International POS Ltd. Cameron House,
White Cross, South Road, Lancaster LA1 4XF
Telephone +44(0)1524 388811. Email: [email protected]
How do I set up a CCD Scanner to work with an IPC POS terminal?
How do I set up a Metrologic Laser scanner to work with an IPC POS terminal?
IPC POS terminals require an RS232 scanner with a modified lead. The scanner plugs into a dedicated powered 9-pin D-type port on the back of the IPC terminal. The output from the scanner is fed to the keyboard controller which decodes the output and presents the scanned bar code as if it had been typed on the keyboard.
The communication settings are 2400 baud with 7 data bits and 2 stop bits.
For CCD scanners supplied from IPL the following bar codes should be scanned from the programming manual that comes with the scanner.
PAGE 1
Enter Set All Default
Set All Default
PAGE 2
Enter Group 0
RS232
Exit
PAGE 6
Enter Group 4
STX.ETX
Exit
PAGE 7
Enter Group 5
Continuous/LED Always on
Exit
PAGE 10
BAUD: 2400
BIT: Data bit 7
BIT: Stop bit 2
PARITY: EVEN
Exit
IPC POS terminals require an RS232 scanner with a modified lead. The scanner plugs into a dedicated powered 9-pin D-type port on the back of the IPC terminal. The output from the scanner is fed to the keyboard controller which decodes the output and presents the scanned bar code as if it had been typed on the keyboard.
The communication settings are 2400 baud with 7 data bits and 2 stop bits.
For Metrologic scanners supplied from IPL the following bar codes should be scanned from the programming manual that comes with the scanner.
Page (ii)
Enter/Exit Programming mode
Page (iii)
Set Defaults
Page (B-1)
Enable RS232
Page (E-2)
Even Parity
Page (E-4)
2400 Baud
Page (E-7)
7 data bits
Page (E-21
Enable STX prefix (E-21)
Page (E-22)
Enable ETX suffix
Page (E-23)
Disable carriage return
Page (E-24)
Disable line feed
Page (ii)
Enter/Exit Programming mode (ii)