Tyco Electronics 17A2 manual Testing the Speaker Bar optional, Testing the DVD Drive optional

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Testing the Speaker Bar (optional)

To test the speaker bar, play any audio file on the touchcomputer and verify the sound emitting from the speakers.

NOTE: If the speaker bar is connected to the touchcomputer, the internal speakers will be disabled. If there is an audio cable plugged into the audio output port on the I/ O panel, both internal and speaker bar speakers will be disabled.

Testing the DVD Drive (optional)

To test the DVD drive, first ensure that the DVD software application accompanying the drive has been installed on the touchcomputer.

To test DVD playback, insert a compliant DVD video disk into the drive and run the software player application. Verify that video is displayed in the application window and that sound is playing from the speakers.

To test DVD recording, insert a compliant blank DVD disk into the drive and run the software recording application. Verify that DVD recording is successful by following the steps to complete a recording task.

Changing DVD region

1.From the desktop, click Start and then My Computer to open the my computer folder.

2.Right click the drive letter (i.e., (D:) DVD/CD-RW Drive) and select Properties.

3.Select the Hardware tab.

4.Select the correct DVD drive and click properties.

5.Select the DVD Region tab.

6.Select your country from the scroll down list and select OK to set the Region Code.

Note: Region Codes may be changed up to 5 times.

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Contents Touchcomputer User Guide LCD Multifunction Touchcomputer Elo TouchSystems Touchcomputer User GuideRevision D E926979 Elo TouchSystems Copyright c 2008 Tyco Electronics. All Rights Reserved DisclaimerTable of Contents Technical Support Setup Unpacking Your TouchcomputerProduct Overview Front View Rear ViewSide View Base Bottom View Display Orientation Display Orientation with Peripherals Initial Turn-On Language SelectionPage Time-zone selection Test Devices Testing the TouchscreenCalibration Testing in USB MSR Keyboard KB Emulation Mode Testing the Magnetic Stripe Reader MSR optionalTesting in USB MSR Human Interface Device HID Mode Converting MSR from Keyboard Emulation to HID and vice versa Testing the Customer Display optional Testing the Finger Print Reader optional Testing the Barcode Scanner optional Page Enabling 2-D Scanning Testing the DVD Drive optional Testing the Speaker Bar optionalChanging DVD region Testing the Wireless Card optional Testing the TV tuner optionalTesting the Cash Drawer Port Operation OSD Control OSD MenuTo lock the OSD OSD LockoutShortcut keys To unlock the OSDPower Lockout Power ControlPower Button To lock the PowerUsing the I/O panel TV Tuner optional PS/2 UniversalKensingtonTM Lock Snap off stand cover Securing the Touchcomputer BaseMounting Option Mount as shownMounting Option Display Angle Upgrades Adding PeripheralsMaintenance Care and Handling of Your Touchcomputer Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Weee DirectiveTo Install the Hard Disk Drive Servicing the Hard Disk Drive and Compact Flash CardRecovering the Operating System To Install the Compact Flash CardTechnical Specifications Touchcomputer Specifications RAMPage RS422 Mode Pin Definitionfor COM2 only COM1, COM2 ConnectorRS232 ModeRS485 Mode Pin Definitionfor COM2 only DB9 connector Pin Definition RJ45 connector Pin DefinitionPower Input Pin Definition Cash Drawer Port Signal Definition and Control ControlPage Page Display Specifications Power Supply Specifications Touchscreen Specifications Customer Display Peripherals SpecificationsMagnetic Stripe Reader MSR USB VersionFingerprint Reader USB-SSI converter board Elo P/N E580321 specifications One-Dimensional scanner specificationsOmni-Directional scanner Elo P/N E787026 specifications Barcode ScannerSpeaker Bar DVD Drive Wireless Card TV Tuner CardHumidity Environmental SpecificationsTemperature Ranges AltitudeTechnical Support Using the TouchcomputerUsing the Web Using the Phone Technical AssistanceRegulatory Information Electrical Safety InformationII. Emissions and Immunity Information Page III. Safety Label Warranty Page Check out Elo’s Website