapter. monitor door per Section 6.3. • Verify the VGA cable is attached to the VGA port on the side of the monitor. • Verify the VGA cable is firmly attached to the DVI converter. • Verify the DVI converter is firmly attached to the computer. Calibrate monitor touch input. • Open the kiosk electrical enclosure (monitor door) per Section 7.3. • Locate the monitor on the back side of the kiosk monitor door per Section 6.3. • Press the monitor power button to turn the ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.6. Internet Connection Issues 4.6.1. Physical Connection Are the cables plugged in? Check the computer to ensure the Ethernet cable is plugged into one of the two NICs on the computer. Check that the Ethernet cord from the computer and the Ethernet cord from the base are both plugged into the UPS. Check that the Ethernet cord from the UPS to the base is plugged into the connection at the back of the unit. Check that the Ethernet cord is plugged into the back of the kiosk and into the wall jack. Do you have a connection to the network? Check the LEDs where the Ethernet cable is plugged into the computer. Do you see a solid light? What color is it? Do you see a blinking light? Solid light = Connection to a network device Color = Speed of the network Blinking Light = Activity on the network If you do see a light, move on to the next step. If you do not see a light, recheck the previous step. If you are sure all cables are plugged in, contact the property’s technical service contact to check the cabling on their end. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 33 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.6.2. Obtaining a valid IP address thru DHCP Log into the ExpressLockerAdmin account. Open command prompt window. Type “ipconfig” Did you receive a proper IP address from the DHCP server? If you receive a 169.xx.xx.xx IP address, the network you are connected did not give you a proper IP address. Inform the property’s technical service contact that you were not able to receive an IP address from the DHCP server. Request the network be adjusted or a static IP address to be assigned. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 34 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.6.3. If the kiosk needs to be assigned a static IP address: CAUTION: Incorrect settings can result in lost communication with the device. IP Address settings changes should be made by a technician while on site. Log into the ExpressLockerAdmin account. Go to the control panel and click on “Network and Sharing Center” Click on the “Change Adapter settings” on the left hand side of the window. Right click on the active connection and select Properties (the active connection is the connection without the Red X). If both connections are not active (Red X) then the Ethernet cable is unplugged from the Express Locker or is not active. Select the “Internet Protocol Version 4” and press the “Properties” button. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 35 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide On the Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties screen, select “Use the following IP Address:” and input the IP address information that was assigned to the unit by the installation site’s network administrator and press OK. Close all control panel windows. Restart the computer at the Command Prompt using “shutdown –r”. Login to the Express Locker computer using the Admin account. Test access to the web sites listed in the Express Locker Site Requirements document via Internet Explorer. Restart the computer at the Command Prompt using “shutdown –r”. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 36 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 4.6.4. Checking connection through the local network If you can pull a valid IP address and still not access the correct websites per the Site Requirements document, perform an ipconfig /all request and forward the information to the property’s technical service representative. Log into the ExpressLockerAdmin account. Open command prompt window. Type “ipconfig /all” Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 37 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide You can also run a trace route on one of the websites to see where the connection is being blocked. Type “tracert www.google.com” If the tracert reaches a 65.xx.xx.xx device, you have reached the internet. Check with the property’s ISP is you still have connection issues. If the tracert does not reach a 65.xx.xx.xx device, inform the property’s technical service representative and provide them the tracert so they can diagnosis their network connections. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 38 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 5. System Component Location and Definition 5.1. Camera The camera is located on the kiosk monitor door above the monitor per Section 6.3. The camera is installed in the kiosk for security purposes. The camera takes still pictures of every transaction and transmits them to the remote server. 5.2. Monitor The monitor is located on the kiosk monitor door per Section 6.3. The monitor is used for display and as an input to the system. The monitor is touch capable. 5.3. Computer The computer is located on the right side of the kiosk electrical enclose on the computer electrical panel per Section 6.2 The computer runs a custom developed software package designed to control access to the Express Locker system, open/close the locker doors, and track the package’s tracking barcode. 5.4. Barcode Scanner The barcode scanner is located on the kiosk monitor door below the monitor per Section 6.3. The barcode scanner can be used to scan the tracking barcode during package delivery. The barcode scanner can be used to provide the user identification during the login process. 5.5. RFID Reader The RFID reader is located on the kiosk monitor door below the monitor per Section 6.3. The kiosk has an RFID reader that can provide user identification during the login process. 5.6. Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) For ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016 the Sola UPS is located on left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure on the Power panel per Section 6.1 For ExpressLockers built on or after 19 Sep 2016 the Eaton UPS is located on right side of ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 5.8. Parcel Module Controller (PMC) A PMC is located behind the Maintenance Access Door on each module. The PMC is a custom circuit board. The PMC receives commands from the software to open the locker doors and the PMC communicates with the computer to define door position. 5.9. Latching Mechanism The latching mechanism is located behind each of the locker doors. The latching mechanism consists of a solenoid connected to the latch and a door position sensor switch. The latching mechanism allows for electronic opening of locker doors and manual closing. 5.10. PMC Circuit 24VDC power supply For ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016 the 24VDC power supply is located on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure on the Power Panel per Section 6.1 For ExpressLockers built on or after 19 Sep 2016 the 24VDC power supply within the Auxiliary Power panel which is located in the maintenance access compartment of the kiosk. The 24VDC power supply supplies a regulated 24V DC voltage for the PMC boards used in the system to control the locker door latching mechanisms. 5.11. Computer & Monitor Power Outlet 5.11.1. For ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016 The Computer & Monitor Power Outlet is located on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure on the Power Panel per Section 6.1. This outlet receives power from the Sola UPS output. This outlet supplies power to the computer and monitor power supplies. The outlet should not be used to power any other device. 5.11.2.
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 5.12. Beeper For ExpressLockers built prior to 4 May 2016 the beeper is located on the left side of the kiosk electrical enclosure on the Power Panel per Section 6.1 For ExpressLockers built on or after 4 May 2016 the beeper is located on the kiosk’s PMC board located in the Maintenance Access compartment. Per the standard configuration settings the beeper sounds when door(s) are opened during the Resident processes and the Delivery Agent processes. Configuration settings can be changed so that the beeper does not sound. Ref Section 8.1. 5.13. Auxiliary Power Panel For ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016 there is no Auxiliary Power Panel in the kiosk. For ExpressLockers built on or after 19 Sep 2016 an Auxiliary Power is located within the kiosk maintenance access compartment. Additional Auxiliary Power Panels may be utilized to power modules within large systems and additional banks of modules in a Distributed ExpressLocker system. These Auxiliary Power Panels will be located in module maintenance access compartments as defined by the configuration drawing provided with the system. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 41 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 6. Express Locker System Diagrams and Drawings 6.1. Kiosk Power Panel – Sola UPS 2 3 1 6 4 5 1. PMC power circuit Fuse 2. System breaker 3. Uninteruptable Power Supply (UPS) 4. 24VDC Power Suppy (for PMC power circuit) 5. Beeper 6. Computer & Monitor Outlet Kiosk Power Panel (utilized in ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016) Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 42 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 6.6. Auxiliary Power Panel / Distributed System Power Panel 1 2 1. Aux Power Panel ‐ 302136 2. 4A Fuse ‐ 300294 3. Aux Power Panel Dry Cleaning – 302137 (not shown) Auxiliary Power Panel / Distributed System Power Panel Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 47 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 7. Equipment Access Instructions 7.1. Open Maintenance Access Door 7.1.1. The Maintenance Access Door is the lowest door on the kiosk or locker module. 7.1.2. Slide the key cover of the maintenance access door to the right. 7.1.3. Insert the key (provided with the Express Locker) into the lock found underneath the key cover and turn clockwise to unlock. 7.2. Open All Module Doors Using Manual Unlatch Handle 7.2.1. Warning: This equipment contains 120Vac power. Use caution when servicing the equipment. Do not access electrical equipment unless properly trained. The kiosk monitor door is the door to the electrical enclosure area. 7.2.2. Open Maintenance Access Door per Section 7.1 7.2.3. Locate the manual unlatch handle on the left hand side of the maintenance access area. Manual Unlatch Handle 7.2.4. Pull manual unlatch handle up to unlatch all module doors. 7.2.5. Press manual unlatch handle down to ensure all module doors will latch properly when closed. 7.3. Open Kiosk electrical enclosure 7.3.1. Warning: This equipment contains 120Vac power. Use caution when servicing the equipment. Do not access electrical equipment unless properly trained. The kiosk monitor door is the door to the electrical enclosure area. 7.3.2. To access the kiosk electrical enclosure area (behind kiosk monitor door) reference Section 7.2. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 8. General Instructions & Component Adjustment 8.1. Beeper Adjustments The Express Locker beeper volume can be adjusted by physically turning the beeper face plate. The beeper can be turned ON or OFF within the Locker Test Screen (for the kiosk) that is accessible by Maintenance Users. Refer to the Express Locker Operations Manual for details. There is only one beeper on the standard Express Locker. For ExpressLockers built prior to 4 May 2016 the beeper is located on the Power Panel inside the kiosk electrical enclosure per Section 6.1. For ExpressLockers built after 4 May 2016 the beeper is located on the kiosk’s PMC board self. 8.2. Monitor Screen Calibration Connect a keyboard to the ExpressLocker computer. Shutdown the ExpressLocker software Login to the computer as the ExpressLocker PC Admin. Press the <Windows> button on the keyboard Type “elo” in the Search programs and files field Use up / down arrow keys on the keyboard to highlight Elo Touchscreen on the list and press <Enter> key Use <Tab> key on the keyboard to highlight Align and press <Enter> key Follow instructions on the screen to calibrate the screen touch function Close the Elo Touchscreen Control Panel when complete. Restart the computer 8.3. Shut OFF Computer using Express Locker software (preferred) Log into the computer as a Maintenance user. On the Test Kiosk screen select the “Shut OFF Computer” button on the lower right. 8.4. Shut OFF Computer (alternative method) Plug in USB keyboard into an open USB port on the computer. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 8.6. Log on to the Computer using Express Locker PC Admin user account Plug in a keyboard to an open USB port on the computer Shut down Express Locker software by pressing Ctrl – F12 Press Ctrl – Alt – Del Select “Log Off” from the list provided Select the “Express Locker PC Admin” user icon Enter password (contact RDMS Technical Service for the password) 8.7. Change Computer Date & Time Log on to the computer using Express Locker PC Admin user account per Section 8.6 Select Windows Icon in lower left corner of screen Select “Control Panel” Select “Date & Time” Select “Change Date & Time” button Adjust time and date as necessary Select “OK” on the Date & Time Settings screen Select “OK” on the Date & Time screen Confirm date and time are correct in the lower right corner of the screen Restart computer when complete 8.8. Camera – Reset factory settings Log on to the computer using Express Locker PC Admin user account per Section 8.6 Open the “Express Locker Took Kit” folder on the desktop Run the Videology USB Viewer software Select Options ‐> Factory Reset Unplug camera USB cable from the computer and plug back in or follow Doc# 301023 which utilizes UPS to power cycle the computer. Restart computer when complete 8.9. Camera – Adjust image focus Log on to the computer using Express Locker PC Admin user account per Section 8.6 Open the “Took Kit” folder on the desktop Run the Videology USB Viewer software If necessary loosen the set screw so that the front most portion of the lens can rotate Adjust the camera focus by rotating the front most / outer lens using the on screen ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 8.10. How to Power Down the ExpressLocker for Maintenance Work For ExpressLockers with Sola UPS (built prior to 19 Sep 2016) Shut down computer per section 8.3 or Section 8.4 Toggle breaker on the left side of the kiosk electrical compartment to the OFF position. Turn UPS off Press and hold the white power button on the front face of the UPS until the UPS beeps (then release) All LED’s on the front face of the UPS will be off when the UPS is off. Confirm UPS output power is off by testing the output power terminals with a volt meter. For ExpressLockers with Eaton UPS (built on or after 19 Sep 2016) Shut down computer per section 8.3 or Section 8.4 Turn UPS off: Press and hold the green power button on the front face of the UPS until the UPS beeps (then release) The green power button will not be little when the UPS is off. Unplug power cords from the front face of the UPS to isolate circuits from power. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 51 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 8.11. PMC Board (302063) – Reset Button Removal Remove power from the PMC Board by disconnecting both DC power harnesses from the board. Locate the Reset button. Cut the ground tab with small side cutters Cut both inboard pins Cut both outboard pins Ensure area under reset button is clean. Be careful the cut pins will be sharp. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 52 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9. Part Replacement Instructions 9.1. Barcode Scanner Replacement (K73660 – LSR116) Shut down the Express Locker executable. Open the kiosk electronics door by using the manual over ride process on the module. Remove power to the kiosk by turning the breaker to the off position or turning off the UPS. Locate the old barcode scanner on the back of the kiosk door. Trace the USB cable from the scanner to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new scanner. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the barcode scanner bracket in place. (Do not use powered drill driver to prevent galling of the nuts.) Remove the bracket with the scanner attached. Replace with the new scanner and bracket. Tighten the four nuts back onto the studs, ensuring the scanner orientation matches the old scanner. Route the USB cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous scanner. Secure the USB cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Call technical support for assistance with configuring the software on the scanner. Convert scanner from HID to serial device. Update configuration file with correct port number. Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 53 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.2. Barcode Scanner Replacement (K302156 – DSE0420‐D) Confirm that ExpressLocker Software version 2.1.x or later is installed. If version 2.0.x or prior is installed the software must be updated prior to installing the new DSE0420‐D barcode reader. Shut down the Express Locker executable. Open the kiosk electronics door by using the manual over ride process on the module. Remove power to the kiosk by turning the breaker to the off position and turning off the UPS. Locate the old barcode scanner on the back of the kiosk door. Trace the USB cable from the scanner to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new scanner. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the barcode scanner bracket in place. (Do not use powered drill driver to prevent galling of the nuts.) Remove the bracket with the scanner attached. Place the plastic cover piece on the bracket in front of the new barcode reader. Place the assembly on the door mounted studs. Ensure the cover piece is completely covering the hole in the door before securing the nuts down. Plug the micro USB cable into the barcode reader if it is not currently plugged in. Route the USB cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous scanner. Secure the USB cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Turn power on to the system. The computer should restart automatically. Call technical support for assistance with configuring the software on the scanner. Convert scanner from HID to serial device. Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 54 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.3. Camera Replacement (K73212 – 24C7.38USB) Shut down the Express Locker executable. Open the kiosk electronics door by using the manual over ride process on the module. Remove power to the kiosk by turning the breaker to the off position and turning off the UPS. Locate the old camera on the back of the kiosk door. Trace the USB cable from the camera to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new camera. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the camera bracket in place. (Do not use powered drill driver to prevent galling of the nuts.) Remove the bracket with the camera attached. Replace with the new camera and bracket. Tighten the four nuts back onto the studs, ensuring the camera orientation matches the old camera. Route the USB cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous camera. Secure the USB cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Open the “Videology” software in the “ToolKit” folder. If the focus of the camera needs to be adjusted, loosen the set screw on the camera lens and adjust the focus. Ensure the set screw is secure after adjusting the camera focus. Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 55 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.4. Camera Replacement (K302157 – ELP‐USBFHD01M‐L21) Confirm that ExpressLocker Software version 2.1.x or later is installed. If version 2.0.x or prior is installed the software must be updated prior to installing the new ELP‐ USBFHD01M‐L21 camera. Shut down the Express Locker executable. Open the kiosk electronics door by using the manual over ride process on the module. Remove power to the kiosk by turning the breaker to the off position and turning off the UPS. Locate the old camera on the back of the kiosk door. Trace the USB cable from the camera to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new camera. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the camera bracket in place. (Do not use powered drill driver to prevent galling of the nuts.) Remove the bracket with the camera attached. Replace with the new camera and bracket. Tighten the four nuts back onto the studs. Route the USB cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous camera. Secure the USB cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Turn power on to the system. The computer should restart automatically. Log into Windows using the administrator account. Open the WebCamViewer v1.0 software in the “ToolKit” folder. If the focus of the camera needs to be adjusted, loosen the set screw on the camera lens and adjust the focus. Ensure the set screw is secure after adjusting the camera focus. Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 56 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.5. Computer Replacement (and SSD Replacement) o If the existing computer is accessible and the database and configuration files are good, retrieve the database and config file from the old computer prior to removing it from the ExpressLocker. Close the ExpressLocker software. Copy the file DataBase.sdf to a USB drive from the ExpressLocker computer location C:\Users\Public\Documents\ExpressLocker Copy the file ExpressLocker.UserInterfaces.PackageConcierge.exe.config to a USB drive from the ExpressLocker computer location C:\Program Files\ExpressLocker Kiosk Controller. o If the existing computer is not accessible or the database and configuration files are not available then the computer will need to re‐commissioned after the new computer is installed in the ExpressLocker. o Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 o Remove the computer from the Kiosk. Unplug the cables going into the computer. Remove any zip ties that prevent the cables from being moved away from the current computer. Use a small flat blade screwdriver to loosen the screws on the CAN communication harness and the DVI/VGA adapter. Loosen the screws holding the computer to the left side of the kiosk with a T15 Torx screwdriver. Lift the computer up off the key holes. o Remove the power supply for the computer. Unplug the computer power supply from the 120V receptacle. Slide the computer power supply out from the zip ties that are holding it in place. Remove the computer power supply from the kiosk. o Install the new computer power supply. Slide the new power supply into the zip ties on the shelf. Cut the zip ties and replace ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide Serial cable for UPS DB9 connector for CAN communication Power connector for the computer RJ45 connector for the Ethernet connection Secure all of the cables so they do not interfere with opening and closing the electronics access door (monitor door) and the cables will not be pinched when the door is closed. Apply power to the Express Locker. Follow power down process in reverse per Section 8.10 o Calibrate the monitor per Section 8.2 o Setup the computer for use using the previous database and config file. Shut down the ExpressLocker software. Copy the file DataBase.sdf that was copied from the old computer to C:\Users\Public\Documents\ExpressLocker. Copy the file ExpressLocker.UserInterfaces.PackageConcierge.exe.config that was copied from the old computer to C:\Program Files\ExpressLocker Kiosk Controller. Restart the computer and confirm everything functions properly after the ExpressLocker software loads. o If the database and config file from the previous computer were not available, the new computer will need to be re‐commissioned per the standard commissioning process. Remove all packages from the ExpressLocker prior to re‐commissioning the computer. Rename the computer to the serial number of the kiosk Contact Florence Technical Support to request a new configuration file for the Express Locker. Rename the Florence provided configuration file to ExpressLocker.UserInterfaces.PackageConcierge.exe.config and place it in C:\Program Files\ExpressLocker Kiosk Controller. Restart the computer to start the commissioning process. After the commissioning process is complete confirm everything functions properly. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.6. Computer Solid State Hard Drive (SSD) Replacement – K300417 Remove the computer per Section 9.5 Remove the back plate from the previously removed computer. Remove the screws holding the SSD to the back plate. Remove the plug going into the SSD. Remove the replacement SSD from the packaging. Plug the replacement SSD into the plug. Secure the replacement SSD to the back plate with the original screws. Secure the back plate onto the computer with the original screws. Re‐install the computer per Section 9.5 9.7. Door Latch Assembly Replacement Ref Section 6.5 Remove the 4 screws that attach the Latch Assemble to the module. Gently pull the Latch Assembly forward out of the latch assembly hole. Disconnect the two electrical harnesses from the back of the Latch Assembly. Be careful to keep the connecting ends from falling back into the module. Set the old Latch Assembly aside. Connect the two wire harnesses from the module to the new Latch Assembly. Gently slide the new Latch Assembly into the latch assembly hole. Be careful not to pinch the wires as the latch assembly is moved into place. Install the 4 screws to attach the Latch Assembly to the Module. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 59 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.8. Locker Door Replacement Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 Open all of the module doors for the problematic module per Section 7.2 Disconnect wires from PMC and remove PMC plate. Push wires into adjacent modules. Remove top by removing mounting screws on top and slide top off system being careful to no scratch anything. Drill out all rivets connecting the module to the adjacent modules. Remove bolts attaching module to base. Slide module forward and remove module from base and lay it on it back on a protective surface so that the paint does not scratch. Attach a drill to the hinge rod at the top of the module. While turning the hinge rod with the drill pull the hinge rod out. Remove problematic door and place new door in its place. While turning the hinge rod with the drill push the hinge rod into the module guiding doors as necessary. Place module on base. Align rivet holes with tapered punch and install multiple cleco clamps to maintain rivet hole alignment. Install rivets to reconnect module to adjacent modules. Install bolts to attach module to base. Install top (per Express Locker Installation Manual) Install PMC plate Push wires back into Maintenance Access area from adjacent modules and connect wires per Express Locker Installation Manual. Turn the toggle on the system breaker to the ON (up) position. Turn UPS On by pressing the power button on the front of the UPS. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 60 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.9. Monitor Replacement Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 Locate the old monitor on the back of the kiosk door. Remove the old power supply cable and replace with the new power supply cable. Trace the USB cable and VGA cable from the monitor to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new monitor. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the monitor in place. Remove the monitor from the kiosk door. Replace with the new monitor. Tighten the four nuts back onto the studs, ensuring the monitor orientation matches the old monitor. Route the USB cable and VGA cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous monitor. Secure the USB cable and VGA cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Calibrate the screen touch function per Section 8.2 Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. 9.10. Parcel Module Controller (PMC) Replacement Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 Open maintenance access door on the module that has the faulty PMC. Use caution when accessing the maintenance access door, 120V power sources may be contained in the maintenance access bay. Unplug all of the harnesses connected to the PMC. Remove the PMC board from the plate it is attached to using a T15 Torx screwdriver. Install the new PMC. Touch the metal on the Express Locker to discharge static electricity before handling the PMC. Use a T15 Torx screwdriver to install 5 screws to secure the new PMC onto the plate. Reconnect all of the harnesses onto the PMC per the harness color code and the Express Locker Installation Manual. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.11. PMC circuit fuse Replacement Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 Locate PMC circuit fuse on the Power Panel per Section 6.1. Remove the spent fuse from the terminal block on the DIN rail. Install the new fuse. (Only use fuse as specified on the Express Locker wiring diagram to ensure that fire and electrical safely considerations are maintained.) Turn UPS ON by pressing the power button on the front of the UPS. Turn the toggle on the system breaker to the ON (up) position. 9.12. 24Vdc Power Supply Replacement This section only applies to ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016. Power down the ExpressLocker per Section 8.10 Remove the incoming 120V power, neutral and ground harness from the 24V power supply. Remove the outgoing 120V power, neutral, and ground harness from the 24V power supply. Remove the four screws holding the power supply to the panel using a Torx T15 driver. Replace the 24V power supply in reverse of how the power supply was removed. Ensure the switch on the power supply is set to 115V. Ensure the harnesses are landed to the correct terminals per the Express Locker wiring schematic. Turn the toggle on the system breaker to the ON (up) position. Turn UPS On by pressing the power button on the front of the UPS. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 62 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.13. RFID reader Replacement Shut down the Express Locker executable. Open the kiosk electronics door by using the manual over ride process on the module. Remove power to the kiosk by turning the breaker to the off position. Locate the old RFID reader on the back of the kiosk door. Trace the USB cable from the RFID reader to the computer and remove the connection. Remember the location of the USB for the new scanner. Use a 11/32” nut driver to remove the four nuts that are holding the RFID reader bracket in place. Remove the bracket with the RFID reader attached. Replace with the new RFID reader and bracket. Tighten the four nuts back onto the studs, ensuring the RFID reader orientation matches the old RFID reader. Route the USB cable to the computer and plug it into the same USB port as the previous RFID reader. Secure the USB cable to the cable bundle with the supplied zip ties. Call technical support for assistance with configuring the software on the RFID reader.. Update configuration file with correct port number. Clean up the kiosk compartment and close the door when finished. Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 63 of 66 ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 9.14. Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) Replacement For Sola UPS (utilized on ExpressLockers built prior to 19 Sep 2016) Ensure the power is disconnected from the building outlet or disconnect the 120VAC power connector in the kiosk base. Turn the toggle on the system breaker to the OFF position. Turn the UPS OFF by pressing the power button on the front of the UPS. Confirm that there is no voltage on the UPS input or output terminals. Remove 120V power, neutral and ground harness from the UPS input terminals. Remove 120V power, neutral, and ground harness from the UPS output terminals. Remove the serial cable from the UPS. Unlatch the DIN rail lock on the bottom of the UPS. Use a small flat screw driver blade to open the lock. Remove the malfunctioning UPS from the DIN rail by lifting the UPS out and up from the DIN rail. Replace the UPS in the reverse order the UPS was removed. Follow the wiring schematic for harness placement. Ensure the terminals are tightened down after the harnesses are installed. Ensure the circuit breaker is tight against the DIN rail before the lock is installed. Turn the toggle on the system breaker to the ON (up) position. Turn UPS On by pressing the power button on the front of the UPS. For Eaton UPS (utilized on ExpressLockers built on or after 19 Sep 2016) Ensure 120VAC power to the kiosk is disconnected by unplugging the UPS power cable from the back of the Maintenance Access compartment. Unplug all of the cables (power & Ethernet) from the UPS. Remove the UPS cover by unscrewing the Torx screws holding it to the mounting plate. Remove the old UPS. Ensure the battery on the new UPS is connected. If not, follow the directions within the UPS package. Place the new UPS in the same position as the old UPS. Install the UPS cover plate. Plug all cables back into the UPS in their original locations. ...
Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 10. Reference Documents Document Number: Document Name: 300097 ExpressLocker™ Site Requirements 300098 ExpressLocker™ Installation Manual 300099 ExpressLocker™ Operators Manual Provided at System Installation ExpressLocker™ System Drawing 300141 ExpressLocker™ Wiring diagram 301025‐D01 ExpressLocker™ Product Change History Confidential & Proprietary for Florence and Clients Only – Do Not Distribute Page 65 of 66 ...
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Doc #: 300179 Revision: 26 ExpressLocker™ Maintenance & Troubleshooting Guide 11. Document Revision Notes Rev: Date: Section: Notes: General updates and revisions to Draft 11 22 Aug 2014 All document (dab). General updates and revisions to Draft 12 26 Aug 2014 All document (dab). General updates and revisions to 13 22 Sep 2014 All document (dab). Added details to the Camera Focus 14 4 Jun 2015 8.9 instructions (dab). Referenced Doc# 301023 in Camera Reset 15 18 Jun 2015 8.8 process. (dab) Updated computer replacement section 16 17 Feb 2016 9.3 Removed DRAFT watermark (dab) ...
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