Data Communication; Weboffice; Transaction Processing; Mechanical Design - FLOWBIRD CWT S5 Installation & Maintenance Manual

Product description
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the standard black mark is 4 mm long
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A black mark of 7 mm length signals the paper low event to be sent to

WebOffice.

There are 500 tickets left on the roll.
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A black mark of 11 mm length signals the end of paper. The terminal will go
in partial error and sends an event to WebOffice.
There are 200 tickets left on the roll.
4.6

Data communication

4.6.1
WebOffice
Flowbird WebOffice is a back-office service for remote management of your
terminals and for financial and statistical purposes. The CWT S5 communicates
with WebOffice via GSM/GPRS, 3G, 4G, or LAN using the TCP/IP protocol.
4.6.2

Transaction processing

Purchase data can be stored in a non-volatile memory device inside the CWT
S5, but in some card payment applications the data is immediately transferred to
an external source, such as WebOffice, without being stored anywhere inside
the terminal.
Coins must be collected on site by emptying or replacing the coin box.
Collection of card purchases can be done either on site by means of a memory
device such as a USB stick, or the data can be transferred automatically to the
WebOffice database on a regular basis where the operator can process the data
in several ways.
4.7

Mechanical design

4.7.1

Terminal measurements

The CWT S5 is available in three heights, The cabinet size is the same for all
heights. What differs is the height of the pedestal:
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standard: 1632mm [64 1/4in], pedestal: 795mm [31 2/8in]
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Short: 1532mm [60 1/4in], pedestal: 695mm [27 3/8in]
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Extra short: 1467mm [57 3/4in], pedestal: 630mm [24 6/8in]
All images have a line indicating the middle of the screen and a line on 48in
indicating the ADA requirement.
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